New York Times Answers - Thursday, 13th February 1992

There are 39 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 13th February 1992. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Philatelic item
AAcross 6:	Move fast and abruptly
AAcross 10:	Open-mouthed look
AAcross 14:	AMPAS bestowal
AAcross 15:	Septennial affliction
AAcross 16:	Scat lady	ELLA
AAcross 17:	Hourglass figure?	FATHERTIME
AAcross 19:	Sight-see
AAcross 20:	Meyers of TV	ARI
AAcross 21:	Convened
AAcross 22:	Exceptional ability
AAcross 24:	Put ___ to (halt)	ASTOP
AAcross 26:	Unclose, in poesy
AAcross 27:	Olympic messenger
AAcross 30:	Unprepared for shopping?
AAcross 35:	"Get ___ of this!"	ALOAD
AAcross 36:	Lay down asphalt
AAcross 37:	Behind schedule
AAcross 38:	Pin's adjective
AAcross 39:	Rulers of Spain
AAcross 40:	Canadian tribe
AAcross 41:	Faulkner character	ANSE
AAcross 42:	Catch sight of
AAcross 43:	German currency, once
AAcross 44:	Soak thoroughly
AAcross 46:	Tatters
AAcross 47:	It may be hot
AAcross 48:	Eminent
AAcross 50:	Kind of signal
AAcross 54:	Tease
AAcross 55:	Police rpt.	APB
AAcross 58:	Countertenor
AAcross 59:	Orwellian overseer
AAcross 62:	In ___ (in the original place)	SITU
AAcross 63:	Actress Laughlin	LORI
AAcross 64:	Nielsen statistic
AAcross 65:	Frost
AAcross 66:	Author Berne
AAcross 67:	Over the influence?
DDown 1:	Parlor piece
DDown 2:	Anagram for 18 Down
DDown 3:	Curtain raiser	ACTI
DDown 4:	___-jongg	MAH
DDown 5:	Dunned
DDown 6:	Same here
DDown 7:	Panay aborigine	ATI
DDown 8:	Equestrian cops in Can.
DDown 9:	The Wars of ___	THEROSES
DDown 10:	Hospital humorist?
DDown 11:	Lotion ingredient
DDown 12:	+
DDown 13:	Some are corny?
DDown 18:	Charlie Brown's expletive
DDown 23:	Choose
DDown 24:	When to act unprofessionally?	AMATEURHOUR
DDown 25:	Rattletrap?
DDown 27:	Mandlikova of tennis et al.	HANAS
DDown 28:	"Maria ___," 1933 song	ELENA
DDown 29:	What Mary Astor had for dinner?
DDown 31:	Judith of TV's "Down Home"	IVEY
DDown 32:	Pa. governor: 1935-39	EARLE
DDown 33:	Bayard or Grani
DDown 34:	Their work is prophet-able
DDown 36:	Bothersome one
DDown 39:	Easy on a bibliophile's eyes
DDown 43:	Springsteen sobriquet	THEBOSS
DDown 45:	Sturgeon product
DDown 46:	Word from Child
DDown 49:	Spherical	ORBIC
DDown 50:	Deep cut
DDown 51:	Mishmash
DDown 52:	Columnist Dale Van ___	ATTA
DDown 53:	Fashion name
DDown 55:	Melville mariner
DDown 56:	Dumas ___
DDown 57:	Remus's rabbit
DDown 60:	Gypsy's horse	GRI
DDown 61:	However, briefly