New York Times Answers - Sunday, 12th December 1993 There are 67 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 12th December 1993. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Olive's cousinASHAAcross 4: Lets down or outALTERSAAcross 10: A little night music?TAPSAAcross 14: Improvisation with leftoversHASHAAcross 18: Ref's ring decisionTKOAAcross 19: "Do you really _____?"MEANITAAcross 20: Kate Nelligan title role, 1985ELENIAAcross 22: Land in the waterISLEAAcross 23: Arctic newspaper?HUSKYVOICEAAcross 25: A quarter of ParisLATINAAcross 26: SpeedTEARAAcross 27: It may be on a rollOLEOAAcross 28: Hades newspaper?DEVIL'S ADVOCATEAAcross 31: Pole, e.g.SLAVAAcross 32: AnatomizeDISSECTAAcross 34: Gable's "G.W.T.W." costarLEIGHAAcross 35: Dynamic beginningAEROAAcross 37: Discovery criesAHASAAcross 39: Sad, to SadeTRISTEAAcross 43: Hoteliers' newspaper?CHECKOUTTIMESAAcross 49: Rocket flight eventREENTRYAAcross 50: AbatesLETSUPAAcross 51: Horse hairMANEAAcross 52: Middle MarchIDESAAcross 54: TackleGEARAAcross 55: Scrap of scrappleORTAAcross 56: Get the lead out, in a waySMELTAAcross 58: Agnus _____DEIAAcross 59: Hammett heroSPADEAAcross 60: JourneysGOESAAcross 62: Courthouse newspaper?BENCH PRESSAAcross 65: Result of riddlingHOLESAAcross 66: Fodders for muddersHAYSAAcross 68: Start of a Faulkner titleASIAAcross 69: SpotsSEESAAcross 71: Part of N.L.R.B.LABORAAcross 74: Hairdressers' newspaper?SETTINGSUNAAcross 79: Wee bairnsTOTSAAcross 83: Senora's sayonaraADIOSAAcross 84: Author LevinIRAAAcross 85: SounderSANERAAcross 86: Excusez-_____MOIAAcross 87: Not on the rocksNEATAAcross 88: Filling for a tacoBEEFAAcross 89: Dough for a taco?PESOAAcross 90: Hit man's "icing"OFFINGAAcross 93: Thickness measurerCALIPERAAcross 95: Photographers' newspaper?FLASHBULLETINAAcross 98: Donahue of "Father Knows Best"ELINORAAcross 99: Tatum's dadRYANAAcross 100: A BatesALANAAcross 101: Must, slangilyGOTTAAAcross 103: Tee-heesTITTERSAAcross 107: Terribly urgentDIREAAcross 111: Disk jockeys' newspaper?SMASHHITRECORDAAcross 115: Macmillan's predecessor as P.M.EDENAAcross 116: Philosopher from KönigsbergKANTAAcross 117: Union platform?ALTARAAcross 118: Financial newspaper?DAILY BREADAAcross 122: Movie ChaseILKAAAcross 123: Alabama city on the AlabamaSELMAAAcross 124: SlickerOILIERAAcross 125: ExpertACEAAcross 126: Earth's shapePEARAAcross 127: Tight closureSEALAAcross 128: Oktoberfest souvenirsSTEINSAAcross 129: Eng. Inc.LTD.DDown 1: A MusketeerATHOSDDown 2: Head of the anatomy classSKULLDDown 3: Prophetic son of BeeriHOSEADDown 4: First name in etiquetteAMYDDown 5: Book after Exod.LEVDDown 6: Lao-tzu's universalTAODDown 7: Bagnold and MarkeyENIDSDDown 8: Mushes, as potatoesRICESDDown 9: Rock singer TylerSTEVEDDown 10: "To _____ Truth"TELLTHEDDown 11: Sighing wordALASDDown 12: Corolla componentsPETALSDDown 13: CuttingSNIDEDDown 14: Nuptial newspaper?HITCHING POSTDDown 15: On the brinyASEADDown 16: Blind pieceSLATDDown 17: Now partnerHEREDDown 21: Come-ons?INVITESDDown 24: Muriel cigar pitchman of the 50'sKOVACSDDown 29: Caesar's "veni"ICAMEDDown 30: Folklore fiendOGREDDown 32: Stops inDROPSBYDDown 33: Debtor's lettersIOUDDown 36: Richmond, Ky., coll.EKUDDown 38: Out of the wayASIDEDDown 40: Bargain for a burglar?STEALDDown 41: NASDAQ transactionTRADEDDown 42: A Bronte heroine's familyEYRESDDown 43: Stop upCLOGDDown 44: Lunch orderHERODDown 45: Luncheon finisherETTEDDown 46: Phony bill collectorsTMENDDown 47: Soft mineralTALCDDown 48: BecauseIN THATDDown 49: Put out a new editionREISSUEDDown 53: _____ MoinesDESDDown 57: Mark of the N.H.L.MESSIERDDown 59: The lassSHEDDown 61: Western outlaw's newspaper?SHOOTING STARDDown 63: Omega precederPSIDDown 64: Gets the suds outRINSESDDown 67: Horace's "_____ Poetica"ARSDDown 70: RegistersENROLLSDDown 71: Uhlan's weaponLANCEDDown 72: Hall's "Let's Make _____"ADEALDDown 73: Bagel alternative: Var.BIALIDDown 75: Rather than, to CowperEREDDown 76: Challenge for denture wearersTAFFYDDown 77: Big cutGASHDDown 78: Elitist, in a waySNOBDDown 80: Leave outOMITDDown 81: Author MorrisonTONIDDown 82: Omen or "Open", e.g.SIGNDDown 88: Wide, lacy collarsBERTHASDDown 89: Riot of a kindPANICDDown 91: Sunshine St.FLA.DDown 92: Wheel guardFENDERDDown 94: Tigger's friendPOOHDDown 96: A pass that isn't forwardLATERALDDown 97: Nasser led it: Abbr.UARDDown 99: FlusterRATTLEDDown 102: Scrabble squaresTILESDDown 104: StirsTODOSDDown 105: QualityTRAITDDown 106: Roman officialEDILEDDown 108: PerfectIDEALDDown 109: Respond to a provocationREACTDDown 110: Brought to a closeENDEDDDown 111: Leave outSKIPDDown 112: Bull, cob or tom, e.g.MALEDDown 113: "Diana" singerANKADDown 114: Sita's husband, in mythRAMADDown 119: Weeks per annumLIIDDown 120: HankeringYENDDown 121: Condo-ad abbr.BRS