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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 1st January 1989

    There are 60 across clues and 79 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 1st January 1989. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: Breezy idiom
    AAcross 6: Ali Baba, e.g.
    AAcross 13: Strong dislike
    AAcross 19: Former federation in SE Asia
    AAcross 21: Steve Martin romp: 1987ROXANNE
    AAcross 22: College town east of L.A.POMONA
    AAcross 23: Start of messageIHADPLANNEDTOBEPOETIC
    AAcross 26: Cherish
    AAcross 27: Moines or Plaines preceder
    AAcross 28: "Fiddler" matchmaker and namesakes
    AAcross 29: Einstein's birthplaceULM
    AAcross 30: Down East
    AAcross 32: Summer in Noisy-le-SecETE
    AAcross 33: ___ Islands, Blackbeard's baseBAHAMA
    AAcross 37: Divided into areas
    AAcross 38: Baseball stat
    AAcross 39: B-way signsSROS
    AAcross 43: "Hallelujah I'm ___," Jolson filmABUM
    AAcross 44: This may be missing
    AAcross 45: Do some ushering
    AAcross 46: Whitman or DisneyWALT
    AAcross 47: More of messageBUTIDRANKALITTLETODDY
    AAcross 53: Relative of et al.
    AAcross 54: Announced or proclaimed, in a way
    AAcross 55: Matriculate
    AAcross 56: E.T., e.g.
    AAcross 57: Quailed
    AAcross 59: Black eye
    AAcross 61: Same differenceALLONE
    AAcross 62: He went over the wall
    AAcross 64: Character actress ParsonsESTELLE
    AAcross 66: What santé means
    AAcross 69: Actor Ed and familyASNERS
    AAcross 71: Fritz, Carl or RobREINER
    AAcross 74: U.S.S.R. mountain rangeALTAI
    AAcross 75: Smoke detector
    AAcross 76: Viking landfall
    AAcross 77: Sighs of satisfaction
    AAcross 79: More of messageSOEXCUSEMYUNAESTHETIC
    AAcross 84: " . . . Baked in ___"APIE
    AAcross 85: World's longest river
    AAcross 86: Spooky-sounding lake
    AAcross 87: Columnist BarrettRONA
    AAcross 88: Minister to
    AAcross 89: Ship-plank curve
    AAcross 90: Specified, as a date
    AAcross 92: Glyn or WylieELINOR
    AAcross 94: Panay peopleATI
    AAcross 95: The original "golden boy"?
    AAcross 96: Claire of "Claudia"INA
    AAcross 97: Chief French naval base
    AAcross 100: Hot-pot ingredient
    AAcross 101: Reduced to a mean
    AAcross 106: End of messageHAPPYNEWYEAREVERYBODY
    AAcross 110: Emulate Circe
    AAcross 111: Mother-of-pearl source
    AAcross 112: Silverware city in N.Y.
    AAcross 113: Moped about listlessly
    AAcross 114: Colorful spectral typeREDSTAR
    AAcross 115: TV-tube element
    DDown 1: Struck hard, old style
    DDown 2: Memorable Cowardly LionLAHR
    DDown 3: Winglike parts
    DDown 4: Zilch, in Zaragoza
    DDown 5: Plaster of paris mineral
    DDown 6: "Comus" composerARNE
    DDown 7: ___ Reagan Jr.
    DDown 8: Borden weapon
    DDown 9: Villain, informally
    DDown 10: Mean
    DDown 11: Have ___ for newsANOSE
    DDown 12: A neighbor of Wyo.
    DDown 12: A neighbor of Wyo.
    DDown 13: Zest for food
    DDown 14: Not a soulNOONE
    DDown 15: "___ a Man," Ciardi bookIMET
    DDown 16: Speck
    DDown 17: Les Etats-___
    DDown 18: Botanical pouch
    DDown 20: Bastard wing
    DDown 24: Estuary
    DDown 25: Confrontation feature
    DDown 30: Bop pioneer Thelonious
    DDown 31: Singer Paul from OttawaANKA
    DDown 33: Bunyan's Blue Ox
    DDown 34: Touches on
    DDown 35: Open-shelved china cabinet
    DDown 36: Fifi's friend
    DDown 37: Pizazz
    DDown 38: Snappy comeback
    DDown 39: Puffed up
    DDown 40: "The Shadow" medium
    DDown 41: Ancient, to poets
    DDown 42: Songwriter JuleSTYNE
    DDown 44: Sri ___, formerly CeylonLANKA
    DDown 45: Bridge-builder's concern
    DDown 48: Extreme
    DDown 49: Western spread
    DDown 50: Wahine's neckwear
    DDown 51: Kind of tube or man
    DDown 52: Somewhat like the Sears Tower
    DDown 58: At ease
    DDown 59: Oil-yielding tropical plant
    DDown 60: Flit-fetcher of yesteryear
    DDown 61: On the qui vive
    DDown 63: In a wan way
    DDown 65: Wipe out
    DDown 66: Attacks with vigorHASAT
    DDown 67: Skip the wedding march
    DDown 68: Dined at homeATEIN
    DDown 70: Nandu's look-alike
    DDown 72: Secretary of War: 1829-31
    DDown 73: Nose: Comb. form
    DDown 75: Silly
    DDown 76: Hitler's "___ Kampf"
    DDown 78: Wound souvenir
    DDown 80: " . . . leave no tern ___": Nash
    DDown 81: Leningrad's river
    DDown 82: Belligerent Greek god
    DDown 83: "___ tu," Verdi ariaERI
    DDown 90: Balm of ___GILEAD
    DDown 91: Commendable principles
    DDown 92: January, in TrujilloENERO
    DDown 93: Voice box
    DDown 94: Clover typeALYCE
    DDown 95: Possibly
    DDown 96: "___ Got Five Dollars," 1931 songIVE
    DDown 97: Pueblo IndianTANO
    DDown 98: Vision: Comb. formOPTO
    DDown 99: ___ the air (unsettled)UPIN
    DDown 101: State firmly
    DDown 102: Busy as ___ABEE
    DDown 103: "___ Out of My Head," 1964 song
    DDown 104: Taro root
    DDown 105: Cannon of cinemaDYAN
    DDown 106: Fashion's whimsical line
    DDown 107: Fun and games for 82 Down
    DDown 108: Balderdash!
    DDown 109: Bambi's auntENA
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