New York Times Answers - Sunday, 23rd January 1994

There are 70 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 23rd January 1994. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Tess Durbeyfield's seducer
AAcross 5:	In a good lookout position
AAcross 9:	Game saver, at times
AAcross 13:	Word of woe
AAcross 17:	Beans
AAcross 19:	He played Ugarte in "Casablanca"
AAcross 21:	Word ending a radio announcement
AAcross 22:	Mona _____	LISA
AAcross 23:	REAGAN, TO BUSH	PREJANESSOR
AAcross 25:	ARMY CRITTERS?	NOVOPUSES
AAcross 27:	Persevering
AAcross 28:	Shaggy-maned mammal
AAcross 30:	Gaucho's home
AAcross 31:	Booty
AAcross 32:	Mickey and Mighty
AAcross 33:	Fluff
AAcross 34:	Milton hero
AAcross 37:	PARTS	OCTARATES
AAcross 40:	Taj Mahal city
AAcross 44:	_____ mode
AAcross 44:	_____ mode
AAcross 45:	Almost
AAcross 47:	Reinforcement
AAcross 48:	In medias _____
AAcross 49:	Festival
AAcross 51:	Tom of the T-M Bar Ranch
AAcross 52:	Logo
AAcross 55:	_____ blanche (sword)	ARME
AAcross 56:	CLEANING-RELATED	FEBITORIAL
AAcross 60:	Comets' heads
AAcross 61:	It often comes with a twist
AAcross 63:	Onetime Dodge model
AAcross 64:	1983 Michener best seller
AAcross 65:	Signs of boredom
AAcross 66:	Barbershop sounds
AAcross 67:	Dumas's "The Black _____"
AAcross 68:	Mugged, maybe
AAcross 70:	Jim Backus provided his voice	MAGOO
AAcross 71:	Kids' board game
AAcross 73:	One who's starstruck
AAcross 74:	TUNA SALAD STAPLE	JUNONNAISE
AAcross 76:	Vituperates, with "into"
AAcross 78:	Traveler s aid
AAcross 80:	Consoles, perhaps	TVS
AAcross 81:	Flappers?
AAcross 82:	Printers' measures
AAcross 83:	Casino equipment
AAcross 85:	Most parched
AAcross 88:	Court matter
AAcross 89:	Retardant
AAcross 91:	QUADRENNIAL EVENT	INSEPURAL
AAcross 93:	Rubs out
AAcross 95:	Some banks have them	ATMS
AAcross 97:	Chop-chop
AAcross 98:	Cordon _____
AAcross 99:	Equus hemionus
AAcross 102:	Prearrange
AAcross 102:	Prearrange
AAcross 104:	The Yankee Clipper
AAcross 108:	JUST-IN-CASE CRAFT	LIMAROATS
AAcross 110:	FIX-UPS	REDECATIONS
AAcross 112:	Quotation notation?
AAcross 112:	Quotation notation?
AAcross 113:	Shoo, to Socks
AAcross 114:	Working stiff
AAcross 115:	Conductor Koussevitzky
AAcross 116:	Monster's home?
AAcross 117:	Novel ending	ETTE
AAcross 118:	Fox hunt cry
AAcross 119:	Summer shirts
DDown 1:	Sacred serpents
DDown 2:	Tradition has it
DDown 3:	Gazed upon
DDown 4:	BAYOU RESIDENTS	CAJULS
DDown 5:	Alaskan people
DDown 6:	Start of a bowl game
DDown 7:	Heraldic golds
DDown 8:	Rectitude
DDown 9:	_____ avail (fruitless)	TONO
DDown 10:	Stratford stream
DDown 11:	Increase the r.p.m.'s
DDown 12:	Said "Let's wed"
DDown 13:	Wellesley grad
DDown 14:	Speaketh?
DDown 15:	Drifting
DDown 16:	Smart talk
DDown 18:	Gunfight site, in films
DDown 20:	Longtime Susan Lucci role
DDown 24:	Singer Peter	NOONE
DDown 26:	Rabbit's foot
DDown 29:	Milosevic, e.g.
DDown 32:	Year in the reign of Louis VII	MCLXI
DDown 33:	Transferable print
DDown 34:	"Lonesome Dove" genre
DDown 35:	Wake-up call
DDown 36:	VERBAL BLUNDER	MALMAYOPISM
DDown 37:	African antelope
DDown 38:	Bandleader Shaw and namesakes
DDown 39:	1962 film "_____ Bulba"
DDown 41:	TENSE STUDENTS?	GRAMAPRIANS
DDown 42:	Did not premiere
DDown 43:	"You _____ For It" (old Art Baker show)
DDown 46:	Approvals
DDown 50:	Bubbly
DDown 53:	_____ des Beaux-Arts	ECOLE
DDown 54:	"Le Misanthrope" author
DDown 56:	Lucky strike
DDown 57:	Arthur Murray lesson
DDown 58:	Rigel's locale
DDown 59:	G.O.P. birthplace	RIPON
DDown 62:	Poetic contraction	TWERE
DDown 64:	All-natural
DDown 66:	Skater David
DDown 67:	Cup of café
DDown 68:	Goaded, with "on"
DDown 69:	Volcano's opening?	MAUNA
DDown 70:	Colognes
DDown 71:	Mannerly
DDown 72:	Berlin's river
DDown 74:	Rivers and others	JOANS
DDown 75:	Walk into _____	ATRAP
DDown 77:	J.F.K. drop-ins	SSTS
DDown 79:	Cowslip
DDown 84:	Til
DDown 85:	Curtains
DDown 86:	Onetime march site
DDown 87:	Dog rewards
DDown 90:	Heathens
DDown 92:	Seize the throne
DDown 94:	SHAKESPEAREAN LASS	AUGIET
DDown 96:	Thrice, in prescriptions	TER
DDown 98:	Pull-up assister
DDown 99:	Wang Lung's wife	OLAN
DDown 100:	Diamond group
DDown 101:	Judean prophet
DDown 102:	Immediately, to a surgeon
DDown 103:	Ferrara family	ESTE
DDown 104:	Avant-garde writer Floyd
DDown 105:	Al from Tennessee
DDown 106:	"The Dark at the Top of the Stairs" playwright
DDown 107:	Sugars
DDown 109:	Don't just sit there
DDown 111:	A deer, a female deer