New York Times Answers - Thursday, 5th November 1992

There are 36 across clues and 42 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 5th November 1992. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	The same, in Sens
AAcross 5:	Port in Sumatra	JAMBI
AAcross 10:	Togo's capital
AAcross 14:	"Ah! fors'___," Verdi aria	ELUI
AAcross 15:	Swiss philosopher-poet: 1821-81	AMIEL
AAcross 16:	Sacred Egyptian bull
AAcross 17:	Willing
AAcross 18:	Assigns roles
AAcross 19:	Aswan Dam site
AAcross 20:	Wins big	BREAKSTHEBANK
AAcross 23:	Minus
AAcross 24:	False propaganda
AAcross 25:	"Kingsblood Royal" author
AAcross 28:	Picture puzzle
AAcross 31:	City having a casbah
AAcross 32:	Angry fan
AAcross 34:	Some Brit. statesmen
AAcross 37:	The pause that refreshes	FIVEMINUTEBREAK
AAcross 40:	Contemporary of W.H.A	TSE
AAcross 41:	Certain products of glaciation
AAcross 42:	River in Ireland
AAcross 43:	Between, in Brest	ENTRE
AAcross 44:	Hockey infraction
AAcross 45:	Realize
AAcross 47:	Barnyard sound
AAcross 49:	Don McNeill's radio show, with "The"	BREAKFASTCLUB
AAcross 55:	Light heavyweight champ: 1934-5	OLIN
AAcross 56:	Region in Asia Minor
AAcross 57:	Common abbr.
AAcross 57:	Common abbr.
AAcross 59:	Italian philosopher: 1668-1744	VICO
AAcross 60:	Actor Conrad ___	NAGEL
AAcross 61:	Yemen's capital
AAcross 62:	"___ What You Did," 1965 movie
AAcross 63:	Corundum
AAcross 64:	Bandleader Fields	SHEP
DDown 1:	Anguine fish
DDown 2:	Like Leno
DDown 3:	Heifetz's teacher	AUER
DDown 4:	It's in the palm of your hand
DDown 4:	It's in the palm of your hand
DDown 5:	Child's play?
DDown 6:	Build up
DDown 7:	Haze
DDown 8:	A March sister
DDown 9:	Pianist von Alpenheim	ILSE
DDown 10:	Oahu verandas
DDown 11:	Reckon
DDown 12:	Draws out, as information
DDown 13:	Compass point
DDown 21:	Loser to H.C.H.	AES
DDown 22:	Word coined by F.B. Burgess
DDown 25:	Hay's here
DDown 26:	Discordia, to Greeks
DDown 27:	Comber
DDown 28:	Way
DDown 29:	Launder suffix	ETTE
DDown 30:	Followers of birds?
DDown 32:	Al the trumpeter	HIRT
DDown 33:	Kayo blow
DDown 34:	Lovely lass
DDown 35:	"Marty" director
DDown 36:	Rudder support
DDown 38:	Kind of grass
DDown 39:	Like Jehu
DDown 43:	Before, to Byron
DDown 44:	Ltd.'s relative
DDown 45:	Muslim Satan
DDown 46:	Chilean port	ARICA
DDown 47:	Wickerwork material
DDown 48:	Byron and Keats lived here
DDown 50:	Lowing herd
DDown 51:	Pilsener topping
DDown 52:	Harpe player	ANGE
DDown 53:	D-day beach
DDown 54:	Scourge
DDown 55:	Egg: Comb. form	OVI
DDown 58:	Luxury site?