New York Times Answers - Saturday, 25th April 1992

There are 37 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 25th April 1992. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Hemingway nickname
AAcross 5:	Support
AAcross 9:	Reduced
AAcross 14:	Down with, in Dijon
AAcross 15:	Impertinent
AAcross 16:	Convex molding
AAcross 17:	Harboring a temperate virus
AAcross 19:	Dravidian tongue
AAcross 20:	In the manner of: Suffixes	ESQUES
AAcross 21:	Agent for action
AAcross 23:	Initials at Columbus	OSU
AAcross 24:	Legal matter
AAcross 26:	Christmas cheer
AAcross 27:	Licenses, e.g.
AAcross 30:	Flunkies	YESMEN
AAcross 35:	Growing white
AAcross 38:	Fashion
AAcross 39:	Buccal
AAcross 40:	Hebrew prophet, Douay style	ELIAS
AAcross 42:	Land east of the Urals
AAcross 43:	Serving tool
AAcross 45:	A hawk
AAcross 47:	Visionary
AAcross 49:	Japanese astronomer	KIMURA
AAcross 50:	Sound measure
AAcross 52:	Male sheep, in Stoke
AAcross 53:	Hiatus
AAcross 56:	Let air out
AAcross 61:	___ Venezia (Italian resort)	LIDODI
AAcross 63:	Roué, at times
AAcross 64:	The Ten Commandments
AAcross 66:	"Nothing ___!"
AAcross 67:	Single-foot, e.g.
AAcross 68:	Devoted group
AAcross 69:	Bone: Comb. form	OSTEO
AAcross 70:	Art Deco name	ERTE
AAcross 71:	Dog salmon
DDown 1:	Primitive: Comb. form	PALEO
DDown 2:	Chasm
DDown 3:	Satire
DDown 4:	"Not ___ had he got . . . ": R. H. Barham	ASOU
DDown 5:	Stately bearing
DDown 6:	Nylons spoiler
DDown 7:	Lyrical
DDown 8:	___ pie
DDown 9:	Thick soups
DDown 10:	Grandfatherly
DDown 11:	Schneider of films	ROMY
DDown 12:	Cantabs' rivals	ELIS
DDown 13:	Buffoon
DDown 18:	Actor Richard and family
DDown 22:	Yoyo, for one
DDown 25:	Grave marker
DDown 28:	Street or Reese	DELLA
DDown 29:	Snee's partner
DDown 31:	Kind of case or way
DDown 32:	Interpreter of religious doctrines
DDown 33:	Faure or Wiesel	ELIE
DDown 34:	At hand
DDown 35:	Algid
DDown 36:	Sandarac tree
DDown 37:	Implied
DDown 41:	Feign
DDown 44:	Trade restraint
DDown 46:	Aristotle, to Plato
DDown 48:	Still
DDown 51:	Shelf
DDown 54:	Mature
DDown 55:	Famed statue
DDown 56:	Boob
DDown 57:	They drive us
DDown 58:	Move erratically
DDown 59:	Unaspirated consonant	LENE
DDown 60:	Letter opener
DDown 62:	Stevedore's milieu
DDown 65:	Townsman