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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 12th February 1995
There are 63 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 12th February 1995. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Liquor shop order
AAcross 5: Apple variety
AAcross 10: Carson predecessorPAAR
AAcross 14: Bag, in dialect
AAcross 18: One of the Bowls
AAcross 19: Exemplary
AAcross 20: "_____ when?"
AAcross 21: Final notice
AAcross 22: Nest eggs, for shortIRAS
AAcross 23: Softly
AAcross 24: Kind of dishPETRI
AAcross 25: Give the slip to
AAcross 26: PotholesPAVEMENTDEFICIENCIES
AAcross 30: Makes one
AAcross 31: Grays
AAcross 32: Wine holder
AAcross 33: Claims
AAcross 36: Part of the familiaTIO
AAcross 37: Addition to a letter
AAcross 41: First name in hotelkeepingLEONA
AAcross 42: ManicuristNAILTECHNICIAN
AAcross 46: Projecting angle
AAcross 47: Lasso parts
AAcross 49: Iota
AAcross 50: Thunder Bay locale: Abbr.ONT
AAcross 51: Schoenberg's "_____ to Napoleon"
AAcross 52: Engross
AAcross 53: Exfoliate
AAcross 54: Idiosyncrasy
AAcross 56: Parachute attacksVERTICALINSERTIONS
AAcross 61: Store fodder
AAcross 62: Sushi offering
AAcross 63: Shaky start?SEISMO
AAcross 67: WristwatchPERSONALTIMECENTER
AAcross 74: Ornery fellow
AAcross 76: Heart-to-heart
AAcross 77: Indispensable
AAcross 78: Literary initialsRLS
AAcross 79: What "+" means: Abbr.
AAcross 80: "Easy to Be Hard" musical
AAcross 81: Webster, for one
AAcross 83: Roman ethicistCATO
AAcross 84: Utility billENERGYDOCUMENT
AAcross 88: Timekeeper, of sorts
AAcross 89: Encroachments
AAcross 90: _____ Brainard, the Absent-Minded Professor
AAcross 91: Intellectualizes
AAcross 93: Bus depot abbr.ARR
AAcross 94: Belt
AAcross 96: Detects
AAcross 98: DustAIRBORNEPARTICULATES
AAcross 105: Hatcher of "Lois & Clark"TERI
AAcross 106: False front
AAcross 107: Hearing enabled
AAcross 108: Plant pod
AAcross 109: Cereal choice
AAcross 110: Over
AAcross 111: Admiral Byrd book
AAcross 112: 1967 folk albumARLO
AAcross 113: Something to break into
AAcross 114: Opposite of alway
AAcross 115: Nudges
AAcross 116: Individual figure
DDown 1: Minimum wager
DDown 2: Goddess of gentle winds
DDown 3: Tito, e.g.
DDown 4: Right of passage
DDown 5: It comes as a shock
DDown 6: Activities
DDown 7: Early TV's "_____ With Judy"ADATE
DDown 8: Repairs
DDown 9: Gin flavoring
DDown 10: Slice
DDown 11: Pro's foes
DDown 12: Port north of Haifa
DDown 13: Create the wheel?
DDown 14: Tactful
DDown 15: Penetrating wind
DDown 16: 1930 hit "The _____ Waltz"
DDown 17: It starts in juinETE
DDown 20: Tap
DDown 27: Prefix with dose
DDown 28: Goes belly up
DDown 29: Muslim judge
DDown 33: Bookcase site
DDown 34: Heavy
DDown 35: Hardly partygoers
DDown 36: Secure
DDown 37: Kind of dog
DDown 38: Regulus' constellation, with "the"
DDown 39: Thin
DDown 40: Hill dweller
DDown 42: Author Behn
DDown 43: Spumante sourceASTI
DDown 44: Juice server
DDown 45: "Good night, _____" (old TV sign-off)CHET
DDown 47: Comparatively likable
DDown 48: Follicles have them
DDown 52: Vexes
DDown 53: It gets a tanning
DDown 54: Pay obeisance
DDown 55: "The doctor _____"ISIN
DDown 57: Rewards for waiting
DDown 58: Without water
DDown 59: French preservative
DDown 60: Sesame Street dweller
DDown 64: Prefix with sphereSTRATO
DDown 65: Overcoat material
DDown 66: Bean and othersORSONS
DDown 68: Bushels
DDown 69: Home to 19 Congressmen
DDown 70: Pusher's pursuer
DDown 71: Sculptor MestrovicIVAN
DDown 72: Fly catcher
DDown 73: W.W. II area: Abbr.ETO
DDown 74: '40s boxer Billy
DDown 75: Word with friendly or fee
DDown 79: Ieoh Ming _____
DDown 80: #1 on a table
DDown 81: Physics particle
DDown 82: Flushed
DDown 83: Winter melons: Var.
DDown 85: Brisk, as business
DDown 86: Uniforms
DDown 87: Having a single foot
DDown 88: _____ State (David Letterman's alma mater)
DDown 91: Fresh
DDown 92: Escapes
DDown 94: Nasty
DDown 95: North Sea feeder
DDown 96: Warmed-over
DDown 97: Some Surrealist worksMIROS
DDown 98: Pertaining to flight
DDown 99: Neighbor of Armenia
DDown 100: Ancient writing
DDown 101: Come by
DDown 102: Suit material, perhaps
DDown 103: Miss Cinders of old comicsELLA
DDown 104: Groove
DDown 105: Cable netTBS
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