New York Times Answers - Wednesday, 16th October 1991

There are 37 across clues and 40 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 16th October 1991. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Colleen
AAcross 5:	Jackdaw
AAcross 9:	Doha is its capital
AAcross 14:	Certain pile of chips
AAcross 15:	Muslim pilgrim
AAcross 16:	Amalgamate
AAcross 17:	Parade spoiler
AAcross 18:	Organic compound
AAcross 19:	Test one's metal
AAcross 20:	Start of a quotation	VIRTUEISLIKE
AAcross 23:	Wealth and charisma
AAcross 24:	Some Stradivaris
AAcross 28:	Thurso refusals	NAES
AAcross 30:	Agitation
AAcross 31:	Quotation: Part II	ARICH
AAcross 34:	Saint-Saëns's birthplace
AAcross 36:	Aragon aunt
AAcross 37:	Used a tandem
AAcross 38:	Author of the quotation
AAcross 39:	Commuter plane	STOL
AAcross 40:	Lament
AAcross 41:	Eucharist plate
AAcross 42:	Quotation: Part III
AAcross 43:	Dry ___ (very arid)	ASABONE
AAcross 45:	Updike's "The Same ___"
AAcross 47:	Opening word
AAcross 48:	Forty-niners' concerns
AAcross 52:	End of quotation	BESTPLAINSET
AAcross 56:	" . . . fasten him as ___ . . . ": Isa. 22:23	ANAIL
AAcross 59:	Former Versailles residents	ROIS
AAcross 60:	Abby preceder
AAcross 61:	Lover
AAcross 62:	Squdge
AAcross 63:	Mahler's "Das Lied von der ___"	ERDE
AAcross 64:	Soviet suds
AAcross 65:	Strong, low cart
AAcross 66:	Abstruse
DDown 1:	Insect stage
DDown 2:	Diarist Nin	ANAIS
DDown 3:	Swizzles
DDown 4:	Life is one
DDown 5:	Pizza topping
DDown 6:	New Delhi princess
DDown 7:	Eyes, to Cervantes	OJOS
DDown 8:	Jolly Rogers?
DDown 9:	Broadbrims
DDown 10:	Philosopher-saint: 11th century
DDown 11:	"___ the season . . . "
DDown 12:	One-time link	ATA
DDown 13:	Reina's mate	REY
DDown 21:	Its motto is "Industry"
DDown 22:	"Seek roses in December, ___ June": Byron	ICEIN
DDown 25:	Bed, in Bologna	LETTO
DDown 26:	Gibson garnish
DDown 27:	Past its prime
DDown 29:	Flood
DDown 30:	Fern leaf
DDown 31:	Tapestry town
DDown 32:	Excite
DDown 33:	Patent bases
DDown 35:	Card expert?
DDown 38:	Poisons
DDown 39:	Like Crusoe
DDown 41:	Large citrus fruits
DDown 42:	Alone: Comb. form
DDown 44:	Kingsley's "The Water ___"
DDown 46:	"The Plough and the Stars" playwright
DDown 49:	Grenoble's river
DDown 50:	Union general
DDown 51:	Type of throat
DDown 53:	Put one's foot down
DDown 54:	Like a churchmouse?
DDown 55:	Singer Minnelli
DDown 56:	Early animal shelter?
DDown 56:	Early animal shelter?
DDown 57:	Penultimate mo.
DDown 58:	Doctors' org.