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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 9th October 1994

There are 83 across clues and 80 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 9th October 1994. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: World-weary
AAcross 6: Licensing _____
AAcross 10: Eng. networkBBC
AAcross 13: Biblical incense spice
AAcross 19: Faulty
AAcross 20: Christmas present peekers do it
AAcross 22: Tune
AAcross 23: Wages
AAcross 24: Side door, perhaps?CORPORALENTRANCE
AAcross 27: The Iliad, e.g.
AAcross 28: Microscopic life
AAcross 29: Weapon in action-thrillers
AAcross 30: Finback whale
AAcross 32: Room extensionsETTES
AAcross 33: _____-do-well
AAcross 34: Suspect in a whodunit game?GENERALMUSTARD
AAcross 38: Kind of farm
AAcross 39: Igor and Dr. Watson: Abbr.ASSTS
AAcross 41: Spaghetti-western attire
AAcross 42: Lyric poem
AAcross 43: Dynasty after the T'ang
AAcross 44: Outlet for N.Y. horseplayersOTB
AAcross 46: Robe adornment
AAcross 47: Revolution site of 1979
AAcross 48: Getting _____ yearsONIN
AAcross 49: French seasoning
AAcross 52: Mil. offshoot
AAcross 55: Common Market inits.
AAcross 57: A.M.A. membersMDS
AAcross 58: Morning awakener, for some
AAcross 59: _____ particle
AAcross 60: "Get _____ of this!"ALOAD
AAcross 62: "Elephant Boy" boySABU
AAcross 64: Ringbearer in "The Lord of the Rings"FRODO
AAcross 66: Mineral suffixITE
AAcross 67: Stinking
AAcross 69: Joys
AAcross 72: Zoological duct
AAcross 75: Sentence subject
AAcross 77: Flogging, e.g.?SERGEANTPUNISHMENT
AAcross 80: Conscious of
AAcross 81: Numskulls
AAcross 82: Jocular JohnsonARTE
AAcross 83: Union action?FIELDMARSHALSTRIKE
AAcross 87: Judah's second sonONAN
AAcross 88: Cooler
AAcross 89: Trattoria fare
AAcross 90: Name tag
AAcross 92: Strip for Spot
AAcross 93: Ice cream thickeners
AAcross 95: Coin in 47-Across
AAcross 97: Honkers
AAcross 98: Pierce Arrow rival
AAcross 99: Shrewd
AAcross 101: _____ amore (with love)
AAcross 103: "Under a Glass Bell" authorNIN
AAcross 105: Eastern "holies"
AAcross 106: 50-Down, once: Abbr.SSR
AAcross 107: Westernmost of the AleutiansATTU
AAcross 108: Give-and-take
AAcross 110: South Africa's _____ Paul Kruger
AAcross 112: Fresh
AAcross 114: Seance sounds
AAcross 115: Like some coats and paper
AAcross 117: Loosen rigging
AAcross 120: Thomas Moore's "The Harp That Once Through _____ Halls!"
AAcross 124: "_____ you sure?"
AAcross 125: Baseball star?COLONELLEAGUER
AAcross 128: Topic: Sp.TEMA
AAcross 129: Sugar source
AAcross 131: Bests
AAcross 132: One who's taken vows
AAcross 133: Medicinal amts.TSPS
AAcross 134: Disburse
AAcross 136: Spencer Tracy movie?MAJORSCOURAGEOUS
AAcross 140: Faces the wind while stationary, at seaLIESTO
AAcross 141: Portugese writer Jose Maria _____ de QueirozECA
AAcross 142: Agamemnon's motherAEROPE
AAcross 143: Bogart's "High Sierra" roleEARLE
AAcross 144: Tailor, in old Rome
AAcross 145: Napoleonic marshal
AAcross 146: Nurses
AAcross 147: Quiet
DDown 1: Long-toed aquatic bird
DDown 2: Soap substitutes, in the Southwest
DDown 3: Sad songs
DDown 4: Grass used for making paper
DDown 5: Brit. medal
DDown 6: Cunning, in a way
DDown 7: Yeanling's mother
DDown 8: Fish-eating bird
DDown 9: Despotic jurisdictions
DDown 10: Where to get French bread?BANQUE
DDown 11: Premolar
DDown 12: Authors
DDown 13: Naut. heading
DDown 14: On delayed-broadcast
DDown 15: Heaps
DDown 16: State officers?CAPTAINGOVERNORS
DDown 17: Shipbuilder's pin
DDown 18: Ophthalmologist's implement
DDown 20: Flattens
DDown 21: Humble toiler
DDown 25: Dancers cut it
DDown 26: Word with strong or straight
DDown 31: Terhune's "_____ Dog"LADA
DDown 35: Mancinelli opera "_____ e Leandro"ERO
DDown 36: Playwright DavidRABE
DDown 37: Stimpy's chum
DDown 40: Buckle holder
DDown 43: Forte
DDown 45: Large pill
DDown 49: "Maude" or "Frasier", e.g.
DDown 49: "Maude" or "Frasier", e.g.
DDown 50: Where the kroon is spent
DDown 51: Beatles character?LIEUTENANTPEPPER
DDown 53: Shoppers' receptaclesTOTEBAGS
DDown 54: Actress BarbaraCARRERA
DDown 56: Red chalcedony
DDown 57: Children's entertainers
DDown 58: Nonsense
DDown 61: Summary
DDown 63: Turkish _____
DDown 64: More kittenlike
DDown 65: In medias _____
DDown 68: Make roses safe to handleDETHORN
DDown 70: Berber language
DDown 71: Water spirits
DDown 73: Scorpius's red giant
DDown 74: Powerful speaker
DDown 76: Cambodia's Lon _____NOL
DDown 78: Ancient Mideast nomadsALANI
DDown 79: Warhol subject
DDown 84: Strong cart
DDown 85: Cosmonaut's home
DDown 86: Red dye
DDown 91: Fix a fracture
DDown 94: Oxlike antelopes
DDown 96: Mothers with pride?
DDown 99: Candy cubes
DDown 100: Tranquility
DDown 101: Some boatersCANOEMEN
DDown 102: Sandwich styleOPENFACE
DDown 104: Vincent Lopez's theme songNOLA
DDown 108: Traffic warningSLO
DDown 109: Like jokers
DDown 111: Kind of wheels
DDown 113: "Embarkation of Cythera" artist
DDown 116: Record holder?
DDown 117: Extremist
DDown 118: Aurora's doings
DDown 119: Soixante minutesHEURE
DDown 121: Lido, e.g.
DDown 122: Hypodermic needle holder
DDown 123: Was smart
DDown 125: Poetic patchwork
DDown 126: Film "7 Faces of Dr. _____"
DDown 127: Gene material
DDown 130: For fear that
DDown 135: Palme _____ (award at Cannes)
DDown 137: _____ de coeurCRI
DDown 138: Caveman in Moo
DDown 139: The Blue Carbuncle, to Holmes
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