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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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