New York Times Answers - Sunday, 17th October 1999

There are 97 across clues and 94 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 17th October 1999. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	1957 Literature Nobelist
AAcross 6:	A milk drinker may have one
AAcross 14:	Booms
AAcross 19:	There may be a spat about it
AAcross 23:	Brimming
AAcross 24:	Six-liter bottle
AAcross 25:	Dickensian schemer
AAcross 26:	Vandals
AAcross 27:	*Smiling reporters from earthquake sites?	BADNEWSBEAMERS
AAcross 29:	*Russian roulette and chicken?	NERVEGAMES
AAcross 31:	Branch
AAcross 32:	Grig's digs	EELERY
AAcross 33:	Union agreements?	IDOS
AAcross 35:	Gerry Adams's org.
AAcross 36:	Lord of the East
AAcross 37:	Title woman of a 1962 Roy Orbison hit	LEAH
AAcross 39:	Hot
AAcross 40:	It's best when it's broken	THEICE
AAcross 42:	Buoyant
AAcross 44:	Moore of old TV game shows	GARRY
AAcross 46:	Oprah in "The Color Purple"
AAcross 49:	Sun follower?
AAcross 50:	Take control of
AAcross 51:	Expecting
AAcross 53:	Oval home
AAcross 55:	Affixes	TIESON
AAcross 57:	Drips drops
AAcross 58:	*Sperm banks?	GAMETEKEEPERS
AAcross 62:	"Vissi d'arte" singer	TOSCA
AAcross 66:	Parting words
AAcross 67:	Pulitzer poet Dugan
AAcross 68:	Change a letter, perhaps
AAcross 69:	One who delivers on campus
AAcross 70:	Bubbly entertainer?	DONHO
AAcross 71:	Wingdings
AAcross 73:	Winner in 1967: Abbr.	ISR
AAcross 74:	"Long," in Hawaiian	LOA
AAcross 76:	Donkey's years
AAcross 77:	Calypso instrument
AAcross 79:	Tangles
AAcross 81:	Kind of special	KMART
AAcross 83:	"Jabberwocky" word
AAcross 84:	Summer house?
AAcross 85:	Silver spur, so to speak	HIYO
AAcross 86:	Gershwin's first hit	SWANEE
AAcross 87:	"Sleepy Time Gal" lyricist Raymond	EGAN
AAcross 88:	Senselessness?
AAcross 91:	*What fueled Macbeth?	METHANEOFCAWDOR
AAcross 96:	Endangered state bird
AAcross 97:	Epiphanies	AHAS
AAcross 98:	Oscar-winning "Nashville" tune	IMEASY
AAcross 99:	Put in stitches
AAcross 100:	Meal starter
AAcross 102:	Breed
AAcross 103:	Expert in martial arts
AAcross 104:	Series ender
AAcross 104:	Series ender
AAcross 105:	1979 James Bond movie
AAcross 111:	Rapprochement
AAcross 112:	Pres. who once coached Yale football	GRF
AAcross 113:	Dopey picture?
AAcross 115:	Watch in astonishment	GAPEAT
AAcross 117:	Private line
AAcross 118:	It flowered during the reign of Louis XV
AAcross 120:	Controversial school subject
AAcross 123:	"How to Murder Your Wife" star	LISI
AAcross 124:	Bearcat
AAcross 125:	"My Friend Flicka" author
AAcross 126:	*Cat's reaction to a vet shot?	MEOWTHATHURTS
AAcross 128:	Chilly
AAcross 129:	Marquand sleuth
AAcross 131:	Expire
AAcross 131:	Expire
AAcross 132:	Quarters, say
AAcross 133:	Entered	TYPEDIN
AAcross 136:	Words of dedication	TOA
AAcross 138:	Triumphant	ONTOP
AAcross 140:	Trailer
AAcross 141:	"Across" or "Down," in a crossword
AAcross 142:	Object of advances?	LENDEE
AAcross 144:	First name in old westerns
AAcross 146:	Nonkosher sandwiches	BLTS
AAcross 149:	Rock blaster
AAcross 150:	Stud ___
AAcross 151:	Cough (up)
AAcross 152:	Coming from both sides
AAcross 154:	Rossini's "Count ___"	ORY
AAcross 155:	*"The Last Supper," e.g.?	MEALFRESCO
AAcross 158:	*Handwriting on the wall for Mark McGwire?	BATMASTERSOMEN
AAcross 163:	Popular New Age singer	ENYA
AAcross 164:	"Dumb & Dumber" destination
AAcross 165:	Prepare to take off
AAcross 166:	Stabber
AAcross 167:	River Kwai locale
AAcross 168:	Pad paper?
AAcross 169:	Broadcasters
AAcross 170:	Buttinsky
DDown 1:	Intrigue
DDown 2:	Plugged in
DDown 3:	Publication since 1952	MADMAGAZINE
DDown 4:	R.M.N. and J.F.K. were once in it
DDown 5:	___-wolf
DDown 6:	Stephen King white-knuckler
DDown 7:	Like 25-Across
DDown 8:	Careers
DDown 9:	Career
DDown 10:	General assembly?
DDown 11:	French business abbr.	CIE
DDown 12:	Laugh sound	HAR
DDown 13:	Holmes's Miss Venner	ELSIE
DDown 14:	There's an arrow in its logo	SUNOCO
DDown 15:	Introduced
DDown 16:	Basketball center
DDown 17:	Fills with joy
DDown 18:	Support for Hillary
DDown 19:	"___ La La" (Manfred Mann hit)
DDown 20:	Kind
DDown 21:	Where to walk very carefully	ONEGGS
DDown 22:	Bacon bits?
DDown 28:	Off-the-wall
DDown 30:	Infamous Spanish collar
DDown 34:	Low beams
DDown 38:	*Finish treating the puppies?	HAVETHELASTWORMED
DDown 40:	Ornamental stone	TIGERSEYE
DDown 41:	Herman Wouk's Youngblood ___	HAWKE
DDown 43:	*Like a young sheep that avoids wet pavement?	INNOCEMENTASALAMB
DDown 45:	Browned in deep fat
DDown 47:	Runner who was called "The Buckeye Bullet"
DDown 48:	Worthy
DDown 51:	They may be dry or baked
DDown 52:	Hardly a symbol of spontaneity
DDown 54:	Patronage
DDown 56:	"The Quiet Man" setting
DDown 58:	"Young Frankenstein" actress	GARR
DDown 59:	N.L. batting champ of 1966	ALOU
DDown 60:	Webb address?
DDown 61:	Pleasant place to drive
DDown 63:	Second banana
DDown 64:	Scam artist
DDown 65:	First name in detective fiction	ARSENE
DDown 69:	Another time
DDown 72:	Meandering
DDown 75:	It's often twisted apart
DDown 78:	It precedes lunes
DDown 80:	Hike
DDown 82:	Cavernous opening
DDown 85:	Flips out	HASACOW
DDown 86:	"The Guns of Navarone" actress
DDown 88:	Subject of a 1986 Tad Szulc biography
DDown 89:	Words repeated by Jolson and Cantor	OHOHOH
DDown 90:	Rattle
DDown 92:	Foreign prince
DDown 93:	Basket elevation	TENFEET
DDown 94:	Uris book, with "The"
DDown 95:	Terrace surface, perhaps
DDown 101:	Fox relative
DDown 104:	Root of diplomacy	ELIHU
DDown 105:	Bergman's last role
DDown 106:	Brewer's aid
DDown 107:	Cole Porter miss
DDown 108:	Wise man	KINGSOLOMON
DDown 109:	"Frasier" dog	EDDIE
DDown 110:	Makes out
DDown 114:	Potential prizewinner
DDown 116:	1930 discovery
DDown 119:	University of Wales site
DDown 121:	Producers of tieups at work?
DDown 122:	Indian craft
DDown 126:	Cobra killers: Var.
DDown 127:	It's heard at a snap
DDown 130:	Children's game classification
DDown 132:	He played the Wiz in "The Wiz"	PRYOR
DDown 133:	View at the Tate Gallery
DDown 134:	Mocha inhabitant
DDown 135:	Melon tree
DDown 137:	Whom Paris left for Helen	OENONE
DDown 139:	On the double
DDown 140:	Spruces up
DDown 143:	Leave one's coach
DDown 145:	"What the Butler Saw" dramatist	ORTON
DDown 147:	E. C. Bentley detective
DDown 148:	"Playboy of the Western World" playwright
DDown 152:	Blue books
DDown 153:	"Jour de Fête" star
DDown 156:	Beat it
DDown 157:	Losing ground?
DDown 159:	Hill dweller
DDown 160:	TV Guide notation	TBA
DDown 161:	Mole
DDown 162:	Vein glory?
DDown 162:	Vein glory?