New York Times Answers - Sunday, 10th October 1999

There are 62 across clues and 79 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 10th October 1999. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Out
AAcross 7:	Greeting from Pooh
AAcross 12:	Accumulation
AAcross 17:	Ventilating slat
AAcross 18:	Neighbor of Turkey
AAcross 21:	___ Belt (constellation feature)	ORIONS
AAcross 23:	Good fight, in old Rome?	BONACONTENTION
AAcross 25:	Teller of secrets, in a saying
AAcross 26:	Hockey's Mikita	STAN
AAcross 27:	Diplomatic trait
AAcross 28:	Smash really bad
AAcross 30:	They give sum help?
AAcross 31:	Costing a fish two fins?	TOTHETUNATENBUCKS
AAcross 34:	Anesthetic, once
AAcross 38:	Hotel room fixtures, for short	ACS
AAcross 39:	He hides in kids' books
AAcross 40:	Taken ___
AAcross 41:	This, to Luis	ESTE
AAcross 43:	Gumption
AAcross 45:	Classic prefix
AAcross 48:	"Oops!" to a paramecium?	HOWCILIAME
AAcross 51:	Trunk with a chest
AAcross 52:	Author O'Brien	EDNA
AAcross 53:	Digs of twigs
AAcross 54:	Regarding	INRE
AAcross 55:	The Flintstones' pet
AAcross 56:	Holiday music
AAcross 57:	Biblical food fight?	MANNAWAR
AAcross 59:	Know-it-all
AAcross 62:	"Tom Jones" script writer John ___
AAcross 66:	Fix firmly
AAcross 68:	Basic shelters	LEANTOS
AAcross 69:	World's longest wooden roller coaster, located in Cincinnati	THEBEAST
AAcross 71:	What a citizen like Galileo had?	PISAMIND
AAcross 73:	Did lining
AAcross 74:	Feature of some winds
AAcross 76:	Express regret
AAcross 77:	Squire
AAcross 81:	Word on some Procter and Gamble lotions	OLAY
AAcross 82:	He "spoke" for Bergen	SNERD
AAcross 84:	Cutups at a record company?	DECCACARDS
AAcross 86:	Parked oneself
AAcross 87:	Fixes firmly
AAcross 88:	"The other white meat"
AAcross 89:	Certain thallophytes
AAcross 90:	Seed scar
AAcross 92:	Whack
AAcross 93:	Rescuers
AAcross 95:	Cadillac driven by Monica's interviewer?	THEBARBARASEVILLE
AAcross 101:	Covered for court
AAcross 102:	Hightail it
AAcross 103:	One's own, for a starter	IDIO
AAcross 104:	Unprofessional, slangily
AAcross 108:	Edgar and Hugo, e.g.
AAcross 110:	Unusual brass polish?	TUBATOOTHPASTE
AAcross 113:	Social surroundings
AAcross 114:	Coastal town crier
AAcross 114:	Coastal town crier
AAcross 115:	Parenthetical lines
AAcross 116:	Twisty-horned antelope
AAcross 117:	Some stars
AAcross 118:	Ones sticking their necks out to entertain?
DDown 1:	Celebrants' wear
DDown 2:	Grate stuff
DDown 3:	Selene's counterpart
DDown 4:	Hunter a k a Ed McBain	EVAN
DDown 5:	U.S. trading partner, formerly
DDown 6:	A hydrogen atom has one
DDown 7:	Get cracking, in a way
DDown 8:	Mountain crest
DDown 9:	K-O filler	LMN
DDown 10:	Moolah
DDown 11:	Whopper toppers
DDown 12:	Cry with catches
DDown 13:	Subject to court proceedings
DDown 14:	1997 basketball film	AIRBUD
DDown 15:	Musicians' behavior, in the end?	CODACONDUCT
DDown 16:	New York hoopster	KNICK
DDown 19:	Speck
DDown 20:	Pre-med course: Abbr.	ANAT
DDown 22:	Cinco follower
DDown 24:	Celtics' Archibald	NATE
DDown 29:	Olympics athlete Carl
DDown 31:	Polynesian carving
DDown 32:	British poet laureate Nahum
DDown 33:	Prefix with second	NANO
DDown 34:	Songwriter Sammy	CAHN
DDown 35:	Shawm descendant
DDown 36:	Raven sounds
DDown 37:	C.D., for one	ACCT
DDown 41:	Deserve
DDown 42:	Slide specimen
DDown 43:	Word ending many company names
DDown 44:	Stem
DDown 46:	When Plácido Domingo was born	ENERO
DDown 47:	Welcome sites
DDown 49:	Tropical vine
DDown 50:	Laura who plays Dr. Weaver on "ER"	INNES
DDown 51:	Quartet on a Quattro
DDown 52:	Verve
DDown 55:	Saul's successor
DDown 56:	Indian valuable
DDown 57:	He was more than a neigh-sayer	MRED
DDown 58:	Dried, maybe
DDown 60:	Of a pelvic bone
DDown 61:	Cathartic drug
DDown 62:	Others at the Alhambra	OTROS
DDown 63:	N.F.L. coach Don	SHULA
DDown 64:	An obese Lugosi?	BELATHEBALL
DDown 65:	Mind
DDown 67:	Animal handler
DDown 70:	Lemur's hangout
DDown 72:	Imitation
DDown 75:	Voiced pauses
DDown 77:	Java neighbor
DDown 78:	"Tantum ___" (part of a Eucharist hymn)
DDown 79:	Purim's month
DDown 80:	Applications
DDown 82:	Aspersion
DDown 83:	Ices, perhaps
DDown 84:	Know-nothing
DDown 85:	"B.C." abode
DDown 87:	Cheer
DDown 88:	It's saved by E-mail
DDown 91:	James Michener narrative
DDown 92:	Thick-trunked tree
DDown 93:	Skirt feature
DDown 94:	Ho's hi's
DDown 95:	Streetcar
DDown 96:	Mandel of "St. Elsewhere"	HOWIE
DDown 97:	Takes steps
DDown 98:	Libertine
DDown 99:	String quartet member
DDown 100:	Teen faves
DDown 104:	Entice
DDown 105:	Abbr. on egg cartons
DDown 106:	Spin tail?	STER
DDown 107:	Pianist Dame Myra
DDown 109:	Nord's oppostie
DDown 111:	Scolding syllable
DDown 112:	Phenomenon such as ESP