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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 28th November 1993

    There are 68 across clues and 71 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 28th November 1993. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: Undergrad degrees
    AAcross 4: Crow
    AAcross 9: First observed asteroid
    AAcross 14: Martinique and othersILES
    AAcross 18: Bank I.R.A., e.g.ACCT
    AAcross 20: Film producer Hal
    AAcross 21: Byrd book
    AAcross 22: British general of 1775
    AAcross 23: Give up gardening?THROWINTHETROWEL
    AAcross 26: Goad
    AAcross 27: Congressional committees have them
    AAcross 28: Club used in traps
    AAcross 29: Large wine bottle
    AAcross 31: Actor O'BrienEDMOND
    AAcross 32: _____ Hawkins DaySADIE
    AAcross 33: With complete accordASONE
    AAcross 34: Refusals
    AAcross 35: Nev. neighbor
    AAcross 35: Nev. neighbor
    AAcross 36: Howell Heflin, for one
    AAcross 39: Cartoonist Groening et al.
    AAcross 42: Place for notable artists?HALLOFFRAME
    AAcross 44: Man/mouse link
    AAcross 45: HELLO!... Hello!... hello ...
    AAcross 46: Illicit leaves
    AAcross 47: End in _____ (come out even)ATIE
    AAcross 48: Prompted
    AAcross 49: Live
    AAcross 50: Squeaky-clean smile?BATHTUBGRIN
    AAcross 54: Western mining center
    AAcross 55: A woman can see through this!
    AAcross 57: Street show
    AAcross 58: Oilman's boon
    AAcross 59: Badger's cousin
    AAcross 60: Timeline points
    AAcross 61: Spy in CanaanCALEB
    AAcross 62: Dumbfounds
    AAcross 64: Lawyer Becker of "L.A. Law"ARNIE
    AAcross 65: "The _____ of the Breakfast-Table"
    AAcross 68: "The Highwayman" poet
    AAcross 69: Water survey?BROOKREVIEW
    AAcross 71: Bon _____ (cleanser)
    AAcross 72: Whitney contraptions
    AAcross 73: Cozen
    AAcross 74: These are always dubbed
    AAcross 75: Boris Godunov, e.g.
    AAcross 76: Hindu Mr.
    AAcross 77: Parade ground predicament?DRILLPICKLE
    AAcross 81: Discernment
    AAcross 82: Copper mineral
    AAcross 84: Wouldn't hurt _____AFLEA
    AAcross 85: Beard of grain
    AAcross 86: Scratch out
    AAcross 87: Word before head or mint
    AAcross 88: Official measuring of contents
    AAcross 92: Will matter
    AAcross 94: Agile swimmer
    AAcross 95: Sills and Moffo
    AAcross 97: Been in bed
    AAcross 98: Prudish trio?THREELITTLEPRIGS
    AAcross 101: "Shake _____!"ALEG
    AAcross 102: Yarns
    AAcross 103: Raincoat
    AAcross 104: Lotion ingredient
    AAcross 105: _____ -majesteLESE
    AAcross 106: Luxor's land
    AAcross 107: Necktie, of a sort
    AAcross 108: City trains
    DDown 1: Wash
    DDown 2: Was sore
    DDown 3: "Git!"
    DDown 4: Dances suggestively
    DDown 5: "The Kingfish"
    DDown 6: Treat for Count Fleet
    DDown 7: Alas, in Aachen
    DDown 8: Former Berlin dividerTHEWALL
    DDown 9: Town known for a "giant" hoax
    DDown 10: Funeral oration
    DDown 11: Poet laureate NicholasROWE
    DDown 12: Wind dir.
    DDown 13: Identical
    DDown 14: Galapagos critter
    DDown 15: Talkative generals?LARGEMOUTHBRASS
    DDown 16: Waffle brandEGGO
    DDown 17: Spotted
    DDown 19: '93 World Series champs
    DDown 24: People who make too many port calls?
    DDown 25: Boredom: Sp.TEDIO
    DDown 30: Earring site
    DDown 32: Diet dish for Dieter
    DDown 33: French actor DelonALAIN
    DDown 35: Private hoard
    DDown 36: Shaw of swingARTIE
    DDown 37: Mountain ridge
    DDown 38: Public Interest Research Group founderNADER
    DDown 39: Like Dickens's Murdstdne
    DDown 40: It can be a lot
    DDown 41: Dreary decade?THEGRAYNINETIES
    DDown 42: Hailey novel
    DDown 43: Business for taxis
    DDown 46: Old elevator cars
    DDown 48: Unit of flow
    DDown 50: Falls for
    DDown 51: Heavens: PrefixURANO
    DDown 52: Dyeing technique
    DDown 53: She wrote "The Female Eunuch"GREER
    DDown 54: Claus von _____ ('82 defendant)BULOW
    DDown 56: Vegges out
    DDown 58: Microsoft chief Bill
    DDown 60: Waggish
    DDown 61: To cook for PierreCUIRE
    DDown 62: Inner turmoil
    DDown 63: Op Art pattern
    DDown 64: Have _____ to play (be of use)AROLE
    DDown 65: Spanish provinceAVILA
    DDown 66: Latin 101 wordAMAT
    DDown 67: It may have bias
    DDown 69: Nightclub
    DDown 70: Glacial ridge
    DDown 73: Fringe of curls
    DDown 75: Trumpet blast
    DDown 77: "Oh, fudge!"
    DDown 78: Part of some health checkups
    DDown 79: " _____ Fine" ('64 Beatles hit)IFEEL
    DDown 80: Battle call
    DDown 81: Nerd
    DDown 83: Food that comes in slices
    DDown 85: Unit of current
    DDown 87: Pricey
    DDown 89: Old-womanish
    DDown 90: He wrote "Dead Souls"
    DDown 91: Lisper's bane
    DDown 92: Airline to Ben-GurionELAL
    DDown 93: Post-Christmas event
    DDown 94: Air France lands there
    DDown 95: W.W. II battle siteSTLO
    DDown 96: Sounds from a plaza de toros
    DDown 99: Witch
    DDown 100: Pedro's uncleTIO
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