New York Times Answers - Sunday, 13th February 1994

There are 67 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 13th February 1994. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Dresden's river
AAcross 5:	Went out with the waves
AAcross 10:	Corporate problem
AAcross 14:	Was unyielding
AAcross 18:	Part of an estate
AAcross 19:	"If you could _____ now!"	SEEME
AAcross 20:	Unacceptable for this puzzle?	ELESS
AAcross 22:	Robert of the C.S.A.	ELEE
AAcross 23:	Cardiac fitness assessment
AAcross 25:	Awed, in a way
AAcross 27:	Block components
AAcross 28:	Barnaby Jones portrayer	EBSEN
AAcross 30:	Hatchet handle
AAcross 31:	English Channel feeder	EXE
AAcross 32:	Not aye
AAcross 33:	Blood pigment
AAcross 34:	Goaded
AAcross 38:	Discourage
AAcross 40:	Creme _____	DEMENTHE
AAcross 44:	Actor Frobe of "Goldfinger"
AAcross 45:	"When I Fall in Love" singers	THELETTERMEN
AAcross 48:	TV cartoon pal
AAcross 49:	"Nicholas Nickleby" Tony winner
AAcross 50:	Sigmoid swimmers
AAcross 51:	Passbook amts.	DEPS
AAcross 52:	Told to go
AAcross 53:	Compass reading
AAcross 54:	Squirrellike mammals	TREESHREWS
AAcross 58:	Pound parts
AAcross 59:	Like some bikes	TENSPEED
AAcross 62:	DARE target group
AAcross 63:	Nonvine wine source
AAcross 64:	Grace verb
AAcross 65:	Some battle participants
AAcross 66:	Pintail ducks
AAcross 68:	Drum or guitar type
AAcross 70:	Coaster cries	WHEES
AAcross 71:	Uniformity
AAcross 74:	"...called for his fiddlers _____"
AAcross 75:	'83 play-based movie	THEDRESSER
AAcross 77:	Asian holiday
AAcross 78:	Need Ban
AAcross 79:	Fifth word of "America"
AAcross 80:	Crossword worker?
AAcross 81:	Leather attachment	ETTE
AAcross 82:	C.P.R. giver, perhaps	EMT
AAcross 83:	Longest-running network TV show	MEETTHEPRESS
AAcross 87:	Etta of old comics	KETT
AAcross 88:	Wayne's world
AAcross 90:	Pulitzer columnist Goodman	ELLEN
AAcross 91:	Noted name in Mideast talks
AAcross 92:	Often-changed lines
AAcross 93:	Perry's creator	ERLE
AAcross 94:	Mrs., abroad	MME
AAcross 96:	"_____ Foolish Things"
AAcross 98:	Plant, perhaps
AAcross 99:	Retainers
AAcross 103:	First choice
AAcross 105:	Kind of agreement	GENTLEMENS
AAcross 108:	Deprived, once
AAcross 109:	Pesach repast
AAcross 110:	Show some muscle
AAcross 111:	Extra-large shoe width	EEEE
AAcross 112:	Little red critters
AAcross 113:	Nair competitor	NEET
AAcross 114:	Olympic pointers?
AAcross 115:	Bunch
DDown 1:	Mag. wheels
DDown 2:	"Why don't we?"
DDown 3:	Oscar: Felix:: Ernie: _____	BERT
DDown 4:	Pulitzer-winning critic Richard	EDER
DDown 5:	Chelmsford's county
DDown 6:	The Divine Miss M	BETTE
DDown 7:	Sex education subject?
DDown 8:	Miami couple
DDown 9:	Wane in warring
DDown 10:	Finishing order
DDown 11:	Cockney's assistant	ELPER
DDown 12:	Existed
DDown 13:	J.A. Prufrock's creator	TSE
DDown 14:	Greeks' ancestor	HELLEN
DDown 15:	Abbr. on a mountain sign	ELEV
DDown 16:	Majesty's start	LESE
DDown 17:	Flemish composer _____ Prés
DDown 21:	Devilish designs
DDown 24:	Parakeet treat
DDown 26:	Macho ones	HEMEN
DDown 29:	Shade of red
DDown 33:	Cannabis plants
DDown 34:	Snowy _____
DDown 35:	They come in skeins
DDown 36:	SSgt. Barry Sadler's group	GREENBERETS
DDown 37:	Alf, Mork, etc.	ETS
DDown 38:	Struck out
DDown 39:	Additionally
DDown 40:	Pearson and Barrymore	DREWS
DDown 41:	Mary Quant was one
DDown 41:	Mary Quant was one
DDown 42:	Accordingly
DDown 43:	Log
DDown 45:	Spots for chapeaux
DDown 46:	Old "Tonight Show" starter
DDown 47:	Utopias	EDENS
DDown 52:	Moon: Prefix	SELEN
DDown 55:	Charger, e.g.
DDown 56:	Charming person?
DDown 57:	"Don't You Know" singer	REESE
DDown 58:	Hammer's end
DDown 60:	Stylishly polished
DDown 61:	That Cosmos guy
DDown 65:	Coating
DDown 66:	Pals of Olaf and Lars	SVENS
DDown 67:	Poetic ponds
DDown 68:	Sow, maybe
DDown 69:	Kind of park
DDown 70:	Sharpens
DDown 71:	Krupp Works site
DDown 72:	Otto's preceder	SETTE
DDown 73:	Keeps
DDown 75:	Those times
DDown 76:	Withered
DDown 79:	Jailbirds
DDown 81:	Manage, with "out"
DDown 83:	Noted resignee of 1988	MEESE
DDown 84:	"Babes in Toyland" composer
DDown 85:	Vogue competitor	ELLE
DDown 86:	Promise recipient
DDown 89:	Cause for alarms
DDown 91:	Skunk LePew	PEPE
DDown 93:	Roast host
DDown 94:	Downing Street distance
DDown 95:	Lunch sandwiches
DDown 96:	Nonkosher
DDown 97:	Weight urbane
DDown 98:	"The Neverending Story" writer	ENDE
DDown 99:	Child support?
DDown 100:	Tayside tios
DDown 101:	Virginia _____
DDown 102:	Antique knife
DDown 103:	Early start?
DDown 104:	Poet's time
DDown 104:	Poet's time
DDown 106:	Not local: Abbr.	EXP
DDown 107:	Do darts