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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 28th April 1996
There are 65 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 28th April 1996. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Public
AAcross 6: Vending machine items
AAcross 11: "Here I go...!"
AAcross 19: Province around Peiping
AAcross 20: News brief
AAcross 21: Shows how it happened
AAcross 22: Quickly, in a grove?OLIVEASUDDEN
AAcross 24: Forest friend?ALDEREGO
AAcross 25: Punches in
AAcross 26: Guiding light: Var.
AAcross 28: Guanacos' kin
AAcross 31: Demoiselle
AAcross 32: First tiersAROWS
AAcross 35: CutupFOOLER
AAcross 36: Like the north wind
AAcross 38: Dunces
AAcross 40: Track passes
AAcross 41: Weather map details
AAcross 43: 320 rods
AAcross 44: World atlas abbr.
AAcross 45: 1960's sports org.
AAcross 46: "Slow down"
AAcross 47: Dogcatcher's quarry
AAcross 48: Wing shape
AAcross 50: "Cry___River"MEA
AAcross 51: 1987 Best Actress
AAcross 53: Soot mark
AAcross 56: It stands for something
AAcross 57: Stray
AAcross 58: Listen to the trees?LINDENEAR
AAcross 61: Made a basketball foul
AAcross 63: Girasol
AAcross 65: Disdainful one
AAcross 67: Out the window
AAcross 68: Turns over a new leaf
AAcross 71: Logger's "yes"?OAKYDOKEY
AAcross 73: Must, with "to"
AAcross 76: Highway diversion
AAcross 77: Clown's props
AAcross 79: News
AAcross 80: Writer LeShanEDA
AAcross 81: Ivy-covered
AAcross 83: Bibliographical suffix
AAcross 84: Longtime Steelworkers chief
AAcross 86: Custom
AAcross 87: Crimson rivalELI
AAcross 88: Like some proportions
AAcross 90: Magazine
AAcross 93: Pad
AAcross 94: According to Isaiah, it "shall lie down with the kid"
AAcross 96: Popular record label
AAcross 97: 1956 perfect game pitcher DonLARSEN
AAcross 99: Take in
AAcross 100: Speak to deaf ears
AAcross 101: Belafonte forte
AAcross 102: Trellis climber
AAcross 105: Like Lindsay Wagner, in 70's TV
AAcross 107: Timber wolf's little cousin?PECANESE
AAcross 110: Evergreen song favorite?ITHADTOBEYEW
AAcross 115: Faith
AAcross 116: English V.I.P.'s
AAcross 117: Massey of old filmsILONA
AAcross 118: Term
AAcross 119: Folklore figure
AAcross 120: Astringent fruit
DDown 1: "What have we here?"
DDown 2: Encyc. part
DDown 3: Prefix with -taph
DDown 4: Makes plain
DDown 5: After that
DDown 6: One down at the heels?
DDown 7: Sports figures?
DDown 8: Pop
DDown 9: Workshop
DDown 10: Ladies of La Mancha
DDown 11: Kind of student
DDown 12: Collared or jellied dishes
DDown 13: North American hawk
DDown 14: Like some bandits
DDown 15: Slim
DDown 16: Protection money paid to the police
DDown 17: Get-together: Abbr.MTG
DDown 18: Barcelona bruinOSO
DDown 20: Milks, in a way
DDown 23: Electronic game nameATARI
DDown 27: Each and every
DDown 28: Like some hearts
DDown 29: Casual shoe
DDown 30: Arboreal consensus?POPLAROPINION
DDown 31: Equine hue
DDown 33: Hard-to-find shade giver?WILLOWTHEWISP
DDown 34: Oscar, for one
DDown 36: Certifying exams
DDown 37: Baby docs
DDown 38: Song from "Cymbeline"
DDown 39: Music holder
DDown 42: Viewed
DDown 43: Strong java
DDown 47: Like pipe tobacco
DDown 49: Hall-of-Famer SlaughterENOS
DDown 51: Macgregor, for Rob Roy
DDown 52: Sabers' features
DDown 53: Pursues
DDown 54: George V's wife
DDown 55: "Oklahoma!" auntELLER
DDown 59: ___GayENOLA
DDown 60: One way to order whisky
DDown 62: Hopalong Cassidy's portrayerBOYD
DDown 64: N.F.L.'s___ Rozelle AwardPETE
DDown 66: "Ivanhoe" damselROWENA
DDown 68: Caper
DDown 69: Members of a diaspora
DDown 70: Serious
DDown 72: Beverage nut
DDown 74: Some of Bartlett's quotations
DDown 75: DeclinesSAYSNO
DDown 78: Forbes competitor
DDown 82: PetsDEARONES
DDown 84: Part of N.C.A.A.: Abbr.ASSN
DDown 85: Rouge or noir, e.g.
DDown 89: On duty
DDown 90: Stemming
DDown 91: Phrase of agreement
DDown 92: Cattle-grazing area
DDown 93: Kind of battery
DDown 95: Easter festivity
DDown 96: Sun Devils' sch.ASU
DDown 98: Outs
DDown 101: Nap sacks
DDown 103: Suffix with phosphorESCE
DDown 104: It's stingo, in British lingo
DDown 105: Soother
DDown 106: "Bonne___!"
DDown 107: Modern office needsPCS
DDown 108: Before
DDown 109: Woodlawn, e.g.: Abbr.CEM
DDown 111: Cable choiceHBO
DDown 112: ___-hooYOO
DDown 113: Chicago-Detroit dir.
DDown 114: 1937 song "___It Rain?"
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