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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 20th November 1994
There are 72 across clues and 69 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 20th November 1994. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Kitchen pest
AAcross 6: John, in WalesEVAN
AAcross 10: Any fellow
AAcross 13: Some are historic
AAcross 18: "L.A. Law" lawyerARNIE
AAcross 19: Desperate
AAcross 20: Pequod captain
AAcross 22: "Fiddlesticks!"
AAcross 23: OYMETALLICMIXTURE
AAcross 26: Winged
AAcross 27: Have _____ at
AAcross 28: Sulking fit
AAcross 29: Newel shapers
AAcross 30: Dugout
AAcross 31: Newspaper editor Charles Anderson _____
AAcross 33: Class that uses 29-Across
AAcross 36: Marks outXES
AAcross 37: 1990 movie "_____ Tie Me Down!"TIEMEUP
AAcross 39: Hill and namesakesANITAS
AAcross 41: More current
AAcross 43: Word with Band or Farm
AAcross 44: FollowersISTS
AAcross 45: AYSOOTHEFEARS
AAcross 47: Like some vins
AAcross 49: "Rhinoceros" playwright
AAcross 50: Food flavorer
AAcross 52: Custard base
AAcross 55: Menacing
AAcross 58: Like Mozart
AAcross 60: Way to go
AAcross 62: Blew in, so to speak
AAcross 63: Candy brandPEZ
AAcross 64: "_____ life!"
AAcross 65: Pampered
AAcross 67: One at OrlyUNE
AAcross 68: ENDIRECTORWOODY
AAcross 71: Itinerary portion
AAcross 72: They're plucked
AAcross 74: Selene's counterpart
AAcross 75: Sight: Fr.VUE
AAcross 76: 1989 Literature NobelistCELA
AAcross 77: Extend
AAcross 78: Walker of football
AAcross 80: Bacchus attendant
AAcross 81: Clarifying words
AAcross 82: Palindromic time
AAcross 83: Not as timely
AAcross 85: "Over my dead body!"
AAcross 87: EYBOWLINGLANE
AAcross 91: Jazz theme
AAcross 94: Wheat stalk part
AAcross 95: Skiwear
AAcross 96: Not so strict
AAcross 97: Recruits
AAcross 99: _____ pump
AAcross 100: Literary homophone for 99-Across
AAcross 102: '70s tennis champ SmithSTAN
AAcross 103: Burning
AAcross 104: Red and silver, e.g.
AAcross 107: N.Y.S.E. listing
AAcross 109: Swedish cents
AAcross 109: Swedish cents
AAcross 110: British cents
AAcross 111: OTAPPORTIONSHARES
AAcross 115: In the beaver state?
AAcross 116: Pinlike
AAcross 117: Milton's "sweetest nymph"
AAcross 118: Survive
AAcross 119: Habit
AAcross 120: Literary monogramRLS
AAcross 121: Drudge
AAcross 122: Shaw contemporary
DDown 1: Park shelters
DDown 2: Stew seasoning
DDown 3: Prospero's brotherANTONIO
DDown 4: McLean, Va., grp.
DDown 5: Teen movie of 1965
DDown 6: Mythologist HamiltonEDITH
DDown 7: Tracer of noteVIC
DDown 8: Fortify
DDown 9: Screenwriter Jordan of "The Crying Game"NEIL
DDown 10: One who's up
DDown 11: Casual noesUHUHS
DDown 12: Venture
DDown 13: Leeway
DDown 14: AHISLAMICGOD
DDown 15: Scottish chieftains
DDown 16: Leave the kitchen
DDown 17: Important TV period
DDown 21: "Hush!"
DDown 24: Moderate
DDown 25: Graph linesXAXES
DDown 32: Costume
DDown 34: It fits allONESIZE
DDown 35: '60s catchword
DDown 38: Social reformer Wells
DDown 40: "Hey there!"
DDown 42: Motorist's goofWRONGTURN
DDown 43: Having the stuff
DDown 46: Thermometers measure them
DDown 48: Square
DDown 50: Vocal opponent
DDown 51: Caesarean section?
DDown 53: Esophagus
DDown 54: Stalwart
DDown 55: Gear type
DDown 56: "O" follower
DDown 57: What former foes make
DDown 59: Some Plymouths
DDown 61: Literary award
DDown 63: Pizza
DDown 65: Hopeful pleaCOULDI
DDown 66: "_____ to Psyche"
DDown 68: "Death Be Not Proud" poet
DDown 69: Singer LaineCLEO
DDown 70: "Gray's Anatomy" feature
DDown 73: Y
DDown 76: Mexican novelist Fuentes
DDown 78: Saddle part
DDown 79: Ex-Aussie P.M. BobHAWKE
DDown 80: Utah's state flower
DDown 82: Guy with a deadline
DDown 84: Miniature harbors
DDown 86: Kilmer of "Top Gun"VAL
DDown 87: Ecdysiast
DDown 88: Columbia River portASTORIA
DDown 89: Directions-inquiry word
DDown 90: Conductor Ansermet et al.ERNESTS
DDown 91: Brought in
DDown 92: How some people liveINFEAR
DDown 93: Extreme
DDown 95: Northwest workers
DDown 98: Certain looks
DDown 99: Shock
DDown 101: BabbledRANON
DDown 105: Parodist
DDown 106: Procedure part
DDown 108: Community center, for short
DDown 112: Chill
DDown 113: "I get it now!"
DDown 114: Can
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