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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 24th December 1995
There are 60 across clues and 78 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 24th December 1995. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: "Class Reunion" authorJAFFE
AAcross 6: From head to foot
AAcross 13: Mild cigar
AAcross 18: Operatic barberFIGARO
AAcross 19: Immediate
AAcross 20: Saudi king, 1964-75
AAcross 21: Start of a verseEVERYCHRISTMASSOIFIND
AAcross 24: Behind
AAcross 25: One of the GermansEIN
AAcross 26: Makes a collar
AAcross 27: Storm heading
AAcross 28: He drew laughs from his "Well!"
AAcross 30: Layer
AAcross 31: Subject of medical advice
AAcross 35: "The Prisoner of _____"ZENDA
AAcross 36: Marryin' _____ of "Li'l Abner"
AAcross 37: _____ uproarINAN
AAcross 41: Plenty, to FitzGerald
AAcross 42: Comic Sahl
AAcross 43: Antique description
AAcross 44: "Peter Pan" dog
AAcross 45: More of the verseIAMLOVINGSWEETANDKIND
AAcross 51: Filmdom's Alastair
AAcross 52: Where to see Gérard Depardieu
AAcross 53: "X-Files" extra
AAcross 54: Davis of "Evening Shade"OSSIE
AAcross 55: Bridge type
AAcross 57: "Phèdre" playwright
AAcross 59: Pollen bearer
AAcross 60: Eagle wearer
AAcross 62: Solidly based
AAcross 64: Brightly colored wrap
AAcross 67: 1963 Broadway hit
AAcross 69: British aristocracy
AAcross 73: Month of the añoENERO
AAcross 74: Pundit
AAcross 75: Norway's patron saintOLAV
AAcross 76: "That makes me mad!"GRR
AAcross 77: More of the verseWOULDNTITBENICEMYDEAR
AAcross 82: Greek oil-flask
AAcross 83: Let up
AAcross 84: Stiff in the joints
AAcross 85: _____-EuropeanINDO
AAcross 86: Glamour founder
AAcross 87: Julienne, e.g.: Abbr.STE
AAcross 88: Pitches, as hay
AAcross 90: Late, great saxophonist Gordon
AAcross 92: Erwin of early TVSTU
AAcross 93: Immediately
AAcross 94: _____ of ale
AAcross 95: More wan
AAcross 99: Oviform : egg :: dolabriform : _____
AAcross 100: Fell back
AAcross 105: End of the verseIFIWERETHISWAYALLYEAR
AAcross 109: Morning prayer
AAcross 110: Grievous, to grandma
AAcross 111: 1990 Stanley Cup champs
AAcross 112: Kind of theater
AAcross 113: Makes effervescent
AAcross 114: Song of triumph
DDown 1: Foolin'
DDown 2: Teen follower
DDown 3: "M*A*S*H" co-starFARR
DDown 4: Kind of pan
DDown 5: Tertiary Period epoch
DDown 6: Wax-glazed fabric
DDown 7: Black cuckoo
DDown 8: Letter addendaPSS
DDown 9: Come to
DDown 10: "The Magic Flute" heroinePAMINA
DDown 11: _____ caseINANY
DDown 12: S.A.T. companyETS
DDown 13: Stone landmark
DDown 14: Bowl of cherries, maybe
DDown 15: Store warningASIS
DDown 16: Carry on
DDown 17: Cutlass, e.g., informally
DDown 18: Certain investigator
DDown 20: Panel heads
DDown 22: Historic Eur. inits.HRE
DDown 23: Arid
DDown 28: Chip off the old ice block
DDown 29: Tolkien tree-menENTS
DDown 31: Believer in one God on rational grounds
DDown 32: Broadcasting
DDown 33: Amien's river
DDown 34: Hardware item
DDown 35: Taxi map division
DDown 36: Shiny material
DDown 37: Juli of the L.P.G.A.INKSTER
DDown 38: J. Carrol _____, TV's Charlie ChanNAISH
DDown 39: Poe poem "For _____"ANNIE
DDown 40: Raider RalphNADER
DDown 42: Sal _____, the Switchblade KidMINEO
DDown 43: Emmy winner RobREINER
DDown 46: Paper nautilus, e.g.
DDown 47: _____-de-Paris, FranceVILLE
DDown 48: W.W. II enlistee
DDown 49: Blue bloods
DDown 50: Brian of "Beau Geste"DONLEVY
DDown 56: Sin color?
DDown 57: Pertain
DDown 58: Go out on ______ALIMB
DDown 59: Shipboard position
DDown 61: Not at all
DDown 63: Marquand's late GeorgeAPLEY
DDown 64: Attach, as a buttonSEWON
DDown 65: "Waterworld" girlENOLA
DDown 66: Enlists againREUPS
DDown 68: Fight (for)
DDown 70: Envoy
DDown 71: Year in school
DDown 72: Slip
DDown 74: Height
DDown 75: Noted newspaper publisher
DDown 78: Home makers
DDown 79: Japan's first capital
DDown 80: Repugnant, to Junior
DDown 81: Fort near Trenton
DDown 88: More shrewd
DDown 89: Classic Bee Gees album
DDown 90: Whipped cream serving
DDown 91: And others
DDown 92: Tuscany tourist localeSIENA
DDown 93: Western lakeTAHOE
DDown 94: Pellet
DDown 95: Fine cotton
DDown 96: In the distance
DDown 97: Where it's at
DDown 98: Certain movie theater
DDown 100: Bartender's bottles
DDown 101: 1944 Pulitzer journalist
DDown 102: "Did you ever _____ lassie...?"SEEA
DDown 103: Gross, so to speak
DDown 104: No and Dre, e.g.DRS
DDown 106: USAir rival
DDown 107: Cousin of "huh?"
DDown 108: Soul, in SensAME