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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 22nd December 1996
There are 60 across clues and 79 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 22nd December 1996. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Madrid's Paseo del ___PRADO
AAcross 6: Swagger
AAcross 13: Modern dance giant
AAcross 19: Reading on the Richter scale
AAcross 20: Declaimed, as "A Visit From St. Nicholas"
AAcross 21: Barrio resident
AAcross 22: Start of a verseSOFARIHAVENTMADEITFIT
AAcross 25: Outdid
AAcross 26: Introduction to conservatism
AAcross 27: Not the lowest prices
AAcross 28: Social reformer Dorothea
AAcross 29: Word with guard or chard
AAcross 31: Take steps
AAcross 32: Order to the "Ship of State"SAILON
AAcross 36: Like Atalanta
AAcross 37: Its point is to make holes
AAcross 38: Swarthy
AAcross 42: Yearn
AAcross 43: Zoom
AAcross 44: Matty or MoisesALOU
AAcross 45: Chief Theban deity
AAcross 46: Part 2 of the verseIMPOSITIVEITCANBEDONE
AAcross 52: Writer Santha Rama ___RAU
AAcross 53: Plains Indian
AAcross 54: Slickers
AAcross 55: Word from a fencerGARDE
AAcross 56: Seat of an empire?
AAcross 58: 1980 Oscar winnerSPACEK
AAcross 60: Theodor ___ (Dr. Seuss)
AAcross 61: Name that means "heavenly"
AAcross 63: Wild asses
AAcross 65: "Passages" writer GailSHEEHY
AAcross 68: Most like the Magi
AAcross 70: Joining forces
AAcross 74: Thomas of TVMARLO
AAcross 75: Tolkien tree-menENTS
AAcross 76: It has a Minor part
AAcross 77: PBS benefactorNEA
AAcross 78: Part 3 of the verseAHNOWIVEGOTITTHISISIT
AAcross 84: Cobbler's form
AAcross 85: Rival of ScipioCATO
AAcross 86: Hecuba's home
AAcross 87: Mariposa lily
AAcross 88: W.W. II landing craftLSTS
AAcross 89: Printers' widths
AAcross 90: Letter opener?
AAcross 92: Famous Christian
AAcross 94: Bee: PrefixAPI
AAcross 95: On the sordid side
AAcross 96: From ___ ZATO
AAcross 97: Rubble
AAcross 100: Socks, e.g.
AAcross 101: D'Oyly Carte offering
AAcross 106: End of the verseMERRYCHRISTMASEVERYON
AAcross 110: New Jersey's state tree
AAcross 111: Engine fluid
AAcross 112: She played Anastasia in "Anastasia"INGRID
AAcross 113: Begets
AAcross 114: Popular MouseketeerANNETTE
AAcross 115: Chart holder
DDown 1: Shore (up)
DDown 2: Zebras
DDown 3: Last of a Latin trioAMAT
DDown 4: Fish also called mahimahi
DDown 5: Source
DDown 6: Thin nail
DDown 7: Padre, for short
DDown 8: It's not returnable
DDown 9: Barbarino on "Welcome Back, Kotter"VINNIE
DDown 10: Certify
DDown 11: Deejay's disks
DDown 12: Harem room
DDown 13: Group in robes
DDown 14: "Nick of Time" Grammy winnerRAITT
DDown 15: Girl lead-inATTA
DDown 16: Sound setup
DDown 17: Indigo source
DDown 18: Epigram
DDown 19: Nashville sch.TSU
DDown 23: Put the whammy on
DDown 24: Make use ofDRAWON
DDown 29: Pole, for example
DDown 30: "The stockings ___ hung..."
DDown 32: Gerald's predecessorSPIRO
DDown 33: Shoot forAIMAT
DDown 34: Ideas, opinions, etc.
DDown 35: Sign of summer
DDown 36: Liver, in Le HavreFOIE
DDown 37: Subject of an 1867 sale
DDown 38: 67-Down, for one
DDown 39: CherubsAMORS
DDown 40: 1950 Max Ophuls film "La ___"
DDown 41: Prepare to propose
DDown 43: Pit
DDown 44: Sign of stress?
DDown 47: By hook or by crook
DDown 48: Po land
DDown 49: Muldaur's "___ Woman"IMA
DDown 50: They have edible shells
DDown 51: Women advisersEGERIAS
DDown 57: Cousins of margays
DDown 58: Strong ale
DDown 59: Genoese creation
DDown 60: Bottled spirits?
DDown 62: Dieter's bane
DDown 64: Not reserved
DDown 65: Slight
DDown 66: Laugh track sounds
DDown 67: Artist Max
DDown 69: N.Y.C. zone
DDown 71: Enlargement, maybe
DDown 72: Mont Blanc coveringNEIGE
DDown 73: Burt Reynolds flick
DDown 76: Energy source
DDown 79: They produce chips off the old blockICEPICKS
DDown 80: Leave no trace
DDown 81: News squib
DDown 82: Carhop's burden
DDown 83: O.T. bookISA
DDown 90: "'Tis the ___ to be jolly"
DDown 91: Be a snitch
DDown 92: Glenda Jackson biopicSTEVIE
DDown 93: Name in 1993 headlinesLORENA
DDown 94: Indo-European
DDown 95: Offshoot
DDown 96: Galoot
DDown 97: Like still waters, maybe
DDown 98: "Das Rheingold" earth goddessERDA
DDown 99: Knitted item
DDown 101: Bone: PrefixOSTE
DDown 102: Work units
DDown 103: King Hiram's home
DDown 104: Drudgery
DDown 105: What's more
DDown 106: "___ Winterbourne"
DDown 106: "___ Winterbourne"
DDown 107: Elvis's labelRCA
DDown 108: Welcome giver
DDown 109: Sugar lover
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