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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 28th November 1999

There are 59 across clues and 80 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 28th November 1999. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Lets up
AAcross 7: Rosé alternative
AAcross 13: Rogue
AAcross 18: Rossini setting, in España
AAcross 20: Ancient galley
AAcross 21: Funnies format feature
AAcross 22: Start of a verseTHEMOUSEHASMICE
AAcross 24: Where matches are booked
AAcross 25: Done, for Donne
AAcross 26: Embedded, in a way
AAcross 27: 1969 Series winners
AAcross 29: Arab League member
AAcross 30: Conical-toothed tool
AAcross 32: Verse, part 2THELOUSEHASLICE
AAcross 36: Bargain hunters look for them
AAcross 39: Nero's title: Abbr.EMP
AAcross 40: Inveigled
AAcross 41: Most reliable
AAcross 45: Start of a recipe directionADDA
AAcross 48: Place to hibernate
AAcross 49: Verse, part 3WHYCANTAGROUSE
AAcross 53: Clayey deposit
AAcross 56: 1951 N.L. Rookie of the Year
AAcross 57: Suffix with tyranno-SAUR
AAcross 58: Big number, slangily
AAcross 59: Cal. page header
AAcross 61: Skydived
AAcross 64: Verse, part 4BREEDBABYGRICE
AAcross 70: Like some sculptures
AAcross 72: Shine, in commercial namesGLO
AAcross 73: Titillates
AAcross 74: Verse, part 5ANDMOTHERGOOSE
AAcross 79: Becomes less high, with "up"
AAcross 80: Indeed
AAcross 81: Sch. founded by Thomas Jefferson
AAcross 82: Drone, e.g.
AAcross 84: Capital of Moravia
AAcross 85: King Mongkut's realm
AAcross 88: Verse, part 6BEGETSHERGEESE
AAcross 93: Noted Turner
AAcross 95: Stocking shade
AAcross 96: Table with a map
AAcross 97: Metal marble
AAcross 101: Long-jawed fish
AAcross 103: Actress Kelly of "Chaplin"
AAcross 106: Verse, part 7WHYCANTTHEMOOSE
AAcross 112: Collars
AAcross 114: Vexed
AAcross 115: Prefix with phobiaACRO
AAcross 116: They may compete with boxers
AAcross 119: Prompt
AAcross 120: Ace, maybe
AAcross 122: End of the verseHAVELITTLEMEESE
AAcross 126: 1996 Madonna musicalEVITA
AAcross 127: Cricket teams, e.g.
AAcross 128: Rushed at
AAcross 129: The Haggadah's read here
AAcross 130: Bar food
AAcross 131: Way out
DDown 1: Nancy, the first woman in Parliament
DDown 2: Take off the top
DDown 3: Reluctant
DDown 4: Hall-of-Fame pitcher KeefeTIM
DDown 5: Big South Conference collegeELON
DDown 6: Pivot around
DDown 7: Telephone part
DDown 8: A fleur
DDown 9: Sphygmomanometer's place
DDown 10: French cathedral city
DDown 11: Roast host
DDown 12: Grow grinders
DDown 13: Where one might take off on a vacation?
DDown 14: Early American colony
DDown 15: Feeble
DDown 16: Gun wielder, say
DDown 17: Did some shaving
DDown 19: Kind of D.A.ASST
DDown 20: "America" pronoun
DDown 23: Old verb ending
DDown 28: Smooth, in a way
DDown 31: Medium for announcements
DDown 31: Medium for announcements
DDown 33: He played Yuri in "Doctor Zhivago"OMAR
DDown 34: Salon creation
DDown 35: Check
DDown 37: Director Jean-___ GodardLUC
DDown 38: Málaga Mrs.SRA
DDown 42: Capt.'s aide
DDown 43: Attempt
DDown 44: Bull's head?TAUR
DDown 46: Like some errors
DDown 47: SEATO part
DDown 49: Hula dancers
DDown 50: Daewoo competitorHYUNDAI
DDown 51: Shorthand system inventorGREGG
DDown 52: Island north of MontecristoELBA
DDown 54: Parents, e.g.
DDown 55: Lake of Four Forest Cantons
DDown 56: "Home to Harlem" novelist ClaudeMCKAY
DDown 60: Bas-relief medium
DDown 62: W.W. II action localeETO
DDown 63: Morse code click
DDown 65: Grp. that sang "Do Ya"ELO
DDown 66: Sentences
DDown 67: Abbr. in agesYRS
DDown 68: Sticky stuff
DDown 69: Applied well, as sunscreenRUBBEDIN
DDown 71: Great Lakes fish
DDown 75: Level
DDown 76: Prego rivalRAGU
DDown 77: Mort from MontrealSAHL
DDown 78: "Waiting for the Robert ___"ELEE
DDown 83: Fraction of a joule
DDown 86: Personal account
DDown 87: ___ fides (bad faith)
DDown 89: Sharp quality
DDown 90: Squad
DDown 91: Special person
DDown 92: Musician BrianENO
DDown 94: Brown of Talk magazineTINA
DDown 97: Pinches
DDown 98: Flourish
DDown 99: It moves in a wink
DDown 100: Emulates Rembrandt
DDown 102: Spring cheepers
DDown 104: Unbranched flower cluster
DDown 105: Corrupt practices
DDown 107: Happy-go-lucky song part
DDown 108: Shack
DDown 109: Treat for Rover
DDown 110: Entreaty for Rover
DDown 111: Congers and kin
DDown 113: Origins
DDown 117: Gala
DDown 118: Portmanteau pollution mixture
DDown 121: Besmirch
DDown 123: "The Loco-Motion" singer Little ___EVA
DDown 124: Was a bellwether
DDown 125: Are all wet
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