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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 18th December 1994
There are 69 across clues and 97 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 18th December 1994. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Lindstrom or Zadora
AAcross 4: Wand waver's word
AAcross 10: StartingASOF
AAcross 14: Gazelle hound
AAcross 20: Du Mauner's "Jamaica _____"
AAcross 21: Lean against
AAcross 22: Windsurfers' mecca
AAcross 23: Confidentially
AAcross 25: Part 1 of a quoteTHECOMPUTERISINCREDIBLY
AAcross 29: Sharif-Andrews movie "The _____ Seed"
AAcross 30: Notices
AAcross 31: M.G.M founder MarcusLOEW
AAcross 32: Napkin holder
AAcross 33: Guardian Angels founder CurtisSLIWA
AAcross 34: Looks pooped
AAcross 36: Summer theater, sometimes
AAcross 37: Nauru export
AAcross 39: Quote, part 2FASTACCURATEANDSTUPID
AAcross 45: Horrified
AAcross 46: Housman's was from Shropshire
AAcross 47: Jawbone source
AAcross 48: Withdraws, with out
AAcross 52: Clanton foe of 1881EARP
AAcross 53: 1974 McCartney/Wings hit
AAcross 55: Save
AAcross 60: Author of the quoteLEOCHERNE
AAcross 62: Someone else
AAcross 65: Valiant mateALETA
AAcross 66: Cairo in "The Maltese Falcon"
AAcross 67: Quote, part 3MANISUNBELIEVABLY
AAcross 70: Know, somehow
AAcross 72: Provider of sound bytes?
AAcross 73: Little wise one
AAcross 74: Supercilium
AAcross 76: Hot time in ChileENERO
AAcross 78: Engage in vote-swapping
AAcross 84: Where to take a load off
AAcross 87: TotaledRANTO
AAcross 90: Sartre novel
AAcross 91: Quote, part 4SLOWINACCURATEAND
AAcross 98: Lost City of the _____INCAS
AAcross 99: Ypsilanti's river
AAcross 100: Albertville abodes
AAcross 101: Quote, part 5
AAcross 103: Catch
AAcross 105: Auto racer _____ FabiTEO
AAcross 106: Opulence
AAcross 107: Electronic monitors, for shortCRTS
AAcross 108: A little butter
AAcross 109: Carl Icahn company
AAcross 111: Buck
AAcross 113: Quote, part 6THEMARRIAGEOFTHETWOIS
AAcross 122: Prop (up)
AAcross 123: Start of a child's rhymeEENY
AAcross 124: Toll rds.TPKS
AAcross 125: It means "high woods"
AAcross 127: Single layer
AAcross 128: Fourth-down option
AAcross 129: Whodunit writer Grafton
AAcross 130: Criticize vigorouslySAILINTO
AAcross 133: End of the quoteAFORCEBEYONDCALCULATION
AAcross 139: Steroid, for instance
AAcross 140: Ballet bend
AAcross 141: Plumbiferous
AAcross 142: Selected at random
AAcross 143: Columbus, e.g.GENOAN
AAcross 144: Attacks a sub?
AAcross 145: Camisole size
AAcross 146: Govt. code grp.
DDown 1: "The Gale Storm Show" co-starPITTS
DDown 2: BisectedINHALF
DDown 3: Iron deficiency problem
DDown 4: By share
DDown 5: Do-fa fillerREMI
DDown 6: Cable stapleESPN
DDown 7: Draw alternative
DDown 8: Sandbox set member
DDown 9: Last word "A Christmas Carol"
DDown 10: In the thick of
DDown 11: Guff
DDown 12: Paris accordOUI
DDown 13: Where Sibelius made his markkaa
DDown 14: 1994 Elle Macpherson film
DDown 15: De novo
DDown 16: Cornwall co.
DDown 17: Lake of Lucerne cantonURI
DDown 18: Genghis' grandsonKUBLAI
DDown 19: Gas-pump platform
DDown 24: Tit for tat, perhaps
DDown 26: Ravens' ravin's?
DDown 27: Madras music
DDown 28: Classic '30s auto
DDown 34: Hang
DDown 35: Cunning
DDown 36: Pastoral plaint
DDown 37: Austrian painter KlimtGUSTAV
DDown 38: College in East Orange, N.J.
DDown 40: "The Morning Watch" author
DDown 41: Bewitch
DDown 42: Carson's swamiCARNAC
DDown 43: "Rocket Man" JohnELTON
DDown 44: World chess champ, 1960-61TAL
DDown 48: Burr Tillstrom puppet
DDown 49: Hoosier state flower
DDown 50: Eggy cake
DDown 51: Hit the dirt?
DDown 53: Husband of Medea
DDown 54: Count
DDown 55: Unload, so to speak
DDown 56: Sylvia Plath title
DDown 57: Flycatcher?
DDown 58: N.F.L city: Abbr.ATL
DDown 59: "Whoopee!"
DDown 61: Charles, to Elizabeth
DDown 63: Oilman _____ PickensTBOONE
DDown 64: Fell
DDown 68: Easily angered
DDown 69: Henry VI founded itETON
DDown 71: Shute's "A _____ Like Alice"
DDown 75: Slap hard
DDown 77: _____ Rizzo of "Midnight Cowboy"RATSO
DDown 79: Writer GodwinGAIL
DDown 80: Like the futhark alphabet
DDown 81: Peace Nobelist _____ Arias Sanchez
DDown 82: Inclined
DDown 83: Doesn't wear out
DDown 85: Long
DDown 86: Elvis' record labelRCA
DDown 88: Moses' burden
DDown 89: Torrent
DDown 91: "_____ nuff!"SHO
DDown 92: 1964 Murray Schisgal play
DDown 93: Get a lode of this
DDown 93: Get a lode of this
DDown 94: Sterile bee
DDown 95: After a while
DDown 95: After a while
DDown 96: Price twice
DDown 97: Popular Civil War song
DDown 102: In case
DDown 104: Miss Clare of "Bleak House"
DDown 109: Old photo
DDown 110: Technique
DDown 111: Washington's _____ StadiumRFK
DDown 112: Like most highways
DDown 113: To Sandburg, it comes on little cat feetTHEFOG
DDown 114: French painter DaumierHONORE
DDown 115: National Cartoonists Society award
DDown 116: It's put before DescartesRENE
DDown 117: Chopin's "Twelve Grand _____"
DDown 118: "Well"-financed grp.
DDown 119: Final notice
DDown 120: Heraclitus, e.g.
DDown 121: Authors Anya and Ernest
DDown 122: Persian pooh-bah
DDown 126: Raskolnikov's love in "Crime and Punishment"SONYA
DDown 128: Baseball's AlejandroPENA
DDown 129: Huff
DDown 130: Hightail it
DDown 131: Autobahn autoAUDI
DDown 132: "_____ a song..."ILET
DDown 134: D.D.E's VeepRMN
DDown 135: Bill's companion
DDown 136: 1941 Pulitzer winner Winslow
DDown 137: The Eiger, e.g
DDown 138: "To Kill a Mockingbird" author
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