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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 24th February 1991

There are 74 across clues and 67 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 24th February 1991. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Festoon
AAcross 5: City in Egypt
AAcross 10: Expression
AAcross 14: "___ a horse with wings!": Shak.OFOR
AAcross 18: Islamic judge
AAcross 19: Be obtrusively conspicuous
AAcross 20: Sacher or Linzer
AAcross 21: Director ClairRENE
AAcross 22: Yonder
AAcross 23: Chinese pleasure craft?SUNYACHTSEN
AAcross 25: Old strongbox
AAcross 26: Feed feasters
AAcross 28: Eurasian region of Middle Ages
AAcross 29: Good-for-nothing
AAcross 31: Appeals
AAcross 33: Remote TV broadcastNEMO
AAcross 34: Surfeit
AAcross 35: Adieux, in BathTATAS
AAcross 37: Some buoys
AAcross 39: Lacrimator
AAcross 39: Lacrimator
AAcross 42: Tires
AAcross 45: Dummy
AAcross 47: Psalm verse ender
AAcross 49: "Twelfth Night" heroine
AAcross 50: Hind
AAcross 51: ___ Rapids, city in Minn.
AAcross 53: Lesions
AAcross 55: One-eyed god
AAcross 56: Countertenor
AAcross 58: Suitcase marker
AAcross 60: Round
AAcross 62: "___ Merrilies," Keats poem
AAcross 63: Boa
AAcross 65: Brief piece of writing
AAcross 67: Cause: Fr.RAISON
AAcross 69: Entanglement
AAcross 70: Valor
AAcross 71: "___ Get Started With You," 1936 songICANT
AAcross 72: Denmark's ___ IslandsFAEROE
AAcross 73: Type of maid
AAcross 74: Finder of the Holy Grail
AAcross 77: Birthplace of Hippocrates
AAcross 78: Quarrel
AAcross 80: During
AAcross 82: Soccer great
AAcross 83: Actress SommerELKE
AAcross 85: Daughter of DavidTAMAR
AAcross 87: He was Hutch on TV
AAcross 88: Kid
AAcross 89: Property claims
AAcross 91: French pioneer in treating the mentally illPINEL
AAcross 93: British actor Roger ___
AAcross 95: Giant jetsSSTS
AAcross 96: Clayware
AAcross 98: Knob on a pipe organ
AAcross 100: Check for Checkers
AAcross 102: Canadian lake
AAcross 103: Ovid's "you love"
AAcross 105: A 1965 U.S. Open winner
AAcross 108: Stuck
AAcross 111: Capital of Laconia
AAcross 113: Exultant
AAcross 115: River mouthBOCA
AAcross 116: Don Giovanni, as a seaman?LATEENLOVER
AAcross 119: Cry on a roller coaster
AAcross 120: Bureau attachmentCRAT
AAcross 121: Was mistaken
AAcross 122: N.Y. cityOLEAN
AAcross 123: ___-majestéLESE
AAcross 124: Gainsay
AAcross 125: Fume
AAcross 126: Front cover of a book
AAcross 127: Monoski, e.g.
DDown 1: Hilum
DDown 2: Disk for sealing letters
DDown 3: Apothegm
DDown 4: Long-necked vessels?GIRAFTS
DDown 5: Avers
DDown 6: Erwin of early TVSTU
DDown 7: Penury
DDown 8: Indo-European
DDown 9: Set in order
DDown 10: President of France: 1954-59COTY
DDown 11: Four in refrigerators
DDown 12: Fret
DDown 13: A-Q combo, in bridge
DDown 14: Handel specialty
DDown 15: Transport protectors?FERRYGODMOTHERS
DDown 16: Ever
DDown 17: Authentic
DDown 20: High order of angels
DDown 24: Nobelist in Literature: 1957
DDown 27: Site of Gray's herd
DDown 30: Pole, e.g.
DDown 32: Shipboard psychiatry?SAICOTHERAPY
DDown 36: Wheezer's menace
DDown 38: Great Lakes vessel?SLOOPERIOR
DDown 39: Slumber on a two-master?THEBRIGSLEEP
DDown 40: Strange
DDown 41: Ratted
DDown 42: Land of Qum
DDown 43: Aïda or Radamès
DDown 44: Phrase for a disorderly sailer?KETCHASKETCHCAN
DDown 46: Japanese galley utensils?POTSAMPANS
DDown 48: Pt. of E.T.A.ARR
DDown 52: Mother-of-pearl
DDown 54: Fur sealSEACAT
DDown 57: Tom Joad, e.g.OKIE
DDown 58: Boil down
DDown 59: First name of a memorable lonerGRETA
DDown 61: Horologe face
DDown 64: Alphabet: Abbr.LTRS
DDown 66: Hollywooders going steady
DDown 68: Photo
DDown 72: Book leaf
DDown 75: Landed
DDown 76: American Socialist: 1855-1926
DDown 77: Large seaweed
DDown 79: Friend, in Angers
DDown 81: Affaire d'honneur
DDown 84: Plea
DDown 86: Recorded anew
DDown 90: Fortuneteller
DDown 92: Miller protagonistLOMAN
DDown 94: Italian gulf
DDown 95: Boat covers?SHYAWLS
DDown 97: Polishing machine
DDown 99: Kind of car or maid
DDown 101: Bando of baseball
DDown 104: Orarion
DDown 106: ___ Levy, Cohan's first wifeETHEL
DDown 107: "Tears" poetREESE
DDown 108: Start of a kindergarten chantABCD
DDown 109: "Divine Comedy" illustrator
DDown 110: Bell the cat
DDown 111: Ferret out
DDown 112: With, to PierreAVEC
DDown 114: Quitclaim
DDown 117: Uno e dueTRE
DDown 118: Graze
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