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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 9th July 1995
There are 70 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 9th July 1995. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Siren
AAcross 5: Desert
AAcross 12: Gathered
AAcross 19: Dieters' choices
AAcross 21: Colleague of PlacidoLUCIANO
AAcross 22: Kind of language
AAcross 23: Pictorial card
AAcross 24: Outcomes other than expected
AAcross 25: 1 + 76
AAcross 26: Engraves
AAcross 28: Understanding
AAcross 29: Socks and Millie, e.g.
AAcross 30: Grill's go-with
AAcross 31: Juan Carlos I, e.g.REY
AAcross 32: University of Georgia home
AAcross 34: Shiraz native
AAcross 36: Italian noble houseESTE
AAcross 37: Robin of old balladADAIR
AAcross 38: Clinton aide Panetta
AAcross 39: _____-de-sac
AAcross 41: Some radio showsCALLINS
AAcross 44: Art _____
AAcross 45: Party items that get broken
AAcross 49: Gave a keynote
AAcross 50: Debonair
AAcross 52: 91 + 66
AAcross 53: Diamond Jim's opposites
AAcross 54: Caen's riverORNE
AAcross 55: Outdo
AAcross 56: Half of "The Odd Couple"
AAcross 57: Dickensian exclamation
AAcross 58: Line in a forecast
AAcross 60: Uh's cousins
AAcross 61: Snuggeries
AAcross 62: Zoo snack, maybe
AAcross 64: They go in parentheses
AAcross 66: Clock parts
AAcross 69: Retreat
AAcross 70: Calm
AAcross 72: Kind of dog or horse
AAcross 75: Lab culture mediums
AAcross 76: Choler
AAcross 77: Nursery school item
AAcross 78: 98 + 6BIGMAC
AAcross 81: Gives back
AAcross 83: The English
AAcross 84: Wake up
AAcross 85: Puts out, as a batter
AAcross 86: Frostbite sites
AAcross 87: Covered (for)
AAcross 88: Honor society letter
AAcross 89: Boast
AAcross 90: Carried
AAcross 91: Some are south
AAcross 94: The Shadow's cover
AAcross 96: Paged
AAcross 98: Swiss accompaniment
AAcross 101: _____ Miss
AAcross 102: Charon's river
AAcross 103: Spirits
AAcross 105: "Porgy" author _____ HeywardDUBOSE
AAcross 107: 55 + 62
AAcross 109: Shakespeare's "lean and hungry" character
AAcross 111: Plains Indians
AAcross 112: Group within a group
AAcross 113: Some coats
AAcross 114: Film maker CoenETHAN
AAcross 115: Brings on again
AAcross 116: It's spotted on kids
AAcross 117: Without
DDown 1: Booth occupant, perhaps
DDown 2: Winged
DDown 3: Old-fashioned exclamation
DDown 4: Famous corner in literature
DDown 5: 109 + 77
DDown 6: Rehnquist's predecessor
DDown 7: Furniture finial
DDown 8: They're hidden in Hirschfeld drawingsNINAS
DDown 9: Seat of honor locale
DDown 10: Alternative to a bikini
DDown 11: Two-year-olds' utterances
DDown 12: Elizabeth or EveARDEN
DDown 13: Addams Family memberMORTICIA
DDown 14: Part of conjugation practice
DDown 15: Mil. defense grp.
DDown 16: Rebuffs
DDown 17: Display of pomp
DDown 18: "The Wreck of the Mary _____"
DDown 20: Less rocky
DDown 27: SubstitutesSTANDSIN
DDown 29: Certain camera shot
DDown 33: "_____ Way" (Sinatra bio)
DDown 35: Aussie hopper
DDown 36: Passes
DDown 37: Der _____ (Adenauer)ALTE
DDown 38: 89 + 30
DDown 40: Ruined
DDown 41: Search thoroughly
DDown 42: Piece for 21-Across
DDown 43: Tie
DDown 44: Comic Carvey
DDown 45: Stomach enzyme
DDown 46: Tic-_____ (popular candies)TACS
DDown 47: Gray area: Abbr.ANAT
DDown 48: Lat. and Lith., onceSSRS
DDown 50: 11-time Orange Bowl champs
DDown 51: Sophisticated
DDown 52: Big Band brothersDORSEYS
DDown 55: ClawTEARAT
DDown 59: Girl-takes-boy partiesSADIES
DDown 62: Wodehouse's Wooster et al.BERTIES
DDown 63: Classify
DDown 65: Excluded
DDown 66: Jamie of TV's "M*A*S*H"FARR
DDown 67: Writer-critic James
DDown 68: Players
DDown 70: Twist
DDown 71: YaliesELIS
DDown 72: Censor's target
DDown 73: Proficiency
DDown 74: Got a top mark on
DDown 79: Wellington nickname, with "the"
DDown 80: Out
DDown 82: Not taking the lead
DDown 83: Where to get a volume discount?BOOKSALE
DDown 86: Musical syllableTRA
DDown 87: 89 + 41
DDown 89: Tricia Nixon now
DDown 90: Take careBESURE
DDown 91: Log roller
DDown 92: Dress style
DDown 92: Dress style
DDown 93: Country lass
DDown 95: Director Adrian et al.
DDown 96: Nabs
DDown 97: One of the SaarinensELIEL
DDown 98: Hullabaloo
DDown 99: City south of Luxor
DDown 100: Money
DDown 102: Box
DDown 104: Greek peak
DDown 106: Computer units
DDown 108: The, in TorinoGLI
DDown 109: Diploma word
DDown 110: Natl. registry grp.
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