New York Times Answers - Thursday, 23rd April 1992 There are 36 across clues and 36 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 23rd April 1992. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: SingeCHARAAcross 5: Robin Williams roleGARPAAcross 9: Pieces of a pieSLICESAAcross 11: Shriver and CallasMARIASAAcross 13: Facial lotionSKINCONDITIONERAAcross 16: Hoopla and put-onHYPESAAcross 17: Woody's boyARLOAAcross 18: AnklebonesTALIAAcross 19: Skiers' meccaALPSAAcross 20: Comedian RichardPRYORAAcross 21: Recent: Comb. formCENAAcross 22: Negative in ObanNAEAAcross 23: An anagram for slaveVALESAAcross 24: GlassesSPECSAAcross 26: Shorten, for shortABRAAcross 27: Cousin of a viaITERAAcross 28: TwirlGYRATEAAcross 29: ___ RabbitBRERAAcross 30: Wear precederMEN'SAAcross 31: Peruvian, e.g.ANDEANAAcross 34: Sedaka productSONGAAcross 35: ___-MagnonCROAAcross 38: Reef materialCORALAAcross 39: Milne's "___ Marr"CHLOEAAcross 40: DecayROTAAcross 41: A Bantu of ZaireRUAAAcross 42: Lobster's clawCHELAAAcross 43: Spring or floodTIDEAAcross 44: Actress SwensonINGAAAcross 46: The water: Fr.LEAUAAcross 47: More ignobleBASERAAcross 48: Hair treatmentDANDRUFFSHAMPOOAAcross 51: French city of racing fameLEMANSAAcross 52: Capek and namesakesKARELSAAcross 53: Deuce topperTREYAAcross 54: Pickford or MartinMARYDDown 1: Hair trimmerCLIPPERDDown 2: Opera bass Jerome ___HINESDDown 3: C.P.A.'s recordsACCSDDown 4: Classic carREODDown 5: Kin to a crocGATORDDown 6: Mr. OnassisARIDDown 7: Mob sceneRIOTDDown 8: Cure-allPANACEADDown 9: Space stationSKYLABDDown 10: Surly oneSNARLERDDown 11: Director FormanMILOSDDown 12: ChooseSELECTDDown 13: Writer AlexanderSHANADDown 14: Hair-set aidDRYERDDown 15: Follower of 48 AcrossRINSEDDown 20: Thin metal diskPATENDDown 23: Pertaining to an infective agentVIRALDDown 24: Irish authorSYNGEDDown 25: Couples: Abbr.PRSDDown 28: Italian portGENOADDown 29: Arthur or LillieBEADDown 30: ClamMOLLUSKDDown 31: BitterACRIDDDown 32: Of a part of speechNOUNALDDown 33: Jack Webb showDRAGNETDDown 34: Bundle of wheatSHEAFDDown 35: In a brisk wayCRISPLYDDown 36: Western jamboreesRODEOSDDown 37: Alamogordo's countyOTERODDown 39: Tall-hatted specialistsCHEFSDDown 42: French town or laceCLUNYDDown 43: Not so wildTAMERDDown 45: Sch. supt., for oneADMRDDown 47: Silents vampBARADDown 49: Norma or CharlotteRAEDDown 50: Early seafarerHAM