New York Times Answers - Sunday, 14th November 1993

There are 81 across clues and 86 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 14th November 1993. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Out of patience
AAcross 6:	Corday's victim
AAcross 11:	Catch sight of
AAcross 15:	They, in Tours	ILS
AAcross 18:	___ ear and . . .	INONE
AAcross 19:	Native of Mashhad
AAcross 20:	Yokel
AAcross 21:	Receptacle for a scoop or two
AAcross 23:	Hungry man's question in Italy?	VENICEDINNER
AAcross 26:	Ultimate hope in Vientiane?	LAOSRESORT
AAcross 29:	European sea bird
AAcross 30:	Maintain sans proof
AAcross 31:	Head of design	EDITH
AAcross 33:	"___ no ill will" (Philip II to Elizabeth I?)
AAcross 34:	Orbison of song	ROY
AAcross 35:	Earsplitting
AAcross 36:	Eschew a big wedding
AAcross 37:	Trifled
AAcross 38:	That	ASIF
AAcross 39:	Elijah, in the Douay Bible	ELIAS
AAcross 40:	Hyson, Bohea, etc.
AAcross 41:	Pearl Harbor locale
AAcross 44:	Spanish functionary?	SEVILLESERVANT
AAcross 49:	Beastly
AAcross 52:	Hostage
AAcross 54:	___ of pottage	AMESS
AAcross 55:	Nose bag's contents
AAcross 56:	Computer-screen listing
AAcross 57:	___ May of "Tobacco Road"	ELLIE
AAcross 58:	Actress Lena ___	OLIN
AAcross 59:	Thumped
AAcross 61:	"En ___" (epeeist's cry)	GARDE
AAcross 62:	Stage parts
AAcross 63:	Korean footwear?	PUSANBOOTS
AAcross 66:	Baryshnikov's medium
AAcross 67:	From ___ Z	ATO
AAcross 68:	Schleps
AAcross 70:	Gold or silver braid
AAcross 71:	Beetle-eater
AAcross 72:	Chaired
AAcross 74:	Ibex, tahr, etc.
AAcross 75:	Actress Fairchild
AAcross 76:	Milkshake
AAcross 77:	___ foi (sincerity, in Sedan)
AAcross 78:	Superman's adoptive parents
AAcross 79:	Brooch
AAcross 82:	"The Magus" author	FOWLES
AAcross 83:	Hard work in a place of exile?	ELBAGREASE
AAcross 85:	Loin steak	TBONE
AAcross 87:	Author Nin	ANAIS
AAcross 88:	Woodworking finish
AAcross 89:	___ on the back	APAT
AAcross 90:	Beethoven wrote fur her	ELISE
AAcross 91:	"How sweet ___ !"	ITIS
AAcross 92:	Acronym on love letters	SWAK
AAcross 93:	Bench warmer
AAcross 95:	Used a goose
AAcross 96:	Floral offering
AAcross 97:	Cold shoulder in Valparaiso?	CHILERECEPTION
AAcross 101:	Giant great and family	OTTS
AAcross 102:	Naval clink
AAcross 103:	Maurice or Dame Edith
AAcross 104:	Word on U.S. coins	UNUM
AAcross 106:	Lurches
AAcross 109:	Bright-eyed
AAcross 110:	Was admitted	GOTIN
AAcross 112:	A Dallas sch.	SMU
AAcross 115:	Richard Ill's request
AAcross 116:	Iowa religious commune	AMANA
AAcross 117:	Heavenly
AAcross 118:	One's lot
AAcross 119:	Novel: "Return to Morocco"?	RABATREDUX
AAcross 121:	Swimwear in China?	BEIJINGSUITS
AAcross 124:	Pungency
AAcross 125:	Slacken
AAcross 126:	Antler point
AAcross 127:	___ chore of habit (usual job in Canea?)
AAcross 128:	Actor Beatty
AAcross 129:	Checked out
AAcross 130:	Aspen equipment, variably
AAcross 131:	Beginning
DDown 1:	Half a sawbuck
DDown 2:	Pablo's first month	ENERO
DDown 3:	An Osmond
DDown 4:	Verse beginning
DDown 5:	Nuts from the South
DDown 6:	Time for a crisis
DDown 7:	Pisces follower
DDown 8:	Adjective for Tommy Tune
DDown 9:	Mrs. Mel Brooks
DDown 10:	Reason for overtime
DDown 11:	Outshine
DDown 12:	Primary list
DDown 13:	Piglet's pal
DDown 14:	Dry-goods store meas.	YDS
DDown 15:	Winter craft
DDown 16:	Also-rans
DDown 17:	Humph
DDown 22:	___ quenelle (Pa. poached dumpling?)
DDown 24:	Kay Thompson heroine	ELOISE
DDown 25:	Looks to for aid
DDown 27:	Becomes ready for plucking
DDown 28:	Wee bit
DDown 32:	"___ I say . . . "	DOAS
DDown 36:	Building additions
DDown 37:	Condition
DDown 38:	A much-decorated Murphy	AUDIE
DDown 39:	Actress Verdugo	ELENA
DDown 41:	Puccini product
DDown 42:	Give out shares
DDown 43:	Greeting from Captain Cook?	HELLOHAWAII
DDown 45:	Put a price tag on
DDown 46:	"Oh, How ___ You Tonight"	IMISS
DDown 47:	Haley TV classic
DDown 48:	Winery storage units
DDown 49:	Hot time in Germany?	BERLINPOINT
DDown 50:	Tierra del Fuego's range
DDown 51:	Twosome
DDown 53:	Develops slowly
DDown 56:	___ millionaire (rich Vallettan?)
DDown 58:	Chose
DDown 59:	Separator of a kind
DDown 60:	Avril ou mai	MOIS
DDown 61:	Hood
DDown 64:	Bush speechwriter	NOONAN
DDown 65:	Took along, ungrammatically	BRANG
DDown 66:	The Simpson kid
DDown 69:	Pindarics
DDown 71:	Contemporary of Cezanne
DDown 73:	___ blue gown (immigrant wear?)	ELLIS
DDown 74:	___ tween (Mongolian intermediary?)
DDown 75:	Key ___ (Tonto's islet range?)	MESABI
DDown 76:	___ Cristo
DDown 77:	Amanda ___ of "Gunsmoke"
DDown 78:	Washed up
DDown 80:	Map within a map
DDown 81:	Privations
DDown 82:	Fall short
DDown 83:	Cumulative abbr.
DDown 83:	Cumulative abbr.
DDown 84:	Tombstone family of lawmen	EARPS
DDown 86:	"Love in ___," 1934 song
DDown 88:	Deep drafts
DDown 92:	Black eye
DDown 93:	Sacred beetle
DDown 94:	Penny
DDown 95:	Diamond unit
DDown 97:	Tufted
DDown 98:	Loose
DDown 99:	Smooth
DDown 100:	Pleasure trips
DDown 102:	Tongue-lash
DDown 105:	World-body org.
DDown 106:	"Wheels"
DDown 107:	Son of Omri
DDown 108:	Actress Givens
DDown 109:	Titillate
DDown 110:	U.S. soldier, personified	GIJOE
DDown 111:	Sheeplike
DDown 112:	Recoils
DDown 113:	Unshiny finish
DDown 114:	Discompose
DDown 116:	"An apple ___ . . . "	ADAY
DDown 117:	Long dagger
DDown 120:	Oxford width	EEE
DDown 122:	45-r.p.m. recs.	EPS
DDown 123:	Large vase