New York Times Answers - Sunday, 4th October 1992

There are 65 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 4th October 1992. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Strains the brain
AAcross 6:	Segovia's companion
AAcross 12:	Gerald Ford, by birth	OMAHAN
AAcross 18:	Peer
AAcross 19:	Amusements
AAcross 21:	Notable Watergate figure	RODINO
AAcross 22:	Eritrea's urethane riches	BURIEDTREASURE
AAcross 24:	Believe; trust
AAcross 25:	Blue
AAcross 26:	Lucy lover
AAcross 27:	Produced milk
AAcross 29:	He wrote "The Sultan of Sulu"
AAcross 30:	Sinatra film: 1954
AAcross 34:	Auguries
AAcross 37:	Menace with reata	VEILEDTHREAT
AAcross 41:	___ Bator, Mongolia
AAcross 43:	Pile
AAcross 44:	Douse
AAcross 45:	Ending for scant or pant	IES
AAcross 46:	Crandall and Webb
AAcross 47:	Pfc. superior	CPL
AAcross 48:	Arab garments
AAcross 49:	P.D.Q. relative
AAcross 51:	Some radio buffs	CBERS
AAcross 53:	Arias
AAcross 54:	Act like Mrs. Mitty
AAcross 55:	Country lass
AAcross 57:	Orange-red chalcedony
AAcross 58:	Beginning
AAcross 60:	More like Poe's midnight
AAcross 62:	Owing	INDEBT
AAcross 64:	New England eleven, familiarly
AAcross 65:	Owe a pony and a gun	CONCEALEDWEAPON
AAcross 68:	Elide
AAcross 70:	Grammer of "Cheers"	KELSEY
AAcross 71:	Forsakes
AAcross 75:	Dealt
AAcross 77:	Word with miss or beer
AAcross 78:	Italian card game
AAcross 79:	Tatami
AAcross 80:	Dame Myra
AAcross 81:	S-shaped curves
AAcross 83:	A Bolger co-star in 1939	LAHR
AAcross 84:	Skin
AAcross 85:	Lodge member
AAcross 86:	___ Reekie (Edinburgh)
AAcross 87:	Author of "One Human Minute"
AAcross 88:	Core
AAcross 91:	Verb ending
AAcross 92:	Trim a photo
AAcross 93:	Act I—"On a secret mission"	COVERTACTION
AAcross 95:	Grassy plant
AAcross 97:	Explosive
AAcross 99:	___ de deux
AAcross 100:	" . . . and take it for ___ worse": Cowley	BETTEROR
AAcross 102:	Organic compound
AAcross 104:	Kimono sash
AAcross 107:	Webster or Clay
AAcross 109:	They span hybrid gestation	COVEREDBRIDGES
AAcross 114:	Italia's second largest city
AAcross 115:	Of ancient writing
AAcross 116:	Barton, e.g.
AAcross 117:	Took off
AAcross 118:	Jim Varney role	ERNEST
AAcross 119:	Silly ones
DDown 1:	Lee's men
DDown 2:	Shade of blue
DDown 3:	Coagulant
DDown 4:	Winding of jazz fame
DDown 5:	Luge lover
DDown 6:	Tawdry
DDown 7:	Application
DDown 8:	Ending for a niña's name
DDown 9:	"___ the season . . . "
DDown 10:	Gris-gris
DDown 11:	Stood for a second term
DDown 12:	Movie whale
DDown 13:	Dean and Downey	MORTONS
DDown 14:	Revoke a legacy
DDown 15:	Mexico's tourist expense	HIDDENCOST
DDown 16:	A tickbird
DDown 17:	Finisher in "Wayne's World"
DDown 19:	A gal. has eight	PTS
DDown 20:	This could be a challenge to find	SECLUDEDBEACH
DDown 23:	He went to town
DDown 28:	W. Harrison's successor
DDown 29:	Stout choices
DDown 31:	Bathsheba's first mate
DDown 32:	Profound
DDown 33:	"___ Boot"
DDown 35:	Capital of Campania
DDown 36:	Gymnastics move
DDown 37:	Article of food
DDown 38:	Imprison
DDown 39:	P.R. man's concern
DDown 40:	N.J. township	TEANECK
DDown 42:	___-ran
DDown 50:	Put this up or chase flies	SCREENEDPORCH
DDown 51:	Box for oolong
DDown 52:	Cook up
DDown 53:	Point of view
DDown 55:	Corresponded
DDown 56:	Aachen article	EIN
DDown 57:	Mock
DDown 59:	"Once ___ time . . . "	UPONA
DDown 61:	Stomach churners
DDown 62:	"Casablanca" heroine et al.	ILSAS
DDown 63:	Cylindrical seat
DDown 66:	Protected, at sea
DDown 67:	Soft food for invalids
DDown 68:	Blackmailer's words
DDown 69:	Place to hobnob all night in disguise
DDown 72:	Muscat-eer?
DDown 73:	Stupor: Comb. form
DDown 74:	Painter of "The Feast of St. Nicholas"
DDown 75:	Kojak and a Huxtable	THEOS
DDown 76:	Sullen
DDown 78:	Soft and crumbling, as bricks
DDown 82:	Hand warmer
DDown 83:	A tribe of Israel
DDown 84:	Favorites
DDown 86:	Paint solvent
DDown 87:	Auction unit
DDown 89:	Flavor
DDown 90:	Fish preparation
DDown 93:	George Washington ___
DDown 94:	Prepare another draft
DDown 96:	Reach
DDown 98:	He outranks the sarge
DDown 101:	Walked on
DDown 103:	G.E. subsidiary	NBC
DDown 104:	Grimm character
DDown 105:	A First Lady of the 50's	BESS
DDown 106:	"Uh huh"	ISEE
DDown 107:	An arm of the U.S. exec. branch
DDown 108:	A Hope-Crosby location
DDown 110:	Directional ending
DDown 111:	Actress Charlotte	RAE
DDown 112:	U.F.O. crew	ETS
DDown 113:	Required