New York Times Answers - Sunday, 10th January 1988

There are 65 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 10th January 1988. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Cousteau's gear
AAcross 6:	A 1492 discovery
AAcross 10:	Fokker's foe	SPAD
AAcross 14:	___ Day, Apr. 14	PANAM
AAcross 19:	A Gene Kelly discovery	CARON
AAcross 20:	Collections of reminiscences
AAcross 21:	S. American monkey
AAcross 22:	Overhead
AAcross 23:	Humiliate
AAcross 24:	Some Cong. members
AAcross 25:	Anatomical cavity: Comb. form	ANTR
AAcross 26:	Relish
AAcross 27:	Start of a rhyming quip	PALSWHOSEEMYDIETSFAIL
AAcross 31:	Lanchester from London	ELSA
AAcross 32:	Threatening phrase
AAcross 33:	Recipients
AAcross 34:	Last river to cross?
AAcross 35:	Young or old follower	STER
AAcross 37:	The way, in China
AAcross 38:	Some are smart
AAcross 42:	Spur
AAcross 43:	___ corps	ESPRITDE
AAcross 48:	Second line of quip	SAYZIPYOURLIPS
AAcross 52:	Long-gone Venezuelan	OTOMAC
AAcross 53:	Region
AAcross 54:	Unctuous
AAcross 55:	Lardaceous
AAcross 57:	Source of poi
AAcross 58:	Echoed others' words
AAcross 60:	Player for Al Davis
AAcross 62:	Cogitative group
AAcross 63:	Man., e.g.	ISL
AAcross 64:	Marks of omission
AAcross 65:	Raises
AAcross 67:	Uninteresting
AAcross 71:	Number one for Nicklaus
AAcross 73:	Bits and pieces
AAcross 78:	"___ go bragh"
AAcross 79:	Sotto-voce remark
AAcross 80:	Writer O'Faoláin
AAcross 81:	"Eri tu . . . " is one
AAcross 82:	Motley crowd
AAcross 84:	Third line of quip	FORTHINNERHIPS
AAcross 88:	" . . . ___ power corrupts . . . ": Lord Acton
AAcross 90:	God waited on by the Graces
AAcross 91:	Thigh armor
AAcross 92:	Healer at Valhalla	EIR
AAcross 93:	Zola's "The ___-Shop
AAcross 94:	Trim
AAcross 96:	Dock area
AAcross 101:	Official emissary
AAcross 103:	Slight
AAcross 107:	Last line of quip	IDRATHERBLAMETHESCALE
AAcross 110:	Musical form
AAcross 111:	Bristle
AAcross 112:	Pay the pot
AAcross 113:	Dispatch
AAcross 114:	She created the Moffats	ESTES
AAcross 115:	N.M. resort town
AAcross 116:	Pop singer DiMucci	DION
AAcross 117:	Separated
AAcross 118:	Dental compound
AAcross 119:	Goofs
AAcross 120:	___, zwei, drei	EINS
AAcross 121:	Football Hall of Famer	HALAS
DDown 1:	Flower stalk
DDown 2:	Conspiratorial group
DDown 3:	Asia-Europe dividers
DDown 4:	___ nova, Brazilian dance	BOSSA
DDown 5:	One more time
DDown 6:	Thermal unit
DDown 7:	Suitable for men or women
DDown 8:	Noisy confusion
DDown 9:	Taxing person
DDown 10:	Whalebone device
DDown 11:	Poet to whom much is ode?
DDown 12:	Tall story
DDown 13:	Points the way
DDown 14:	Key to the world
DDown 15:	Sternward
DDown 16:	Exceptionally bright stars
DDown 17:	Parisian's property	AVOIR
DDown 18:	European blackbirds
DDown 28:	"In" places
DDown 29:	Bismuth or bullion
DDown 30:	Three-legged stand
DDown 34:	Glide along a piste
DDown 36:	Inspiring instructor
DDown 38:	Kin of P.D.Q.
DDown 39:	Dr. Z.'s love	LARA
DDown 40:	Sidewalk superintendent
DDown 41:	Boris of Bulgaria
DDown 42:	___ Fawkes Day, Nov. 5 in England
DDown 43:	Bolardo's patron	ESTE
DDown 44:	Jot
DDown 45:	Coffee-hating Fed. agt.?
DDown 46:	Bell the cat
DDown 47:	Branch of biol.	ECOL
DDown 49:	Earnings-price ratios
DDown 50:	"Too soon ___, too late smart"
DDown 51:	Tablets
DDown 56:	Author of "Mr. Citizen"
DDown 59:	Sci-fi suffix for human	OID
DDown 60:	Devoted apostle
DDown 61:	"Cakes and ___": Maugham
DDown 62:	Attention-getting sound
DDown 64:	Caper
DDown 66:	Maine symbol
DDown 67:	Miles or Vague
DDown 68:	Swift, graceful horse
DDown 69:	Group in a farrow
DDown 70:	"___ each life some rain . . . "
DDown 72:	Widespread
DDown 73:	One in a hundred, in D.C.
DDown 74:	Triumphant interjections
DDown 75:	Mythical pome pitcher
DDown 76:	Mature
DDown 77:	Lip
DDown 79:	Shaky
DDown 80:	A sib
DDown 83:	Most wide-awake
DDown 85:	Singing syllables
DDown 86:	Like Mom's pies
DDown 87:	"Norma ___," Field flick	RAE
DDown 89:	Italian seaport	TRIESTE
DDown 93:	Borrower
DDown 94:	G. C. Scott role	PATTON
DDown 95:	___ of America (Boston)
DDown 96:	___ up (catches on)
DDown 97:	Scorched
DDown 98:	Hackneyed
DDown 99:	Boccaccio's "The ___ Heart"
DDown 100:	Gloomy, to Keats
DDown 102:	Guardian spirits
DDown 103:	___ Flow, British naval base
DDown 104:	Helmet's nosepiece
DDown 105:	Ne plus ___
DDown 106:	Some sugar sources
DDown 108:	Colleen
DDown 109:	Former Iranian ruler