New York Times Answers - Sunday, 29th November 1992

There are 72 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 29th November 1992. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Culinary Julia
AAcross 6:	Slanty type, for short	DIAG
AAcross 10:	Lap dog, for short
AAcross 13:	Broadcasts
AAcross 17:	SAM, with 21 Across	DOOLEY
AAcross 18:	ILSA LUND
AAcross 21:	See 17 Across
AAcross 22:	"___ to Rick's" (the film's original title)	EVERYBODYCOMES
AAcross 24:	He may be tight
AAcross 25:	Part of a part
AAcross 27:	She, in Siena	ESSA
AAcross 28:	"Now ___ me down . . . "	ILAY
AAcross 29:	Noted U.S. architect
AAcross 30:	Calls at Wimbledon
AAcross 32:	Hindu honorifics
AAcross 34:	Gone up
AAcross 36:	Stun
AAcross 37:	Figure of speech
AAcross 39:	Really enjoy, slangily
AAcross 42:	Pigpen
AAcross 43:	"___ looking at you, kid" ("Casablanca" quote)
AAcross 44:	Sci-fi horror film: 1979
AAcross 46:	Symbols of hardness
AAcross 48:	Make fun of, old style
AAcross 49:	Movie-theater treat
AAcross 52:	Ma tante's writing implement
AAcross 53:	Summa ___ laude
AAcross 54:	RR depot	STA
AAcross 55:	Asserts without proof
AAcross 56:	"Casablanca" producer	HALBWALLIS
AAcross 59:	Be a good environmentalist
AAcross 60:	Actress Van Devere	TRISH
AAcross 62:	Scotsman's negative
AAcross 63:	One side of a coin: Abbr.	OBV
AAcross 66:	An Oscar-winning screenwriter of "Casablanca"
AAcross 67:	Revitalized	FRESHENEDUP
AAcross 70:	Go wild over
AAcross 72:	Perform Christies
AAcross 73:	Thespians' org.	AEA
AAcross 74:	Sahara wanderer
AAcross 75:	Mall unit
AAcross 76:	UGARTE
AAcross 80:	Political alliance
AAcross 82:	Actor Taylor
AAcross 85:	Soak flax
AAcross 86:	___ Diable	ILEDU
AAcross 87:	"___ the usual suspects" ("Casablanca" quote)
AAcross 87:	"___ the usual suspects" ("Casablanca" quote)
AAcross 88:	Pineapples
AAcross 90:	Ulnas' neighbors
AAcross 91:	Knockabout comedy
AAcross 92:	MAJ. STRASSER	VEIDT
AAcross 93:	Wax: Comb. form
AAcross 94:	A seventh-century date	DCLII
AAcross 96:	Pulitzer Prize journalist Arthur ___	KROCK
AAcross 100:	"___ girl!"	ITSA
AAcross 101:	Deceitful
AAcross 103:	Travelers' stops
AAcross 105:	Rani's wear
AAcross 106:	Multipurpose bean
AAcross 107:	African antelope
AAcross 108:	Gentle soul
AAcross 111:	R-V connector	STU
AAcross 113:	Spoon or tune follower
AAcross 114:	RICK BLAINE
AAcross 118:	With 121 Across, song that Sam was asked to play	ASTIME
AAcross 120:	Rick's "gin joint"	CAFEAMERICAIN
AAcross 121:	See 118 Across	GOESBY
AAcross 122:	De Mille's Delilah	HEDY
AAcross 123:	Columnist Le Shan	EDA
AAcross 124:	Type of prof.	ASST
AAcross 125:	Letts' neighbors	ESTHS
DDown 1:	He really makes money
DDown 2:	Obligate, in a way	HOLDTO
DDown 3:	Those Frenchmen	ILS
DDown 4:	Most August babies	LEOS
DDown 5:	Units of force
DDown 6:	Roller at Reno
DDown 7:	Do business on Wall Street
DDown 8:	Some census data
DDown 9:	Warning sounds from Fido	GRRS
DDown 10:	Educator's deg.	PDB
DDown 11:	Some members of the reed section
DDown 12:	Musical mixture
DDown 13:	Govt. group	AGCY
DDown 14:	___ pectore (from the bottom of the heart)
DDown 15:	Key watched o'er them
DDown 16:	Nothing to ___ (important)	SNEEZEAT
DDown 17:	Resided
DDown 19:	Month after Nisan
DDown 20:	Tatum's dad	RYAN
DDown 23:	Midday snooze
DDown 26:	FERRARI	GREENSTREET
DDown 31:	Vessel of the future
DDown 33:	Actor McKellen	IAN
DDown 35:	" . . . as he was ambitious, ___ him": Shak.	ISLEW
DDown 36:	___ Moines
DDown 38:	Funeral oration
DDown 40:	Loosen a strap
DDown 41:	VICTOR LASZLO	PAULHENREID
DDown 43:	Sphere preceder	HEMI
DDown 45:	Anger
DDown 47:	Worldwide maritime gp.	IMB
DDown 48:	Mint drink
DDown 49:	Moscow's Gorky ___
DDown 50:	Supermarket choices
DDown 51:	Alger hero's trait
DDown 52:	Fraternity letters
DDown 53:	CAPT. LOUIS RENAULT	CLAUDERAINS
DDown 57:	Forever ___ day	ANDA
DDown 58:	Washday aids
DDown 61:	"___ Window," Stewart film
DDown 64:	Redford is one
DDown 65:	Some objets d'art
DDown 67:	Fearsome threesome
DDown 68:	Scandinavian
DDown 69:	Ostrich's cousin
DDown 71:	Hesitant one's sound
DDown 75:	Adhered
DDown 77:	It was: Lat.	ERAT
DDown 78:	Pseudomaniacs
DDown 79:	"It's still the same ___ story . . . "
DDown 81:	Neither's companion
DDown 82:	Enthrall
DDown 83:	"___ of Venus," 1940's musical	ONETOUCH
DDown 84:	"Li'l Abner" role	DAISYMAE
DDown 89:	Tooth specialists' gp.	NDA
DDown 90:	Sent along
DDown 91:	Airfoil
DDown 93:	Lent, in Lille
DDown 95:	Ex ___ (book owner's ID)	LIBRIS
DDown 97:	Clumsy
DDown 98:	Cake topping
DDown 99:	Actor who sang "The Impossible Dream"
DDown 101:	___ song (inexpensively)
DDown 102:	"The Time Machine" race	ELOI
DDown 104:	Show-biz medium
DDown 107:	People generally
DDown 109:	Would-be assassin: 1981	AGCA
DDown 110:	"Serpico" author
DDown 112:	G.I.'s hangout	USOS
DDown 115:	Adj. for some stock	PFD
DDown 116:	Bikini part
DDown 117:	Explosive initials
DDown 119:	Asian holiday