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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 28th July 1996
There are 66 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 28th July 1996. View the answers below..
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Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Mel Torme piece
AAcross 5: One who can take a joke
AAcross 10: Gratified
AAcross 14: Takeoff
AAcross 19: ___-polyROLY
AAcross 20: Fruit tree
AAcross 21: ___Digest (old flying magazine)
AAcross 22: The "C" in C. S. Lewis
AAcross 23: Bulls and BearsTWOCHICAGOTEAMS
AAcross 26: Havens
AAcross 27: City near Horseshoe Curve
AAcross 28: Follows illegally
AAcross 29: Clear
AAcross 30: "Don't Worry Kyoko" singer
AAcross 31: Uganda's AminIDI
AAcross 32: Withered
AAcross 33: Triple witching hourSCENEFROMMACBETH
AAcross 41: Fill (up)
AAcross 45: Ballet's___marche
AAcross 46: Spurious
AAcross 47: "Orfeo ed Euridice" soprano
AAcross 48: Double-reed
AAcross 49: Mountain-climbing challenges
AAcross 52: Symbol of noncaring
AAcross 53: Abecedarian phrase
AAcross 54: Starting point
AAcross 55: StockholderCORRALFORCATTLE
AAcross 59: Act rudely on the dance floor
AAcross 59: Act rudely on the dance floor
AAcross 60: Amphitheaters
AAcross 61: "___Johnny!"
AAcross 62: Hens, in a way
AAcross 63: Pants material
AAcross 64: Illustrious
AAcross 65: Intensive care conditions
AAcross 66: Throughout, in music
AAcross 68: Lowly ones
AAcross 69: Partner of won
AAcross 70: "___Muchachos" (1932 song)
AAcross 71: Watered stockCOWSATTHETROUGH
AAcross 76: Kind of help
AAcross 77: Downwind
AAcross 78: Facilitation
AAcross 79: Come out the same
AAcross 80: Eurasian duck
AAcross 81: Fortas and BurrowsABES
AAcross 82: Villa features
AAcross 84: Bibliographical suffix
AAcross 85: Maneuverable
AAcross 86: Book valueCOSTOFBESTSELLER
AAcross 91: Start for "Around" and "Ideas" in song titlesIGET
AAcross 93: Comedian Bill, to friends
AAcross 94: Raven maniac?
AAcross 95: Country with its shape on its flag
AAcross 98: Bursts of energy
AAcross 101: Like Sibelius
AAcross 105: Words never "heard" on stage
AAcross 106: Street nameWALLMAINORSTATE
AAcross 108: Certain second-hand items
AAcross 109: Impression
AAcross 110: Off the wall
AAcross 111: Prince of operaIGOR
AAcross 112: Code subject
AAcross 113: In the vicinity
AAcross 114: Privations
AAcross 115: Trims, as a tree
DDown 1: Abbr. on a letter to SpainSRTA
DDown 2: Hood
DDown 3: Loads
DDown 4: Forbes 400 sort
DDown 5: Corporate split
DDown 5: Corporate split
DDown 6: South American rodent
DDown 7: 1940's inflation fighter: Abbr.OPA
DDown 8: Poverty, so to speak
DDown 9: Double-cross
DDown 10: Manx language family
DDown 11: Reporter's news source
DDown 12: Treaty subject
DDown 13: Computer acronym
DDown 14: Ransack
DDown 15: Spot marketPLACETOBUYADOG
DDown 16: Compiegne's riverOISE
DDown 17: Hot spot
DDown 18: Event suffix
DDown 24: Fine-tune
DDown 25: Vocal fanfareTADA
DDown 29: Old-time comic Lew
DDown 32: Go piece
DDown 33: Juvenile protection grp.SPCC
DDown 34: Dear, in TuscanyCARO
DDown 35: Comic dictionary compiler EvanESAR
DDown 36: Chance happening
DDown 37: Musical medleys
DDown 38: Prelate's title: Abbr.MSGR
DDown 39: Like juicy turkeys
DDown 40: 1964 Disney boy and othersEMILS
DDown 42: Slows down
DDown 43: Private replyNOSIR
DDown 44: Wails
DDown 50: Odd lotGROUPOFWEIRDOS
DDown 51: Bank patrons
DDown 53: Still
DDown 56: Fill a hold
DDown 57: Don't sit on the fence
DDown 58: Prudential competitorAETNA
DDown 59: Brownie
DDown 62: Spoils
DDown 63: Happy face
DDown 64: Most up-to-date
DDown 65: Help revise
DDown 66: Nickname for Sarah Vaughan
DDown 67: Puffiness
DDown 68: Explorers' destinations
DDown 69: Fan sounds
DDown 71: Bruce___, Fay Wray's "King Kong" co-star
DDown 72: Site of some Sargent paintings
DDown 73: River to the CaspianURAL
DDown 74: Barry of "Bat Masterson"
DDown 75: Audition
DDown 81: Whizzes
DDown 82: Sit on one's hands?
DDown 83: Has dreams
DDown 87: Eyepiece, in jargon
DDown 88: Mold
DDown 89: Years on end
DDown 90: Campbell's variety
DDown 92: It can be wild
DDown 95: It can be wild
DDown 96: European river that connects a network of canalsYSER
DDown 97: Mouthpiece?
DDown 98: "No Ordinary Love" singer
DDown 99: Appeal
DDown 100: Kind of curve
DDown 101: Affectionate
DDown 102: Othello's ancient
DDown 103: Knock off
DDown 104: For the lady
DDown 106: Success
DDown 107: Scottish dissent
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