New York Times Answers - Monday, 28th February 1994

There are 38 across clues and 38 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Monday, 28th February 1994. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Tot's talk, perhaps
AAcross 5:	Encourages
AAcross 9:	First-grade instruction
AAcross 9:	First-grade instruction
AAcross 13:	Stinks
AAcross 15:	"Thanks _____!"
AAcross 16:	Swing around
AAcross 17:	Like factory workers
AAcross 19:	U, for one
AAcross 20:	Elsie's bull	ELMER
AAcross 21:	"Mommie _____" (Christina Crawford book)
AAcross 23:	"What's _____ for me?"	INIT
AAcross 25:	Take a potshot
AAcross 26:	Teller of white lies
AAcross 29:	Stage whisper
AAcross 30:	Give the eye
AAcross 31:	Quick bites
AAcross 33:	Advances
AAcross 36:	Baseball's Gehrig
AAcross 37:	Trunk
AAcross 39:	Runner Sebastian	COE
AAcross 40:	Remains
AAcross 43:	Person of action
AAcross 44:	King's address
AAcross 45:	Illegal inducement
AAcross 47:	Mexican dishes
AAcross 49:	Speak-easy offering
AAcross 50:	Saxophonist Getz	STAN
AAcross 51:	Candid
AAcross 53:	Waiter's jotting
AAcross 56:	Actress Archer
AAcross 57:	Kind of jury
AAcross 61:	Bucks and does
AAcross 62:	Otherwise
AAcross 63:	Singer _____ Neville
AAcross 64:	Lawyer: Abbr.	ATTY
AAcross 65:	Tackle-box item
AAcross 66:	City inside the Servian Wall
DDown 1:	Tennis shot
DDown 2:	Run in neutral
DDown 3:	Body's partner
DDown 4:	Logician's start
DDown 5:	Sidekick
DDown 6:	Sum total
DDown 7:	Wart giver, in old wives' tales
DDown 8:	Emphasis
DDown 9:	On a horse
DDown 10:	Edit
DDown 11:	No blessing, this!
DDown 12:	Shipped
DDown 14:	Fragrance
DDown 18:	Marco Polo area
DDown 22:	Dye color appropriate to this puzzle
DDown 24:	Vacuum tube
DDown 26:	Go belly up
DDown 27:	Borodin's prince	IGOR
DDown 28:	Texas' state flower
DDown 29:	Balance-sheet pluses
DDown 32:	Golf club V.I.P.
DDown 34:	Illustrator Gustave
DDown 35:	Comprehends
DDown 38:	Patrick Henry, e.g.
DDown 41:	Bodega
DDown 42:	Clothing specification
DDown 44:	Boating hazard
DDown 44:	Boating hazard
DDown 46:	Saharan tribesman
DDown 48:	Newswoman Shriver
DDown 49:	Intelligence-testing name
DDown 51:	Actress Thompson	SADA
DDown 52:	Glamour rival	ELLE
DDown 54:	River of Spain
DDown 55:	Leeway
DDown 58:	"It's no _____!"
DDown 59:	Slippery one
DDown 60:	Opposite SSW