New York Times Answers - Sunday, 31st May 1992

There are 87 across clues and 86 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 31st May 1992. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Surfer's surface
AAcross 6:	Oral
AAcross 11:	Nape drape
AAcross 16:	Clayey earth
AAcross 20:	Rotten Row figure
AAcross 21:	Get ___ on (stir)
AAcross 22:	Money in Prague
AAcross 23:	Running wild
AAcross 25:	Works out by studious effort
AAcross 27:	Redness of the skin
AAcross 29:	Gumshoe
AAcross 30:	"___ have I travel'd . . . ": Keats
AAcross 31:	Tick off
AAcross 33:	Network or knitwork
AAcross 34:	Wise ___ owl	ASAN
AAcross 35:	Mascara recipient
AAcross 37:	Heavy-bodied brews
AAcross 39:	Sections for pulpits
AAcross 41:	Without limit
AAcross 42:	Cheech's comical partner	CHONG
AAcross 43:	Suffix for poet	ICS
AAcross 45:	Maxwell contemporary
AAcross 46:	Leader of 106 Across
AAcross 49:	Attenuated
AAcross 50:	Japanese P.M.: 1964-72	SATO
AAcross 52:	Frying pans
AAcross 56:	Footnote abbr.
AAcross 57:	Woolen cloth	LAINE
AAcross 58:	Shiner perch	SEVENELEVEN
AAcross 60:	Decalogue adverb
AAcross 61:	DeGaulle's birthplace
AAcross 62:	Charpoy
AAcross 64:	Odds' opposite
AAcross 65:	Long follower
AAcross 66:	D.A.'s need
AAcross 68:	R.I. rebel
AAcross 69:	Refusals
AAcross 70:	Growth on a trunk
AAcross 71:	Gets
AAcross 72:	Royal house: 1399-1461
AAcross 74:	Fragrant
AAcross 75:	Informed about
AAcross 75:	Informed about
AAcross 76:	Ward heelers
AAcross 77:	Lad, in Lyon
AAcross 78:	Speaker of baseball	TRIS
AAcross 79:	Score
AAcross 81:	Unrestricted; despotic
AAcross 83:	Emulates Spike Lee
AAcross 86:	Konrad's epithet	ALTE
AAcross 87:	He painted "Red and White Domes"
AAcross 88:	"___ Rob Morris": Burns
AAcross 89:	Type of spring tide
AAcross 90:	Eskimo woman's knife
AAcross 91:	Bruce of films	NIGEL
AAcross 92:	Estonian chess master	NEI
AAcross 93:	Bistros
AAcross 94:	Pisa-to-Verona dir.
AAcross 95:	Drug addict	NARCOMANIAC
AAcross 98:	Field mice
AAcross 99:	Recorded proceedings
AAcross 100:	Toe ___ (conform)	THELINE
AAcross 101:	Yemeni port
AAcross 103:	Seven-week period in Judaism
AAcross 104:	Nicene ___
AAcross 105:	Japanese national park	ASO
AAcross 106:	Johnny Reb's org.	CSA
AAcross 107:	Broadcast
AAcross 109:	Before, to the Bard
AAcross 110:	Type of Latin
AAcross 114:	Meal
AAcross 116:	Wagner's "___ und Isolde"
AAcross 120:	Prof's concoction
AAcross 121:	Scheme for Frost	ABAA
AAcross 123:	Coarse hominy
AAcross 124:	Samovars
AAcross 125:	Shake a leg
AAcross 126:	Odd people or animals	SPLACKNUCKS
AAcross 129:	Typical librarian
AAcross 132:	Catcher in the Rhine
AAcross 133:	Early post of J. Caesar
AAcross 134:	Old name for Ireland	IERNE
AAcross 135:	Brought forth a lamb
AAcross 136:	Behind time
AAcross 137:	Updike's "Rabbit ___"
AAcross 138:	Exonerate
AAcross 139:	Sounding like an oboe
DDown 1:	El Greco's homeland
DDown 2:	Knicks' coach
DDown 3:	Reason out
DDown 4:	Like Chablis
DDown 5:	White House family: 1945-53	TRUMANS
DDown 6:	Torrefy
DDown 7:	Nanjing nursemaid
DDown 8:	Putrefy
DDown 9:	Insinuation
DDown 10:	Wound
DDown 11:	Line for adjusting a sail
DDown 12:	Kind of barn or port
DDown 13:	Styptic
DDown 14:	Kin of viols
DDown 15:	Novel or vital
DDown 16:	Author Hyman
DDown 17:	Three-digit starter for a dialer
DDown 18:	Washer cycle
DDown 19:	Endemic
DDown 24:	Decathlon numbers
DDown 26:	Active
DDown 28:	Hones
DDown 32:	Drags along
DDown 36:	Dial backward
DDown 37:	Effulgence
DDown 38:	Lot or spot
DDown 40:	Shicoff and Sedaka	NEILS
DDown 42:	Santiago is its capital
DDown 44:	Send to ___ (shun)
DDown 46:	Feasts
DDown 47:	Atop
DDown 48:	Grape growing	VIVICULTURE
DDown 49:	Takes a powder?
DDown 51:	Ankles
DDown 52:	Cynic's look
DDown 53:	Gradual disappearance
DDown 54:	A sister of Goneril	REGAN
DDown 55:	Slug at a bar
DDown 57:	Item not to be washed
DDown 59:	Cries at Greek orgies	EVOES
DDown 61:	Actor-dancer Hal ___	LEROY
DDown 62:	A Bennett of films
DDown 63:	Evil Tolkien creature
DDown 67:	Twofold
DDown 68:	"Soft Watches" painter
DDown 70:	___ light
DDown 72:	Plants of the bellflower family
DDown 73:	Red quartz
DDown 74:	Gold lace for upholstery
DDown 76:	Gloat
DDown 78:	Flags
DDown 79:	Gibe
DDown 80:	Muslim deity
DDown 81:	Water plants
DDown 82:	Be contrite
DDown 83:	Postpone
DDown 84:	Aunt, in Arles	TANTE
DDown 85:	Slammin' Sam of golf
DDown 87:	Actress in "Picnic": 1955	KIMNOVAK
DDown 89:	Enclosed with a fence
DDown 91:	Ran-tan
DDown 93:	Heavenly streaker
DDown 96:	Mine owner, e.g.
DDown 97:	Shebat's follower
DDown 98:	Musical prelude	VORSPIEL
DDown 99:	Bellicose Olympian
DDown 102:	___ Valley, Calif.
DDown 104:	More friable
DDown 106:	Composer Debussy	CLAUDE
DDown 108:	___ pentameter
DDown 109:	Cube inventor Rubik	ERNO
DDown 110:	Scow chow
DDown 111:	Oust
DDown 112:	Spanish flower	DALIA
DDown 113:	Capp hero	ABNER
DDown 115:	A lover of Elizabeth I
DDown 116:	City on the Mosel
DDown 117:	Your, of yore
DDown 118:	Had the sniffles
DDown 119:	Indigent
DDown 122:	Niacin, e.g.
DDown 124:	Neighbor of a humerus
DDown 127:	Bee chaser
DDown 128:	Nickname of a former N.L. slugger	KLU
DDown 130:	Mt. ___, Italy	BRE
DDown 131:	"Some ___ meat . . . ": Burns