New York Times Answers - Sunday, 10th April 1994 There are 83 across clues and 91 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 10th April 1994. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Truman's birthplaceLAMARAAcross 6: Pass overSPANAAcross 10: Cutesy farewellsTATASAAcross 15: Get to the point?TAPERAAcross 20: Garment cutA-LINEAAcross 20: Garment cutALINEAAcross 21: Dieter's spreadOLEOAAcross 22: "You papers _____ order"AREINAAcross 23: Bartender's stockOLIVESAAcross 25: 1982 Barry Levinson filmDINERAAcross 26: Bragg or Lee, e.g.FORTAAcross 27: David Copperfield's motherCLARAAAcross 28: Take the wrong wayRESENTAAcross 29: Start of a quip by stand-up comic Brian KileyIWENTTOABOOKSTOREANDIAAcross 33: LivedWASAAcross 35: FDR mentorAESAAcross 36: Abner's partnerLUMAAcross 37: 1969 Omar Sharif roleCHEAAcross 38: Poet's contractionNE'ERAAcross 39: Part 2 of the quipASKEDTHEWOMANBEHINDAAcross 47: M.D.'sDRSAAcross 48: Armada membersSHIPSAAcross 49: ExcludesOMITSAAcross 50: Dumas's "La Dame _____ Camelias"AUXAAcross 51: Ear-relatedOTICAAcross 53: Farmland unitACREAAcross 54: Fortunes profilesCEOSAAcross 55: Martina's rival, onceCHRISAAcross 57: "Hogan's Heroes" settingSTALAGAAcross 61: Boat on the SeineBATEAUAAcross 63: Part 3 of the quipTHECOUNTERAAcross 67: Liqueur wordCREMEAAcross 68: Election Day victorsINSAAcross 69: See 111-AcrossIRAEAAcross 71: IncapacitateMAIMAAcross 72: "Addams Family" nicknameTISHAAcross 74: Go to piecesROTAAcross 75: Critic Huxtable and othersADASAAcross 76: One held in thrallSERFAAcross 77: Regular hangoutHAUNTAAcross 79: First name in fashionCOCOAAcross 80: Part 4 of the quipWHERETHESELFHELPSECTIONAAcross 86: Driver's seatHELMAAcross 87: Alphabetize, e.g.ORDERAAcross 88: Plate watchersUMPSAAcross 89: Son of AphroditeEROSAAcross 90: Self expression?IAMAAcross 91: Golfer NormanGREGAAcross 92: Harness raceTROTAAcross 93: Author LustbaderERICAAcross 94: Hay areaMOWAAcross 97: Pied-billed birdGREBEAAcross 99: Part 5 of the quipWASSHESAIDAAcross 103: Neville Brand TV westernLAREDOAAcross 105: West End street, with "The"STRANDAAcross 107: Baptism and confirmationRITESAAcross 108: _____ en sceneMISEAAcross 110: "Like _____ lump it"ITORAAcross 111: With 69-Across, Requiem hymnDIESAAcross 113: Frequent Powell co-starLOYAAcross 114: Royal GeorgeBRETTAAcross 116: Synagogue, in Yiddish: Var.SCHULAAcross 117: XanthippeNAGAAcross 120: Part 6 of the quipIFITOLDYOUTHATWOULDAAcross 124: From the U.S. of A.AMERAAcross 126: Just likeALAAAcross 126: Just likeALA.AAcross 127: Add-onELLAAcross 128: Start of three John Wayne titlesRIOAAcross 129: Draft-card issuer: Abbr.SSSAAcross 130: End of the quipDEFEATTHEWHOLEPURPOSEAAcross 138: OverrunINFESTAAcross 139: ParlanceIDIOMAAcross 140: Performances for oneSOLIAAcross 141: Wise guySOLONAAcross 144: Start of a carolADESTEAAcross 145: Colorful aquarium fishTETRAAAcross 146: Author Sarah _____ JewettORNEAAcross 147: Qum residentIRANIAAcross 148: Three-time Masters winnerSNEADAAcross 149: "I Left My Heart _____ Francisco"INSANAAcross 150: Cape _____, N.C.FEARAAcross 151: One of the BarrymoresETHELDDown 1: Literary collieLADDDown 2: Benazir's fatherALIDDown 3: Little attire?MINISKIRTSDDown 4: All over againANEWDDown 5: Starts back at page oneREREADSDDown 6: Tap alternativeSOFT-SHOEDDown 7: Boy gets / loses / gets girl, e.g.PLOTDDown 8: Prefix with gram or trainAERODDown 9: Just someNOTALOTDDown 10: Puget Sound cityTACOMADDown 11: Woody's boyARLODDown 12: Common office decorTEAKDDown 13: They may be put onAIRSDDown 14: GrabSNATCHDDown 15: GullywashersTORRENTSDDown 16: On the safe sideALEEDDown 17: Galileo, for onePISANDDown 18: TiedEVENEDDDown 19: Hand overRENDERDDown 24: Moves a muscleSTIRSDDown 30: CatchNETDDown 31: LoafersBUMSDDown 32: Football Hall of Fame localeOHIODDown 33: Mustard plantWASABIDDown 34: Prendergast's schoolASH CANDDown 34: Prendergast's schoolASHCANDDown 40: Sport in which players wear metal jacketsEPEEDDown 41: GushEMOTEDDown 42: Birthday-party traditionWISHDDown 43: Book about Nineveh's fallNAHUMDDown 44: 1970 Brando movieBURNDDown 45: Script wordEXITDDown 46: Leave in the lurchDITCHDDown 52: Jam ingredient?CARDDown 54: Gallery employeeCURATORDDown 55: Hairdressers' creationsCOIFFURESDDown 56: Play matchmakerSET UPDDown 56: Play matchmakerSETUPDDown 58: Poet JonesLEROIDDown 59: Texaco rivalAMOCODDown 60: MountGET ONDDown 62: Igor, to FrankensteinAIDEDDown 64: Sheik's peer?EMEERDDown 65: Runner LewisCARLDDown 66: Hair salon workerRINSERDDown 70: "Every man . . . can tame _____ but he that hath her": BurtonASHREWDDown 73: GermfreeSTERILEDDown 75: BranchARMDDown 76: Weathervane abbr.SSEDDown 77: Seven, in compoundsHEPTADDown 78: Martino and MolinaroALSDDown 79: Pennies: Abbr.CTSDDown 80: Victors in 1840 and 1848WHIGSDDown 81: "Damn Yankees" hitHEARTDDown 82: Cartoon hunterELMERDDown 83: Award for Ngaio MarshEDGARDDown 84: Some medical plans, for shortHMOSDDown 85: Caesar's partnerCOCADDown 91: Guardian spiritsGENIIDDown 92: "I thought _____ never leave!"THEYDDDown 93: Author WhartonEDITHDDown 94: 6.5-quarter bottleMETHUSELAHDDown 95: Nonalcoholic brew brandODOULSDDown 96: ProvincesWORLDSDDown 98: DeleteriousBADDDown 100: Storage siteSILODDown 101: Plane on an aircraft carrierSTOLDDown 102: John Ciardi's "_____ a Man"IMETDDown 104: "Little Caesar" roleRICODDown 106: Like some milk powderDEFATTEDDDown 109: More bespangledSTARRIERDDown 112: Bank deposit?SILTDDown 114: Literature Nobelist HeinrichBOLLDDown 115: "Robert's _____ Order"RULESOFDDown 116: Kurtz of TV's "Sisters"SWOOSIEDDown 117: Gymnast ComaneciNADIADDown 118: Straightens outAMENDSDDown 119: Media mogul DavidGEFFENDDown 121: Papeete's landTAHITIDDown 122: British farmerYEOMANDDown 123: Hint from HeloiseTIPDDown 125: "Don't You Know?" singer, 1959REESEDDown 131: Nora's poochASTADDown 132: Paradise paradigmEDENDDown 133: Algonquin Round Table membersWITSDDown 134: Celebratory danceHORADDown 135: StudyPOREDDown 136: Radius neighborULNADDown 137: CatalogueSORTDDown 142: Small numberONEDDown 143: Less than 142-DownNIL