New York Times Answers - Sunday, 12th September 1993

There are 65 across clues and 76 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 12th September 1993. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Straight half of a comedy team	ABBOTT
AAcross 7:	Simulacrum
AAcross 12:	Experts in Jewish law
AAcross 18:	Pupil cover
AAcross 19:	Incendiary jell
AAcross 21:	Part of E. I. du Pont	IRENEE
AAcross 22:	Grandmother of Kaiser Wilhelm II
AAcross 24:	Seabiscuit's grandsire	MANOWAR
AAcross 26:	"The Faerie Queene" damsel	UNA
AAcross 27:	Clamor
AAcross 28:	Newf., e.g.	ISL
AAcross 29:	"___ Boot," 1981 film
AAcross 31:	Memorable U.S. tennis champ
AAcross 32:	F.D R.'s Secretary of the Interior	ICKES
AAcross 34:	Italian composer: 1623-69
AAcross 36:	Toughen
AAcross 39:	Leibman or Howard
AAcross 40:	"___ Angel," 1959 song
AAcross 41:	Olivia Newton-John's grandfather	PHYSICISTMAXBORN
AAcross 44:	Indian prince
AAcross 46:	Sniggler's prey
AAcross 47:	___ -wop (vocal style)
AAcross 48:	"Deep Purple" composer	DEROSE
AAcross 49:	"Sic transit gloria ___"	MUNDI
AAcross 51:	Flimflammed
AAcross 53:	Iowa State's site	AMES
AAcross 54:	Geraldine Chaplin's grandfather
AAcross 59:	Kan. city	IOLA
AAcross 61:	___ Sea (a big lake)	ARAL
AAcross 62:	Smooth, musically
AAcross 63:	Nickname of J.F.K.'s grandfather	HONEYFITZ
AAcross 68:	Demeter, to Romans
AAcross 70:	Active starter
AAcross 72:	Like a King novel
AAcross 73:	Grandfather-grandson U.S. Presidents	HARRISONS
AAcross 77:	Like junk mail, perhaps
AAcross 81:	Welles role in "The Third Man"
AAcross 82:	Bartók	BELA
AAcross 83:	"Out for the Christmas Trees" painter
AAcross 85:	Humdingers
AAcross 89:	"Of Mice and Men" role	LENNIE
AAcross 91:	Copland's "El ___ México"
AAcross 92:	Slip by
AAcross 94:	Conrad's "Lord ___"	JIM
AAcross 95:	Palindromic preposition
AAcross 97:	Muslim title
AAcross 99:	Marisa Berenson's grandmother
AAcross 103:	"___ Lynne," 1861 novel
AAcross 106:	W.W. II boats	PTS
AAcross 107:	Undercover operation
AAcross 108:	Beethoven's "___ Solemnis"
AAcross 109:	Up and about
AAcross 110:	Greek and Roman, e.g.
AAcross 112:	Couples's org.	PGA
AAcross 113:	Corp. giant	ITT
AAcross 114:	Emulate Xanthippe
AAcross 116:	German granny	OMA
AAcross 117:	Joseph's grandmother
AAcross 120:	Well-known grandmother visitor	REDRIDINGHOOD
AAcross 124:	Swing bandleader Rey	ALVINO
AAcross 125:	Sleuth Lupin	ARSENE
AAcross 126:	Sen. Feinstein of Calif.	DIANNE
AAcross 127:	Placed the white ball	TEEDUP
AAcross 128:	The Lunts' milieu
AAcross 129:	Affirmatives
DDown 1:	Exculpate
DDown 2:	Resilience
DDown 3:	Seashore feature
DDown 4:	"Murder ___," Lipsky novel
DDown 5:	Cultivates
DDown 6:	Kipling's Rikki-tikki- ___	TAVI
DDown 7:	Rel. of ltd.
DDown 8:	"Goldfish" painter
DDown 9:	Marginal note
DDown 10:	Shallot's pungent kin
DDown 11:	Judge served by Samuel	ELI
DDown 12:	Chinese dumplings
DDown 13:	Altar in the sky
DDown 14:	Craving
DDown 15:	Endangered species of Celebes
DDown 16:	Reporter's milieu
DDown 17:	Hippocampus of myth
DDown 17:	Hippocampus of myth
DDown 20:	Dolley or James
DDown 23:	Move slowly
DDown 25:	City in NW France
DDown 30:	Shakespeare's merchant	ANTONIO
DDown 33:	Cloisonné artisan
DDown 35:	Observing
DDown 37:	Interweave
DDown 38:	Exeter's river, appropriately	EXE
DDown 41:	Group of jurors
DDown 42:	Adored one of groupies
DDown 43:	Bikini part
DDown 45:	Narrator of a Chaucer tale
DDown 50:	Female goat
DDown 51:	Debate-limiting method
DDown 52:	Many ages
DDown 54:	Every partner
DDown 55:	Carbamide
DDown 56:	Actress Teri ___	GARR
DDown 57:	Prominent Gable features
DDown 58:	Labor follower	ITE
DDown 60:	A vote for
DDown 63:	Klaxon
DDown 64:	Murder, arson, burglary, etc.
DDown 65:	Rainbow goddess
DDown 66:	Period after a sentence
DDown 67:	Zanzibar duo
DDown 69:	Close kinsman
DDown 71:	Genetics abbr.
DDown 74:	Discriminating
DDown 75:	Novelist Rölvaag
DDown 76:	Large city on the Chang Jiang
DDown 78:	Defunct motor vehicles	EDSELS
DDown 79:	U.S. med. group
DDown 80:	___ Lama	DALAI
DDown 83:	Ribbonlike, braided fabric
DDown 84:	Grandma's daughter
DDown 85:	Keyhole snoop
DDown 86:	Abuse
DDown 87:	Adequate
DDown 88:	Resort near Liège
DDown 90:	Monroe film: 1953
DDown 93:	Draftee's initial shock
DDown 95:	Nation born May 24, 1993
DDown 96:	Quiescent
DDown 98:	Shoots from plant roots
DDown 100:	Urban youth subculture
DDown 101:	Surrounded by
DDown 102:	Wool: Comb. form	LANI
DDown 104:	Pop singer Nina _____	SIMONE
DDown 105:	Wall Street deals
DDown 109:	Playing marble
DDown 111:	Golfer Ballesteros	SEVE
DDown 115:	Raggedy one	ANDY
DDown 118:	Ory of jazz
DDown 119:	Babylonian deity
DDown 121:	Ums' cousins
DDown 122:	Actress Wallace
DDown 123:	Holds