New York Times Answers - Sunday, 3rd February 1991

There are 71 across clues and 71 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 3rd February 1991. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	A 1977 movie
AAcross 5:	"Batman," e.g.
AAcross 9:	"But war's ___ . . . ": Cowper	AGAME
AAcross 14:	Pollution problem
AAcross 18:	Chums
AAcross 19:	Shirley Temple's first
AAcross 20:	Thin layer
AAcross 22:	Famed hill near Dublin
AAcross 23:	Fusses
AAcross 24:	Custer's last major
AAcross 25:	"The guests ___ . . . ": Coleridge	AREMET
AAcross 26:	Time periods
AAcross 27:	With 65 Across, source of 40 and 87 Across	LINESFROM
AAcross 29:	___ B'rith	BNAI
AAcross 30:	Rolling stock
AAcross 32:	Nap, in Nayarit
AAcross 33:	Sell or tell
AAcross 35:	Science that's on the rocks
AAcross 36:	Ticked off
AAcross 38:	___ de plume (pen names)
AAcross 39:	Writer Calderon	ERMA
AAcross 40:	Start of a quotation	THEONELLAMAHESAPRIEST
AAcross 49:	Inductance unit
AAcross 50:	White bubbles
AAcross 51:	Covenant
AAcross 52:	Greek peak
AAcross 53:	College studies
AAcross 54:	Blame bearer in a song	MAME
AAcross 55:	Occur as a consequence
AAcross 57:	Understood
AAcross 58:	Also
AAcross 59:	Facility
AAcross 60:	Singer Laine	CLEO
AAcross 61:	Schism
AAcross 63:	Imagoes
AAcross 65:	See 27 Across	THELAMA
AAcross 68:	Set back
AAcross 71:	Family of Portnoy's creator	ROTHS
AAcross 73:	City south of Moscow	OREL
AAcross 74:	Graf ___	SPEE
AAcross 76:	Caviar
AAcross 77:	Mold
AAcross 79:	Expert
AAcross 81:	Salutation of a sort
AAcross 82:	Meerschaum
AAcross 83:	All atwitter
AAcross 84:	Dock support
AAcross 85:	A-F links	BCDE
AAcross 86:	First: Comb. form	ARCHI
AAcross 87:	End of the quotation	THETWOLLLAMAHESABEAST
AAcross 92:	Wallet stuffers
AAcross 93:	She may wear a chador
AAcross 94:	Munsters' pet
AAcross 95:	Divulges
AAcross 99:	Order from Hunter
AAcross 101:	Kind of license
AAcross 105:	He wrote "I Marry You"
AAcross 106:	Dish for a king?
AAcross 107:	Author of the quotation
AAcross 109:	Indigo
AAcross 110:	Obscure
AAcross 112:	Belém, Brazil
AAcross 113:	Dagger of yore
AAcross 114:	Canonical hour
AAcross 115:	Tso-lin of Manchuria and family
AAcross 116:	Balm
AAcross 117:	To be, to Bernadette	ETRE
AAcross 118:	___ bien!
AAcross 119:	Beginning
AAcross 120:	Canapés
AAcross 121:	Be zetetic
DDown 1:	Girasols
DDown 2:	Spokes
DDown 3:	Complete copy
DDown 4:	Tax men
DDown 5:	Token, sometimes
DDown 6:	"Happy Days Are Here Again" composer
DDown 7:	Landed estate
DDown 8:	Call at a barn dance
DDown 9:	Country-rock group
DDown 10:	Parsley, e.g.
DDown 11:	What one swallow doesn't make	AMEAL
DDown 12:	La Bohème	MIMI
DDown 13:	Chem. ending
DDown 14:	Bargain
DDown 15:	Cuomo or Lanza	MARIO
DDown 16:	Chimp's cousin
DDown 17:	Like long-winded orators
DDown 21:	Essay
DDown 28:	Pitiless
DDown 31:	Simba's sound
DDown 34:	Seaver and Sneva
DDown 35:	Attendants on Aphrodite
DDown 37:	"___ Dream": Wagner	ELSAS
DDown 39:	Uncle of Joseph
DDown 40:	"They went ___ way"	THATA
DDown 41:	King of Judea
DDown 42:	Celebrity's following
DDown 43:	"Dog Day Afternoon" director	LUMET
DDown 44:	___ Downs	EPSOM
DDown 45:	Column style
DDown 46:	Recondite matters
DDown 47:	Calais-to-Rouen dir.
DDown 48:	Sunbather's goal
DDown 54:	Hawkeye's unit
DDown 55:	Barkin of films	ELLEN
DDown 56:	Patricia of films
DDown 57:	"Fish Magic" painter
DDown 59:	Major chaser	ETTE
DDown 60:	Parrot's mandible covering
DDown 62:	G.H.W.B., e.g.	PRES
DDown 64:	Steady Eddie of pitching fame	LOPAT
DDown 66:	Home of the slave
DDown 67:	Coward's "To Step ___"
DDown 69:	Frosh teasers
DDown 70:	Murrow's "___ Now"	SEEIT
DDown 72:	Callahan-Roberts song
DDown 75:	Basketball defense
DDown 77:	Short noncom?	SGT
DDown 78:	Cry of discovery
DDown 80:	Start of a W.S. title
DDown 81:	Opossum shrimp
DDown 82:	Shams
DDown 84:	Ottawa chief
DDown 85:	Poison
DDown 86:	"Is life ___?" Gilbert
DDown 88:	"Mum's the ___": Cervantes
DDown 89:	Settle
DDown 90:	Inflatable life jacket
DDown 91:	Seems
DDown 95:	"___ Sleep," Odets play	ICANT
DDown 96:	Under full legal age
DDown 97:	"Common Sense" author
DDown 98:	Van Gogh slept here
DDown 99:	Open, tartlike pastries
DDown 100:	Islands off Sicily	EGADI
DDown 102:	Anne Sedgwick novel: 1911	TANTE
DDown 103:	Rhone feeder
DDown 104:	Nerve
DDown 106:	Radar action
DDown 108:	Lozenge
DDown 111:	Greek letter