New York Times Answers - Sunday, 19th September 1999

There are 92 across clues and 98 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 19th September 1999. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Muff
AAcross 5:	Viticultural valley
AAcross 9:	Common truck capacity	TWOTONS
AAcross 16:	Inventor sort	IDEAMAN
AAcross 23:	Like many assembly lines
AAcross 25:	Takes turns
AAcross 26:	Japanese menu item
AAcross 27:	Undeniably gone
AAcross 28:	Crane, e.g.
AAcross 29:	Magazine
AAcross 30:	CASH LOST IN 'EM	SLOTMACHINES
AAcross 32:	Simple conclusion?
AAcross 33:	I MAY DENT
AAcross 34:	Japanese menu items
AAcross 35:	Special-price transaction
AAcross 36:	Mind set?
AAcross 38:	It may start with "I": Abbr.	RTE
AAcross 39:	Hacienda hand
AAcross 41:	Worthless
AAcross 42:	Early Christian hideout
AAcross 45:	Calypso-influenced music
AAcross 48:	It turns up on the farm
AAcross 49:	One using a fork
AAcross 51:	Operation Allied Force grp.
AAcross 52:	Grammy category
AAcross 54:	Fish market sights
AAcross 57:	Routine result
AAcross 59:	COOL! MOVE IT!
AAcross 61:	1942 Preakness winner	ALSAB
AAcross 62:	In the cards
AAcross 63:	Heavy sleeper, metaphorically
AAcross 65:	Seminary deg.	STB
AAcross 66:	Part of ecclesiastic regalia
AAcross 67:	Repertoire for Will Smith
AAcross 68:	Remains
AAcross 69:	___ que (when, in Rennes)	ALORS
AAcross 71:	Strauss and son	JOHANNS
AAcross 73:	Like a utopia
AAcross 75:	Like some bass solos
AAcross 78:	Congregation of the Oratory founder Philip	NERI
AAcross 79:	Environmental warning
AAcross 80:	"___ out?" (dealer's query)	INOR
AAcross 81:	Muhammad Ali and others
AAcross 83:	It takes its toll: Abbr.	TNPK
AAcross 86:	Poli ___	SCI
AAcross 87:	NICEST NIGHT CANDLE	INCANDESCENTLIGHT
AAcross 91:	Acad. test	GRE
AAcross 92:	Right
AAcross 94:	Clears à la the Pied Piper
AAcross 95:	They're not refined
AAcross 96:	Send scurrying
AAcross 98:	Topics in topology
AAcross 100:	Words of dismissal	THATSALL
AAcross 102:	Loses appeal	WEARSTHIN
AAcross 103:	Go bumper to bumper with?
AAcross 106:	Some layers
AAcross 107:	F on a test
AAcross 108:	Contemporary of Alvar	EERO
AAcross 109:	"Three Tall Women" playwright
AAcross 110:	Disney acquisition
AAcross 113:	Oversimplified
AAcross 114:	"The Thief's Journal" author
AAcross 115:	"The Pad and How to ___" (1966 comedy)	USEIT
AAcross 116:	LIVE ON-SITE
AAcross 119:	Like some positions
AAcross 121:	Churchill's successor and predecessor
AAcross 122:	Trailer units
AAcross 123:	Jones of jazz	THAD
AAcross 125:	Cracks up
AAcross 126:	Dowsing rods, essentially
AAcross 127:	Polo Grounds hero	OTT
AAcross 128:	Word with water or fabric
AAcross 131:	Norma's heavenly neighbor
AAcross 132:	Film, in Hollywood lingo
AAcross 133:	1994 campus comedy	PCU
AAcross 136:	Handle differently?
AAcross 137:	Sound of feigned laughter	HARHAR
AAcross 139:	Bring up the rear?
AAcross 140:	O, C.P.U. TERM
AAcross 146:	"The London Spy" author Ward
AAcross 147:	ALAS, NO MORE Z'S	SNOOZEALARMS
AAcross 150:	Losable, as file data
AAcross 151:	Tile protector, of a sort
AAcross 151:	Tile protector, of a sort
AAcross 153:	Herbal quaff	GINGERTEA
AAcross 154:	Good thing to have in a race	BIGLEAD
AAcross 155:	It may be a lot	ONEACRE
AAcross 156:	Stamp Act repealer
AAcross 157:	Uneven
AAcross 158:	Have some
AAcross 159:	Miss overseas: Abbr.	SRTA
AAcross 160:	It may cover a lot
DDown 1:	Thigh-slapper
DDown 2:	Need for current events?
DDown 3:	"The Ruling Class" star
DDown 4:	Some have light faces
DDown 5:	Zip
DDown 6:	Had to retract a statement, perhaps	ATECROW
DDown 7:	Strutter's mate
DDown 8:	Half of a national capital	ADDIS
DDown 9:	Like a paseo	TREELINED
DDown 10:	Aggravated
DDown 11:	Native: Suffix	OTE
DDown 12:	Bait and switch, e.g.
DDown 13:	One might get a leg up on it
DDown 14:	Just out?
DDown 15:	Abbr. on outdated maps	SSR
DDown 16:	"Because ___!"	ISAYSO
DDown 17:	Put in stitches
DDown 18:	She, abroad	ESSA
DDown 19:	Interruption starter
DDown 20:	Start with bar or car
DDown 21:	One of a conjugative series	AMAT
DDown 22:	Literary death scene
DDown 24:	Hebrew letter after lamed
DDown 31:	Temperaments
DDown 33:	Obtain an extract of
DDown 37:	Perros chase them	GATOS
DDown 39:	Everyman
DDown 40:	Canon camera
DDown 43:	Producer of many musicals	MGM
DDown 44:	"The Emerald Forest" star Powers	BOOTHE
DDown 45:	HELPIN' 'N SEWING
DDown 46:	"Home Alone" boy	KEVIN
DDown 47:	Smart ___
DDown 48:	Fibrinogen source
DDown 49:	Shopping aids
DDown 50:	TERROR'S LOCALE?
DDown 50:	TERROR'S LOCALE?
DDown 53:	Washington portraitist
DDown 54:	It may be dripping
DDown 55:	"The Hour of the Star" novelist Lispector	CLARICE
DDown 56:	IS PAIN BATTLER	ASPIRINTABLET
DDown 57:	Stumble out of the gate, say	BADSTART
DDown 58:	Fix firmly
DDown 60:	It may be direct: Abbr.	OBJ
DDown 62:	Like some competitors
DDown 64:	Mountaineering aid
DDown 68:	Harmonize
DDown 69:	Blood type, briefly
DDown 70:	ESPN figures
DDown 72:	Like some breezes
DDown 74:	Old Testament priest	ELI
DDown 75:	Round dance
DDown 76:	Atlas abbr.	ISL
DDown 77:	Cheated
DDown 80:	Soldier's wear	IDTAG
DDown 82:	All shook up
DDown 84:	Setting for Cather's "My Ántonia"
DDown 85:	Kind of address
DDown 88:	"Bad idea"
DDown 89:	First name in mysteries	ERLE
DDown 90:	Set-___	TOS
DDown 93:	Mouseketeer ___ Tracey	DOREEN
DDown 97:	Blasts from the past	ATESTS
DDown 99:	"The ___ Tale" (one of "The Canterbury Tales")
DDown 101:	Parking place?
DDown 102:	Diminishes
DDown 103:	"Midnight Cowboy" role	RATSO
DDown 104:	Provide a 101-Down for
DDown 105:	Court figures
DDown 107:	Big 1984 newsmaker	FERRARO
DDown 111:	Like the end, sometimes
DDown 112:	Songwriter Leonard	COHEN
DDown 114:	Consumer's protection
DDown 115:	Short trucks?
DDown 117:	The same, at the start
DDown 118:	Common refrain syllables	NANANANA
DDown 120:	Place for two of a kind	NOAHSARK
DDown 121:	___ Rand	AYN
DDown 124:	Persephone's mother
DDown 126:	Lead-in to "kidding" and "gonna take it"	WERENOT
DDown 129:	Fender with several hits	FREDDY
DDown 130:	Top of the Catholic Church?	REDHAT
DDown 132:	Less apt to work
DDown 133:	"The quality of mercy is not strained" speaker	PORTIA
DDown 134:	Invitation at the door
DDown 135:	In thought only
DDown 138:	Boss of "The Dukes of Hazzard" and others
DDown 139:	Farm deliverers
DDown 140:	Den deliveries
DDown 141:	"I'm ___!"
DDown 142:	Prelate's honorific: Abbr.	MSGR
DDown 143:	Not bright
DDown 144:	Choroid coat location
DDown 145:	Furniture wood
DDown 148:	Where Shah Jahan mourned
DDown 149:	Triangle side
DDown 151:	Monk's style
DDown 152:	Universal Studios company	MCA