DICTIONARY WORDS ONLY:
PROFANITY:

New York Times Answers

Sunday, 13th March 1994
There are 68 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 13th March 1994. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Strands
AAcross 8: Hopi home
AAcross 14: Finish with a flourish
AAcross 20: Antiquated
AAcross 21: Gain
AAcross 22: Maestro ToscaniniARTURO
AAcross 23: BAILEY, BUCK, WHITESTRINGOFPEARLS
AAcross 25: They may be dental
AAcross 26: Visit
AAcross 27: "_____ life!"
AAcross 28: Arctic traveler JohnRAE
AAcross 29: Betsy and DianaROSSES
AAcross 30: BUCHWALD, CARNEY, GARFUNKEL, LINKLETTER
AAcross 35: Half a flyTSE
AAcross 36: Bake, in a way
AAcross 40: Anatole France novelTHAIS
AAcross 41: _____ del Sol (region in Spain)
AAcross 43: Dome-shaped jellyfish
AAcross 46: Honest _____ABE
AAcross 47: The least bit of concern
AAcross 49: A party to, as a secret
AAcross 52: Trojan War figure
AAcross 53: SIMMONS, STAPLETONPAIROFJEANS
AAcross 56: Writer BuchananEDNA
AAcross 57: Scam
AAcross 58: Hunting dog
AAcross 59: Pismires
AAcross 60: Peeping Tom
AAcross 61: First-aid _____
AAcross 62: Common test answer
AAcross 63: Needle holder
AAcross 64: Talkative
AAcross 65: Give a ticket to
AAcross 67: LEONTYNE, RAY, VINCENT
AAcross 72: Actress Swenson
AAcross 73: Actor WillemDAFOE
AAcross 74: Like McCuller's cafe
AAcross 75: Kitty
AAcross 77: Luck of the draw?
AAcross 79: Brownie-to-Girl Scout ceremonyFLYUP
AAcross 80: Teen hangout
AAcross 82: Scales
AAcross 84: Patriot's end
AAcross 85: Kind of joint
AAcross 86: DENNIS, DORIS
AAcross 88: Bridge player's goal
AAcross 89: January 1 word
AAcross 90: Hot times on the RivieraETES
AAcross 91: Subjoin
AAcross 92: "Carmen" setting
AAcross 94: Adapts for special use
AAcross 96: Burger King offering
AAcross 98: Miniature map
AAcross 99: Farragut, e.g.: Abbr.ADM
AAcross 101: CHARLIE-DOROTHY, ELEANOR-FESSDOUBLEPARKERS
AAcross 106: Old salt
AAcross 106: Old salt
AAcross 108: Long time
AAcross 109: Brainchild
AAcross 110: Corp. biggie
AAcross 113: "Boom" preceder, in songTARARA
AAcross 114: CAREW-MCKUEN-SERLING-STEIGER-TAYLORCONNECTINGRODS
AAcross 119: Short sock
AAcross 120: Shows reverence
AAcross 121: "I Was a ______ Werewolf" (1957 flick)
AAcross 122: Live
AAcross 123: Nicole Hollander comic strip
AAcross 124: Stupefies
DDown 1: Striped fish
DDown 2: Artist de Tirtoff, professionallyERTE
DDown 3: Subdivision subdivision
DDown 4: Fraternity letter
DDown 4: Fraternity letter
DDown 5: Airport features
DDown 6: Eastwood's "The _____ Sanction"EIGER
DDown 7: General called "Old Fuss and Feathers"
DDown 8: Drivel
DDown 9: Language related to Aztec
DDown 10: Flight abbr.
DDown 11: Ballet-practice fixtures
DDown 12: New Hampshire's state flower
DDown 13: Start
DDown 14: They grow down
DDown 15: Some fabrics
DDown 16: School orgs.PTAS
DDown 17: BRADLEY, CLINTON, COSBYOUTSTANDINGBILLS
DDown 18: Manumits
DDown 19: "Cabaret" director
DDown 24: Item for Sgt. Friday
DDown 31: Midwest hubOHARE
DDown 32: Important political bloc
DDown 33: Gladly
DDown 34: Pictures on monitors
DDown 36: Sign of love - or hate
DDown 37: With valor
DDown 38: HAMILL, HARMON, MESSIER, SPITZIDENTIFYINGMARKS
DDown 39: Neighbor of Ukr.
DDown 42: Haberdashery accessory
DDown 44: Rich Little, e.g.
DDown 45: Showed surpriseSATUP
DDown 47: Painter RousseauHENRI
DDown 48: Haggis ingredient
DDown 50: Frenzied store eventONEDAYSALE
DDown 51: Not any
DDown 54: Anatomical passageITER
DDown 55: "Go directly to _____"
DDown 58: Declivitous
DDown 60: Ham go-with
DDown 63: Rate setter, with "the"
DDown 66: "Dome doily"
DDown 68: Mallorca and Ibiza, e.g.ISLAS
DDown 69: A little lower?
DDown 70: Tater
DDown 71: Albacore and bluefin
DDown 73: U.S.A.F. awardsDFCS
DDown 76: Eye problem
DDown 78: Irish patriot Robert
DDown 80: Taiwan Strait islandMATSU
DDown 81: Roll-call response
DDown 82: News conference attendees
DDown 83: Direct
DDown 86: Belittle
DDown 87: Weather protector
DDown 88: Kind of tax
DDown 93: Grim-_____ (stern-faced)
DDown 95: Beloved
DDown 96: Relative of parsley
DDown 97: Revue segment
DDown 99: "_____ Fell Out of Heaven" (1936 hit)ASTAR
DDown 100: 1776 patriot SilasDEANE
DDown 102: Heineken rival
DDown 103: Bonkers
DDown 104: Censors
DDown 105: "Walk Away, _____" (1966 pop song)RENEE
DDown 107: Bunuel collaborator
DDown 110: Chesterfield, e.g.
DDown 111: Keenness, as of appetite
DDown 112: Suffixes on candy wrappers
DDown 115: Ida. neighbor
DDown 116: Ransom _____ OldsELI
DDown 117: The Grays' side: Abbr.CSA
DDown 118: Genetic letters
WordDB Icon
WordDB
United Kingdom
Download the WordDB app directly on your home screen for instant access. No App Store necessary, less than 1MB storage, always up-to-date and secure.
1.
Tap on share button
2.
Tap on Add To Home Screenadd button
3.
Find WordDB App Icon on your home screen