New York Times Answers - Friday, 17th September 1993

There are 34 across clues and 41 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 17th September 1993. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Fills the positions
AAcross 7:	Fighting man
AAcross 15:	Auto adjustment
AAcross 15:	Auto adjustment
AAcross 16:	Kaleidoscope opening
AAcross 17:	Subdivision of "The Raven"
AAcross 18:	Wound off
AAcross 19:	Act the rat
AAcross 21:	Black bird of puzzledom
AAcross 22:	Orange, lemon and lime
AAcross 25:	Self puller-upper
AAcross 29:	Contained
AAcross 30:	Phone-dial trio
AAcross 31:	Boo or yoo follower
AAcross 32:	Top performer
AAcross 33:	Convy or Parks	BERT
AAcross 34:	Help reach a high
AAcross 37:	Salutation for later?	WAVEOFTHEFUTURE
AAcross 41:	Cultured bauble
AAcross 42:	Slaughter of diamonds	ENOS
AAcross 43:	Carlos's aunt
AAcross 44:	Thumbs-up sign using other fingers
AAcross 45:	Make a face
AAcross 46:	"Jeopardy" ans.	QUES
AAcross 47:	Simon Bolivar, e.g.
AAcross 51:	Persnickety
AAcross 52:	Chapter in history
AAcross 53:	Menotti's "___ Goes to the Ball"
AAcross 55:	Conventioneer, perhaps
AAcross 59:	Rust formations
AAcross 63:	Pick a number from ___	ONETOTEN
AAcross 64:	It has its convention
AAcross 65:	Most wimpy
AAcross 66:	Think the world of
DDown 1:	They cross aves.	STS
DDown 2:	Palindromic ruler
DDown 3:	Actress Alicia
DDown 4:	Parried
DDown 5:	Detonators
DDown 6:	Bath and Baden
DDown 7:	Prod for now?
DDown 8:	Literary patchwork
DDown 9:	Kind of vehicle or room
DDown 10:	Persian Gulf address in 1991
DDown 11:	Key letter
DDown 12:	Kind of bear or cap
DDown 13:	"Maria ___," 1933 song	ELENA
DDown 14:	Use the ladle again
DDown 20:	Siskel's cohort	EBERT
DDown 22:	Melt the ice
DDown 23:	Short summary
DDown 24:	French student	ELEVE
DDown 26:	"___ comes on little cat feet...": Sandburg	THEFOG
DDown 27:	Alone, to Ovid
DDown 28:	Exactly
DDown 30:	Make a boxer feel better?
DDown 33:	Hole maker
DDown 35:	Ballerina togs
DDown 36:	Cat Nation tribesmen	ERIES
DDown 38:	Projecting edge
DDown 39:	Get used to
DDown 40:	Just like A B C
DDown 46:	Plesantly old-fashioned
DDown 47:	Pretended	LEDON
DDown 48:	Papas of the screen	IRENE
DDown 49:	Cotton packer
DDown 50:	Poets Nahum and Allen
DDown 51:	Tough spots
DDown 54:	Theater section
DDown 56:	Airport abbr.
DDown 57:	"Let me ___ pray thee...": Ex. 4:18	GOI
DDown 58:	Had a little lamb
DDown 60:	Poor grade
DDown 61:	First fruit picker
DDown 62:	"Cheers" character