New York Times Answers - Sunday, 31st December 1995

There are 67 across clues and 93 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 31st December 1995. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Breath protector
AAcross 8:	Young chicken
AAcross 15:	Write mediocre literature
AAcross 22:	1979 Caine-Ustinov film	ASHANTI
AAcross 23:	Day at the movies	LARAINE
AAcross 24:	Strauss opera heroine
AAcross 25:	"T.J. Hooker" star	SHATNER
AAcross 26:	Song heard at Sky-Dome	OCANADA
AAcross 27:	Munsel of the Met	PATRICE
AAcross 28:	HIS NEW RANK'S SAME: "TOP ACTOR"	TOMHANKSWINSREPEATOSCAR
AAcross 31:	It's of miner concern
AAcross 31:	It's of miner concern
AAcross 32:	Has a bawl
AAcross 33:	Pumpernickel ingredient
AAcross 34:	Serpentine nickname
AAcross 38:	Fanny Brice's theme song	MYMAN
AAcross 41:	Triple Crown winner, 1937
AAcross 48:	Gulf of Guinea port
AAcross 50:	TV joker	ROMERO
AAcross 52:	"A Night at the Opera" tune
AAcross 53:	OH-H NICE! TELL ARISTIDE FOES...	HAITIHOLDSFREEELECTIONS
AAcross 60:	Occasional
AAcross 61:	Harmful
AAcross 62:	Raiders' strikes	TDS
AAcross 63:	Tickles
AAcross 64:	Green
AAcross 66:	Raucous speech
AAcross 67:	Uninteresting
AAcross 68:	Stinging
AAcross 69:	George Meredith novel, with "The"
AAcross 71:	Conductor Ozawa	SEIJI
AAcross 73:	Knowledgeable about
AAcross 73:	Knowledgeable about
AAcross 74:	Piece of eight
AAcross 78:	I'VE GOT COUNTRY'S MIND SPLIT	SIMPSONVERDICTNOTGUILTY
AAcross 83:	Eighty-six
AAcross 84:	One with will power?
AAcross 85:	Succeed
AAcross 86:	Snobs' looks
AAcross 87:	Ancient Persian	MEDE
AAcross 88:	Sought office
AAcross 89:	"Buffalo _____" (old song)
AAcross 92:	Patois
AAcross 93:	Stuck
AAcross 97:	Jack of clubs
AAcross 98:	"Paper Chase" subject
AAcross 100:	Man with an alibi
AAcross 101:	CALAMITY! I SHOOK, SHATTERED	THEOKLAHOMACITYDISASTER
AAcross 105:	In a huff
AAcross 106:	Poet-novelist Wylie	ELINOR
AAcross 107:	Japanese porcelain
AAcross 108:	Scotch and Drambuie drinks	RUSTYNAILS
AAcross 111:	Feel nostalgic
AAcross 114:	Foreign correspondent?
AAcross 118:	Lily Tomlin's Edith _____
AAcross 119:	Lets touch them
AAcross 121:	Contemporary art
AAcross 122:	PULL BIG STREAK! O'S CHEERING	CALRIPKENBESTSLOUGEHRIG
AAcross 135:	Excitement
AAcross 136:	Tough guy of filmdom	ALDORAY
AAcross 137:	Island on which Father Damien worked
AAcross 138:	Birthplace of grunge rock
AAcross 139:	"Annie" choreographer Peter	GENNARO
AAcross 140:	Buddy
AAcross 141:	Transports for Holmes
AAcross 142:	Australian hobo
AAcross 143:	He 88-Across and 88-Across and 88-Across	STASSEN
DDown 1:	Half an early comics duo	GASTON
DDown 2:	Having missed the boat
DDown 3:	Mortifies
DDown 4:	High school requirement
DDown 5:	With 6-Across, "Nana" actress, 1934
DDown 6:	See 5-Across
DDown 7:	Douglas and Cameron
DDown 8:	Auto engine leakage
DDown 9:	Bigotry
DDown 10:	Algerian port
DDown 11:	Scottish playwright Hay et al.	IANS
DDown 12:	Makeup artist?
DDown 13:	"Momo" author Michael	ENDE
DDown 14:	Cut the mustard?
DDown 15:	Exotic punch flavor
DDown 16:	Waxed eloquent
DDown 17:	Jackson 5 member
DDown 18:	Lush settings?
DDown 19:	Pindaric
DDown 20:	Machu Picchu native
DDown 21:	Sideways look
DDown 29:	Gulf of Aden abutter
DDown 30:	Cedric _____ of "Little Lord Fauntleroy"	ERROL
DDown 35:	Gained a lap
DDown 36:	Chill
DDown 37:	Bounce back
DDown 39:	Pound's sounds
DDown 40:	Easter starter
DDown 41:	Overgrown
DDown 42:	Homer's "scourge of mortals"
DDown 43:	Dovetailed
DDown 44:	Pelvis parts
DDown 45:	Hoppers
DDown 46:	Mrs. Shakespeare
DDown 47:	Off
DDown 49:	Classic theater name	ROXY
DDown 51:	Science of poetic rhythm
DDown 53:	Square
DDown 54:	Love-duet sequence in ballet
DDown 55:	Eat crow and talk turkey, e.g.
DDown 56:	One with a rod
DDown 57:	Top-drawer
DDown 58:	Center of Florida	EPCOT
DDown 59:	Holds tight
DDown 65:	Honchos	VIPS
DDown 67:	Islamic folklore figure
DDown 68:	G.I. address
DDown 70:	Under control	TOHEEL
DDown 72:	Think tank member	IDEAMAN
DDown 73:	On pins and needles
DDown 74:	Berth place
DDown 75:	Creditor's writ
DDown 76:	Flatter
DDown 77:	Pearl harborer
DDown 79:	"Pagliacci" soprano	NEDDA
DDown 80:	Do battle
DDown 81:	Pull on	TUGAT
DDown 82:	In the dark
DDown 87:	Cereal eater of old ads	MIKEY
DDown 88:	Harold of "Ghostbusters"
DDown 90:	Guided beyond the threshold of	LEDINTO
DDown 91:	Twiggy
DDown 93:	Calaboose
DDown 94:	Kind of street
DDown 95:	Endorsements
DDown 96:	Rock's _____ the Hoople
DDown 97:	Campaign aid
DDown 98:	Wax-glazed fabric
DDown 99:	Now!
DDown 102:	"Die Lorelei" poet	HEINE
DDown 103:	Playfully noncommittal
DDown 104:	Peccancy
DDown 109:	It's incendiary
DDown 110:	Footholds?
DDown 112:	Cochise player on 50's TV	ANSARA
DDown 113:	Trust
DDown 115:	Winter coats
DDown 116:	French satellite launcher	ARIANE
DDown 117:	Innumerable
DDown 120:	Drainage sites
DDown 122:	Fives and tens, e.g.
DDown 123:	Side by side figure?
DDown 124:	Kind of office
DDown 125:	Channels
DDown 126:	Colon, in analogies	ISTO
DDown 127:	Emulates Xanthippe
DDown 128:	Squandered
DDown 129:	Mystery writer Buchanan	EDNA
DDown 130:	Dance partner
DDown 131:	Car on rails
DDown 132:	Satyr, in part
DDown 133:	"A Chapter on Ears" essayist
DDown 134:	Brother of Little Joe