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Sunday, 2nd October 1994

There are 60 across clues and 79 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 2nd October 1994. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Hercules feats
AAcross 7:	Alphonse's friend, in the comics	GASTON
AAcross 13:	Legendary name in bridge	JACOBY
AAcross 19:	Turkish hospice
AAcross 20:	Merlin's stock-in-trade
AAcross 21:	European airline
AAcross 22:	Start of a verse	SAIDBENTOMRSBENMYDEAR
AAcross 25:	Informer, informally
AAcross 26:	"_____ live and breathe!"	ASI
AAcross 27:	Cars with Teletouch transmission	EDSELS
AAcross 28:	Means of enlightenment
AAcross 29:	Specifically
AAcross 31:	Undergrad degrees
AAcross 32:	Baking potatoes	IDAHOS
AAcross 36:	Greenland air base
AAcross 37:	Of city govt.
AAcross 38:	Gasp of delight
AAcross 41:	Allgood of stage and screen	SARA
AAcross 42:	Husband of Ruth	BOAZ
AAcross 43:	Shape
AAcross 44:	_____ Domini
AAcross 45:	More of the verse	ANOTHERSTORMYDAYIFEAR
AAcross 51:	Kind of dye
AAcross 52:	Site of the first Olympics	ELIS
AAcross 53:	Clearance
AAcross 54:	Symbol of hardness
AAcross 55:	Thin white linen fabric
AAcross 57:	Old Blood and Guts	PATTON
AAcross 59:	Sportscaster Vin	SCULLY
AAcross 60:	Greenhorns
AAcross 62:	Moil and toil
AAcross 64:	Shipping route
AAcross 67:	Enlivened
AAcross 69:	Trollope's "The _____ Diamonds"	EUSTACE
AAcross 73:	Presses
AAcross 74:	Colorful fish
AAcross 75:	First name in folk music	ARLO
AAcross 76:	Mimi's dissent
AAcross 77:	More of the verse	SAIDMRSBENITISNTRIGHT
AAcross 83:	Arms recipient, maybe
AAcross 84:	On _____ with
AAcross 85:	Architect Mies var der _____	ROHE
AAcross 86:	_____ jet
AAcross 87:	Madrigal
AAcross 88:	Women's grp. since 1890	DAR
AAcross 89:	Repeat oneself, in a way
AAcross 91:	"Tristam Shandy" author
AAcross 93:	Hang out
AAcross 94:	Piqued
AAcross 95:	Scandanavian actress Aulin	EWA
AAcross 96:	In _____ res
AAcross 99:	Untried
AAcross 100:	Neighbor of Oakland
AAcross 104:	End of the verse	TOWASTEADAYGOFLYAKITE
AAcross 109:	Verdi opera, 1887	OTELLO
AAcross 110:	Apportion
AAcross 111:	Football unit
AAcross 112:	Facade
AAcross 113:	Goes all out
AAcross 114:	Forwarded
DDown 1:	French flower
DDown 2:	Conjugation bit
DDown 3:	Switch's partner
DDown 4:	Church calendar
DDown 5:	Senora's long scarf
DDown 6:	Stone pillars
DDown 7:	Maudlin sentimentality
DDown 8:	Usher's offering
DDown 9:	Write badly
DDown 10:	Comedienne O'Shea	TESSIE
DDown 11:	Circle
DDown 12:	Comic author Bill
DDown 13:	Hunky-dory
DDown 14:	1989 underwater thriller, with "The"
DDown 15:	Grant
DDown 16:	City south of Moscow	OREL
DDown 17:	It's not fair!
DDown 18:	Maneuverable, as a ship
DDown 20:	Jeanne or Bernadette, e.g.: Abbr.	STE
DDown 23:	"A Spy in the House of Love" author	NIN
DDown 24:	Mount Palomar sighting
DDown 29:	"_____ said,..."
DDown 30:	Anise-flavored liquer
DDown 32:	Shorthand inventor Pitman
DDown 33:	Tony of "Who's the Boss?"	DANZA
DDown 34:	Woolf's "_____ of One's Own"	AROOM
DDown 35:	Beaver, for one
DDown 36:	Eight-six
DDown 37:	Pavarotti's birthplace
DDown 38:	Newsman Roger	ONEIL
DDown 39:	Start for fours or sides	ONALL
DDown 40:	Heavy and awkward looking
DDown 42:	Third little pig's material
DDown 43:	Old servant's phrase of address	MYLORD
DDown 44:	To _____ (excessively)	AFAULT
DDown 46:	Valor
DDown 47:	"The Cocktail Party" poet
DDown 48:	Alphabet trio	RST
DDown 49:	Paint choice
DDown 50:	Canine's neighbor
DDown 56:	Snifter's contents, maybe
DDown 57:	Bombard
DDown 58:	Flu type
DDown 59:	Waterfall
DDown 61:	Front line?
DDown 63:	Prophetic writer
DDown 64:	Cordage fiber
DDown 65:	Skipping syllables
DDown 66:	Turbulent
DDown 68:	Windy City, breezily
DDown 68:	Windy City, breezily
DDown 70:	Displease
DDown 71:	"Twenty Years on Broadway" autobiographer
DDown 72:	Among: Fr.	ENTRE
DDown 75:	Wimbledon winner, 1975
DDown 78:	Heater
DDown 79:	Scattered
DDown 80:	Hanover Stake, e.g.
DDown 81:	"Last Days of Pompeii" girl	IONE
DDown 82:	Seine sight	ILE
DDown 89:	Father
DDown 90:	Person with unwashable briefs
DDown 91:	Pitchman
DDown 92:	Steamed dish
DDown 93:	Bride's beat
DDown 94:	The Dow, e.g.
DDown 95:	Draper's measure
DDown 96:	Speck
DDown 97:	Gershwin biographer David	EWEN
DDown 98:	Hill's opposite
DDown 100:	Back
DDown 101:	Makes do, with "out"
DDown 102:	Bathyspheric mission
DDown 103:	Ancient sun disk
DDown 104:	"Mazel _____!"	TOV
DDown 105:	1952 hit "Botch-_____"	AME
DDown 106:	Caught
DDown 107:	Suffix with rigor or vigor
DDown 108:	Tolkein tree-man	ENT

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