New York Times Answers - Sunday, 22nd May 1994 There are 74 across clues and 96 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 22nd May 1994. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: _____ Benbow ("Treasure Island" film)ADMIRALAAcross 8: 1954 Fellini filmLASTRADAAAcross 16: Kind of money or puppyHUSHAAcross 20: 201 or 202, e.g.AREA CODEAAcross 21: AdvocatedESPOUSEDAAcross 22: "_____ when?"SINCEAAcross 23: Morgan's initial occupation?JUSTICE OF THE PEACEAAcross 25: MailARMORAAcross 26: Winner in Zaire, 10/30/74ALIAAcross 27: SchoolmarmishPRIMAAcross 28: TV's RickyDESIAAcross 29: ProduceCREATEAAcross 30: _____ Park, N.Y.REGOAAcross 32: French storiesETAGESAAcross 34: Henry Bolingbroke's victimRICHARD IIAAcross 37: UnsuspectingNAIVEAAcross 39: "Oh, very funny"HA-HAAAcross 39: "Oh, very funny"HAHAAAcross 43: Actress MeyersARIAAcross 44: Penn nameSEANAAcross 45: Escher's initial occupation?MASTER OF CEREMONIESAAcross 51: Annie of "Designing Women"POTTSAAcross 52: Best-selling Chinese authorMAOAAcross 53: Pen nameCROSSAAcross 54: Curled-upFETALAAcross 58: Son of 41-DownARESAAcross 59: ShortageDEARTHAAcross 62: Formicary inhabitantANTAAcross 63: Provided protection forPOLICEDAAcross 65: Towel's placeRODAAcross 66: ImpliedCONNOTEDAAcross 68: Pays homageGENUFLECTSAAcross 70: ImproveENHANCEAAcross 72: Take offEXITAAcross 74: BuggyNUTSAAcross 75: Deserving a CSO-SOAAcross 76: "_____ It Romantic?"ISNTAAcross 77: ConcerningASREGARDSAAcross 80: 1984 NobelistTUTUAAcross 82: Tea times, for shortAFTSAAcross 84: "I do" precederOATHAAcross 86: Rolling stock?DICEAAcross 87: A sirBARONETAAcross 90: They're seen after a showerMETEORITESAAcross 93: Company once headed by Henry LuceTIMELIFEAAcross 96: Poetic monogramTSEAAcross 97: Loud fellowSTENTORAAcross 98: Clear tablesBUSAAcross 100: _____ woeTALEOFAAcross 101: They're designed in HollywoodSETSAAcross 102: Ovid's "The _____ Love"ARTOFAAcross 103: Literature Nobelist NellySACHSAAcross 105: Bar openingISOAAcross 106: Michener titleTEXASAAcross 107: cummings's initial occupation?ELECTRICAL ENGINEERAAcross 112: Initials for a poundSPCAAAcross 116: Rock video awardAVAAAcross 117: Kuwaiti V.I.P.EMIRAAcross 118: A bit of mischievousnessANTICAAcross 119: 20th-century eventsWORLDWARSAAcross 122: ChantMANTRAAAcross 126: Clumsy shipsTUBSAAcross 129: Mother's kinENATESAAcross 130: A little night musicTAPSAAcross 134: Cooked up storiesLIEDAAcross 135: Religious idealTAOAAcross 136: EnergizeLIVENAAcross 137: Barnum's initial occupation?PHYSICAL THERAPISTAAcross 143: "Politics of Ecstasy" authorLEARYAAcross 144: Honing deviceOILSTONEAAcross 145: FettersENSLAVESAAcross 146: Heathrow visitorsSSTSAAcross 147: ParrotsIMITATESAAcross 148: Topic in tax lawESTATESDDown 1: As _____ (usually)ARULEDDown 2: Lawrence's initial occupation?DESIGNATED HITTERDDown 3: Gym protectionMATDDown 4: Here, in Le HavreICIDDown 5: Fabulous flyerROCDDown 6: Having more talentADEPTERDDown 7: Mrs. ArrowsmithLEORADDown 8: 1969 Paul Revere and the Raiders hitLETMEDDown 9: Silver-grayASHDDown 10: Exceeded the limitSPEDDDown 11: Binge at the barTOPEDDown 12: Ways of ParisRUESDDown 13: Light _____ASAIRDDown 14: Winter mo.DECDDown 15: "Modern Fables" writerADEDDown 16: Personnel directorsHIRERSDDown 17: Like a morning bedUNMADEDDown 18: Nova _____SCOTIADDown 19: Legalistic locatorHEREINDDown 20: Cracked openAJARDDown 22: Cakemaker LeeSARADDown 24: Trifling amountFIGDDown 29: Lewis's initial occupation?CHIEF OF STAFFDDown 31: Hops are dried in themOASTSDDown 32: Keat's "The _____ of St. Agnes"EVEDDown 33: Yonder yachtSHEDDown 35: Actors McKellen and HolmIANSDDown 36: Dernier _____CRIDDown 38: "_____ You I Love"ITSDDown 40: Parabolic pathARCDDown 41: Heavenly queenHERADDown 42: Mingling withAMONGDDown 45: Empty headMORONDDown 46: Gulf nationOMANDDown 47: Game often played with hexagonal chipsFARODDown 48: _____ pinCOTTERDDown 49: _____ Manifesto (1854 proclamation)OSTENDDDown 50: Bears do itSELLDDown 51: PrunePAREDDown 55: Connects withTIESTODDown 56: Housman's initial occupation?ACCOUNT EXECUTIVEDDown 57: Tennis callsLETSDDown 59: Salinger's initial occupation?DOCTOR OF LAWSDDown 60: Compass dir.ENEDDown 61: SpellboundHEXEDDDown 63: Take's matePUTDDown 64: Brit. awardDSODDown 66: Media initals since 1980CNNDDown 67: "Can you _____?"DIGITDDown 69: N N NNUSDDown 71: O.K.ASSENTDDown 73: ImpliedTACITDDown 77: G.T.E. rivalATTDDown 78: Month before AdarSHEBATDDown 79: ForwardREMAILDDown 81: Press extensionUREDDown 82: Early hrs.AMSDDown 83: Greek salad toppingFETADDown 85: It's inspiredAIRDDown 87: Brief resumeBIODDown 88: To be, in BogotaESTARDDown 89: Hardy heroineTESSDDown 91: Midwestern tribeOTOEDDown 92: South American capitalSUCREDDown 94: Choice wordELSEDDown 95: Prosecutor JaworskiLEONDDown 99: Wooden wedgeSHIMDDown 101: "Now you _____..."SEEITDDown 103: TraumatizeSCARDDown 104: Grade school subj.SCIDDown 106: Loaded lettersTNTDDown 108: NASA walk, for shortEVADDown 109: SleeveARMDDown 110: Where rakes progressGARDENSDDown 111: _____ pickleINADDown 112: IncreasesSWELLSDDown 113: Polo participantsPONIESDDown 114: Haberdasher's offeringCRAVATDDown 115: Lets outALTERSDDown 120: GainsayDENYDDown 121: Etchers' equipmentSTYLIDDown 123: "Deutschland uber _____"ALLESDDown 124: Mar. tourneyNITDDown 125: TitterTEHEEDDown 127: Diamond quartetBASESDDown 128: They're plowedSOTSDDown 131: Kind of prof.ASSTDDown 132: Gyro holderPITADDown 133: Robert Burns, e.g.SCOTDDown 137: Luau servingPOIDDown 138: That guyHIMDDown 139: Request of VannaANEDDown 140: Q-U fillerRSTDDown 141: Sen. Sessions's state: Abbr.ALADDown 141: Sen. Sessions's state: Abbr.ALA.DDown 142: How some standPAT