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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 18th February 1990

There are 70 across clues and 69 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 18th February 1990. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Tick, e.g.
AAcross 7: Succinct
AAcross 12: Til
AAcross 18: Pertaining to the nostrils
AAcross 19: Nonterrestrial
AAcross 20: Wild asses of central Asia
AAcross 22: Anna Mary Robertson
AAcross 24: A 1914 Oriole who took wing
AAcross 26: Lubricate
AAcross 27: Caught sight of
AAcross 28: Certain trucks
AAcross 29: Buck's mate
AAcross 30: ___ ha-Shanah (Jewish New Year)ROSH
AAcross 32: Brave who really could hammerHENRYAARON
AAcross 34: Connors or Wallace
AAcross 35: Epithet of AthenaALEA
AAcross 36: Lesions
AAcross 37: Young tag-onSTER
AAcross 38: Subdued
AAcross 39: Scorch
AAcross 40: Angered
AAcross 41: Even
AAcross 42: Woodpeckers
AAcross 43: Propelled a randan
AAcross 45: Jet-engine housing
AAcross 46: Type of pinafore
AAcross 47: Open grating
AAcross 50: Jonathan Winters, e.g.
AAcross 53: Husband of Jezebel
AAcross 57: Jack or Julie
AAcross 58: Heddle's place
AAcross 59: Naso of Rome
AAcross 60: Mythical beast
AAcross 61: Obloquy
AAcross 62: Singer-song writer ("Piano Man")BILLYJOEL
AAcross 64: Miguel de ___, Spanish composer
AAcross 64: Miguel de ___, Spanish composer
AAcross 65: A memorable Mostel
AAcross 66: Garb for Lakmé
AAcross 67: Canning equipment
AAcross 68: Kin of pine martens
AAcross 69: Düsseldorf donkeyESEL
AAcross 70: Prepares for later use, as a meal
AAcross 72: Stop
AAcross 73: One-eyed god
AAcross 75: That ship
AAcross 76: Doctrine
AAcross 78: N.M.U. member
AAcross 81: Island off IrelandARAN
AAcross 83: Iron-containing pigment
AAcross 84: "___ Copy," TV program
AAcross 88: Crazy Legs HirschELROY
AAcross 89: Dross
AAcross 90: Errand boy: Slang
AAcross 91: "Sting like ___": AliABEE
AAcross 92: Claim on a property
AAcross 93: Actor in "Hold Back the Dawn"WALTERABEL
AAcross 95: Grain for Vassar
AAcross 96: Kind of dye
AAcross 97: 1957 Nobelist in Literature
AAcross 98: Shadows, to Jeanne
AAcross 100: Bishopric
AAcross 101: Lyricist-collaborator with Burt BacharachHALDAVID
AAcross 103: U.S. novelist-poetROBERTNATHAN
AAcross 106: Conceal
AAcross 107: Soul
AAcross 108: Quiescent
AAcross 109: Broke up a shutout
AAcross 110: Part of a potpourri
AAcross 111: Carolina river
DDown 1: Certain cats and goats
DDown 2: Covered cart
DDown 3: U.S.S.R. inland body of water
DDown 4: ___ Tin Tin
DDown 5: State adjoining Ill.
DDown 6: Administrative division of Greece
DDown 7: Interfered
DDown 8: Carried away, as property
DDown 9: Perron parts
DDown 10: Down at the heels
DDown 11: Naval off.
DDown 12: Grew serious, with "up"
DDown 13: Captivate
DDown 14: Antipolio pioneer
DDown 15: Ripens
DDown 16: Matelot's milieuMER
DDown 17: Scholarly
DDown 21: O'Neill's Yank, e.g.
DDown 23: On land
DDown 25: Listens to
DDown 28: Glut
DDown 31: Netman from D.C.HAROLDSOLOMON
DDown 33: Stage device
DDown 34: F. ___, Oscar winner in 1984MURRAYABRAHAM
DDown 36: Mud eel
DDown 38: Country singer Bandy
DDown 41: Former Yankee pitcherTOMMYJOHN
DDown 42: Tie
DDown 44: Medicinal plant
DDown 45: Game in "The Color of Money"
DDown 46: What a Manx cat lacks
DDown 47: Take panes with one's work
DDown 48: Judges' garb
DDown 49: Habituate
DDown 50: Mulligrubs
DDown 51: Spots for slots
DDown 52: Type of grape
DDown 54: Handel's birthplace
DDown 55: "Deutschland über ___"ALLES
DDown 56: A sixth-day creation
DDown 58: Cambio in Calabria
DDown 62: Rembrandt's "___ and Cottage"
DDown 63: Hunky-dory; copacetic
DDown 64: Sow and hoe
DDown 66: Gyre
DDown 68: More discerning
DDown 71: River or Indian
DDown 74: Forsyth's "The ___ of the Jackal"
DDown 76: Postponement
DDown 77: Breakfast fare
DDown 78: Hebrew word in the Psalms
DDown 79: Doolittle and namesakesELIZAS
DDown 80: Small interstices
DDown 81: Referred (to)
DDown 82: Deserters
DDown 83: Dutch painter: 1638-1709HOBBEMA
DDown 85: Disconcerted
DDown 86: Let go
DDown 87: Relaxing of international tensions
DDown 89: Heavy silk fabric in the Middle Ages
DDown 90: Opening maneuver to gain advantage
DDown 93: Show indecision
DDown 94: ABC's ArledgeROONE
DDown 97: Dear, in ItalyCARO
DDown 99: Shot or dragon preceder
DDown 102: Caesar's 700DCC
DDown 103: Reverse of par
DDown 104: Olympic brat
DDown 105: Uno, due, ___TRE
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