New York Times Answers - Saturday, 9th July 1994

There are 36 across clues and 37 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 9th July 1994. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Certain sled riders
AAcross 8:	Gabber
AAcross 15:	Dish with toast
AAcross 16:	Played the coonhound
AAcross 17:	Spaghetti sauce seasoning
AAcross 18:	Quips
AAcross 19:	Friend of Theodore and Simon	ALVIN
AAcross 20:	D.C. insider
AAcross 22:	Diagonal spar
AAcross 23:	Slay
AAcross 24:	Practicer
AAcross 26:	A bit
AAcross 27:	It might need to be cleaned up
AAcross 28:	Informal phrase of endearment	LOVEYOU
AAcross 30:	Gunslinger Hardin	WES
AAcross 31:	One ready to take a fall?
AAcross 33:	Felicity
AAcross 35:	Ad infinitum
AAcross 36:	Site of Jesus' first miracle	CANA
AAcross 37:	Brand outlet?
AAcross 39:	Puccini opera	TURANDOT
AAcross 43:	Enclosure with a MS
AAcross 44:	Filmdom's Brandon	DEWILDE
AAcross 46:	It's east of the Atl.	EUR
AAcross 47:	Unionize
AAcross 49:	Legal papers
AAcross 50:	Held up
AAcross 51:	Attended	WASAT
AAcross 53:	Thirst quencher
AAcross 54:	Blackbirds
AAcross 55:	As planned	ONTRACK
AAcross 57:	Women's society
AAcross 59:	Intended
AAcross 60:	Constituent of DNA and RNA
AAcross 61:	"Where Angels Fear to Tread" novelist	FORSTER
AAcross 62:	Like shaded roofs
DDown 1:	New England speech feature	BROADAS
DDown 2:	Gunwale feature
DDown 3:	Pithiness
DDown 4:	Get going
DDown 5:	"Invoice of Israel" author	EBAN
DDown 6:	Old Kobe coin
DDown 7:	Drop in
DDown 7:	Drop in
DDown 8:	Jo Anne of "Laugh-in"	WORLEY
DDown 9:	Suffix with correct or collect	IVE
DDown 10:	Captures
DDown 11:	Fumbles
DDown 12:	One-wheeled vehicles
DDown 13:	Occasionally
DDown 14:	Daring deeds of yesteryear
DDown 21:	Nonpareil
DDown 24:	Hung over
DDown 25:	Actor who played Howard in "Melvin and Howard"	ROBARDS
DDown 28:	Experienced
DDown 29:	They connect to carpi
DDown 32:	Aberdeen's river
DDown 34:	Writer Buruma	IAN
DDown 36:	Quiet street
DDown 37:	Friend of Antonio in "The Merchant of Venice"	SALANIO
DDown 38:	Launch of 1962	TELSTAR
DDown 39:	Bound
DDown 40:	Letter opener	DEARSIR
DDown 41:	Preliminary sketch
DDown 42:	Done up in braids
DDown 43:	Sever, in a way	SAWOFF
DDown 45:	More diluted
DDown 48:	"The one that got away" and others
DDown 50:	Woman's name meaning "lionlike"	LEONA
DDown 52:	Way with words
DDown 54:	TV palomino	MRED
DDown 56:	Passing mark
DDown 58:	Pope's "_____ on Solitude"