New York Times Answers - Sunday, 31st October 1999 There are 75 across clues and 94 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 31st October 1999. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Scampi ingredientsPRAWNSAAcross 7: Pent upCAGEDAAcross 12: Wire-haired terrier of filmASTAAAcross 16: Soften upTHAWAAcross 20: More than buddingABLOOMAAcross 21: Down East townORONOAAcross 22: Axis/Allies conflict: Abbr.WWIIAAcross 23: Take outERASEAAcross 24: They never need to be renewedLIFETIMEMEMBERSHIPSAAcross 27: Kind of situationNO-WINAAcross 28: "You got that right!"ILLSAYAAcross 29: OpposingCOMINGAGAINSTAAcross 31: Plundered, old-styleREFTAAcross 35: JetEBONAAcross 36: Confucian pathTAOAAcross 38: Bit of energyERGAAcross 39: Pharmaceutical giantELILILLYANDCOMPANYAAcross 45: All ___ AirwaysNIPPONAAcross 50: Bicyclist's choicesSPEEDSAAcross 51: Haemoglobin deficiencyANAEMIAAAcross 52: UncreativeINARUTAAcross 53: UnrefinedCRASSAAcross 54: Series continuationPARTIIAAcross 57: Poet SextonANNEAAcross 59: ThouGNOTEAAcross 60: Walter Reuther's org.UAWAAcross 61: Suffix with cannonADEAAcross 62: Cable stapleCNNHEADLINENEWSAAcross 65: They're coated with red waxEDAMSAAcross 68: Inadvisable actionNONOAAcross 70: Spanish waveOLAAAcross 71: One may be a favoriteSONAAcross 72: Thick-plumed songbirdTITAAcross 73: London landmarkROYALALBERTHALLAAcross 77: Ladies of Versailles: Abbr.MMESAAcross 79: Doesn't keepROTSAAcross 80: "The Old Wives' Tale" playwrightPEELEAAcross 81: One may be taken to the cleanersSTAINAAcross 83: Actress GraffILENEAAcross 85: "Zuckerman Unbound" novelistROTHAAcross 88: RelievesRIDSAAcross 90: 1991 Midler/Allen comedySCENESFROMAMALLAAcross 95: Yamaguchi's rival at AlbertvilleITOAAcross 96: Literary inits.RLSAAcross 97: Korea's Roh ___ WooTAEAAcross 99: Seat of McLennan County, TexasWACOAAcross 100: InvestENDUEAAcross 101: Kelly classicSINGININTHERAINAAcross 106: "Black utopia" of 1920RURAAcross 107: It may be recombinantDNAAAcross 108: Sending to the canvasKOINGAAcross 109: One available for future reference?SEERAAcross 110: Traveled in tandem?CYCLEDAAcross 112: Remove the dirt from?BLEEPAAcross 114: Wife of King Mark of CornwallISEULTAAcross 116: FlawBLEMISHAAcross 118: They have a glow about themSAINTSAAcross 119: More apothegmaticTERSERAAcross 120: Look likeBEARARESEMBLANCETOAAcross 124: Roadside jumpers: Abbr.AAAAAcross 126: "La-la" lead-inTRAAAcross 127: AgesAEONAAcross 128: Hebrew for "delight"EDENAAcross 129: "L'Isle joyeuse" composerCLAUDE DEBUSSYAAcross 136: Tracy's pairOSCARSAAcross 138: Beleaguering brotherHAZERAAcross 139: Question from one who doesn't get itAMIMISSINGSOMETHINGAAcross 146: PerfidiesEVILSAAcross 147: Women's rights pioneerCATTAAcross 148: R. 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Reynolds brandSALEMAAcross 149: Aiea apparelMUUMUUAAcross 150: PerturbFAZEAAcross 151: Turner and othersIKESAAcross 152: Like Henry VIIIOBESEAAcross 153: ProcureOBTAINDDown 1: CompadrePALDDown 2: Diamond lettersRBIDDown 3: Furry fellow of 80's TVALFDDown 4: Job experience?WOEDDown 5: "Don't look at me!"NOTIDDown 6: "___ People" (Le Carré best seller)SMILEYSDDown 7: Begins airingCOMESONDDown 8: Hammer in oilARMANDDDown 9: ElapseGO BYDDown 9: ElapseGOBYDDown 10: Chemical endingENEDDown 11: L'Age ___DORDDown 12: Dr. Seuss's "Horton Hears ___"AWHODDown 13: Go through channels?SWIMDDown 14: Home of the brave?: Var.TIPIDDown 15: Laon's departmentAISNEDDown 16: Enterprise counselor DeannaTROIDDown 17: "Foul Play" starHAWNDDown 18: Message on a tag-sale tagASISDDown 19: Didn't stopWENTDDown 23: Occupying oneself withENGAGINGINDDown 25: "Melodies and Memories" autobiographerMELBADDown 26: Length and widthSCOPEDDown 30: Bouquet ___GARNIDDown 31: Firefighter, at timesRESCUERDDown 32: Where many Goyas hangELPRADODDown 33: Add to the dossierFILE AWAYDDown 34: Scrabble drawsTILESDDown 36: Bar needTONICDDown 37: VigorouslyAMAINDDown 40: Joseph Smith's denom.LDSDDown 41: One kept in the bag?CATDDown 42: Menotti heroAMAHLDDown 43: When many people punch inNINEAMDDown 44: Indian of the Sacramento River valleyYANADDown 46: Lustrous velvetPANNEDDown 47: Frequently exhibitingPRONETODDown 48: Steal a march onOUTWITDDown 49: Atomic experimentsNTESTSDDown 54: Game show lineupPANELISTSDDown 55: Like an idolADOREDDDown 56: Flat rateRENTDDown 58: Eponym of an old autoEDSEL FORDDDown 63: "Really!"NOLIEDDown 64: See 143-DownLOSERDDown 66: "Happy Days" fellowMALPHDDown 67: Bankruptcy follow-upSALEDDown 69: Raised-eyebrow remarksOHSDDown 74: It was once dividedBERLINDDown 75: Where to have a cabinAT SEADDown 76: Anita Brookner's "Hotel du ___"LACDDown 78: GoofMISCUEDDown 79: Staff differentlyREMANDDown 82: Houston-to-Dallas dir.NNWDDown 84: ___ Valley, San FranciscoNOEDDown 85: Take the chanceRISKITDDown 86: Of no useOTIOSEDDown 87: More chicTONIERDDown 89: Writer ShelbySTEELEDDown 91: Hereditary titleEARLDDown 92: Teed offMADDENEDDDown 93: Crescent moonLUNETTEDDown 94: Attacks, in a wayLEAPSONDDown 96: Targets of criminal probesRINGLEADERSDDown 98: Unpaid debtARREARDDown 102: Lions' preyGNUSDDown 103: "Sunny" singer BobbyHEBBDDown 104: Less emotionalICIERDDown 105: St. Gregory's residenceNYSSADDown 111: Bearded revolutionaryCHEDDown 112: EmbargoBANDDown 113: Small suckersLICEDDown 115: Kind of secretTRADEDDown 117: Robbins and othersMARTYSDDown 118: Riviera resortSANREMODDown 121: Hoi polloiMASSESDDown 122: Look good onBECOMEDDown 123: Nursery supplyLOAMDDown 125: Early addersABACIDDown 129: High-hatter?CHEFDDown 130: It may be found in a coneLAVADDown 131: Iraqi V.I.P. Tariq ___AZIZDDown 132: Ubangi feederUELEDDown 133: Eskimo transportUMIAKDDown 134: WallopSMITEDDown 135: Fast Atl. crossersSSTSDDown 136: EyeOGLEDDown 137: Short endSTUBDDown 140: Equi-ISODDown 141: Pick upNABDDown 142: It's heard before a snapHUTDDown 143: With 64-Down, 1964 Beatles tuneIMADDown 144: Rapa ___ (Easter Island)NUIDDown 145: Starter's needGUN