New York Times Answers - Tuesday, 26th July 1994

There are 38 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Tuesday, 26th July 1994. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Petite or jumbo
AAcross 5:	Gobs
AAcross 9:	Final Four rounds
AAcross 14:	Composer Satie	ERIK
AAcross 15:	_____ avail	TONO
AAcross 16:	Gather into folds
AAcross 17:	Fashionable African land?
AAcross 19:	Chain of hills
AAcross 20:	Till compartment
AAcross 21:	Tartarus captive, in myth	IXION
AAcross 22:	Military encounter
AAcross 25:	_____ projection (map system)
AAcross 27:	Escargots
AAcross 28:	Embarrassment
AAcross 30:	Accede (to)
AAcross 31:	Places of refuge
AAcross 32:	Neither's partner
AAcross 34:	"The Twilight of the _____"
AAcross 35:	Unites
AAcross 36:	Deal (out)
AAcross 37:	_____ Lanka
AAcross 38:	Birdie beater
AAcross 39:	"Give My Regards to Broadway" composer
AAcross 40:	Meeting musts
AAcross 42:	"Canterbury Tales" inn
AAcross 43:	Gabriel, e.g.
AAcross 44:	Curmudgeon-like
AAcross 45:	Composer Duparc	HENRI
AAcross 47:	Courts
AAcross 48:	"_____ Cowboy"
AAcross 49:	Fashionable state?
AAcross 54:	Enact
AAcross 55:	Zone
AAcross 56:	Arched recess
AAcross 57:	"Flowers for Algernon" author Daniel	KEYES
AAcross 58:	"... leave no _____ unstoned"
AAcross 59:	Haydn's "Nelson," for one
AAcross 59:	Haydn's "Nelson," for one
DDown 1:	Wine description
DDown 2:	George's lyricist brother
DDown 3:	Address part
DDown 4:	_____ out a living
DDown 5:	Some temps
DDown 6:	"Two Women" Oscar winner
DDown 7:	Remnants
DDown 8:	Tale of _____
DDown 9:	Naiads' homes
DDown 10:	Donizetti's "The _____ of Love"
DDown 11:	Fashionable Canadian city?	MEDICINEHAT
DDown 12:	"Othello" villain
DDown 13:	Actress Anna
DDown 18:	Curtain fabric
DDown 22:	Silky-haired cat
DDown 23:	Fashionable Welsh body of water?	CARDIGANBAY
DDown 24:	Bonds
DDown 25:	Scold
DDown 26:	Rest on one's _____
DDown 27:	Is weary
DDown 28:	Summons
DDown 29:	Person with a seal
DDown 31:	Kind of tender
DDown 33:	Rip
DDown 35:	1977 Wimbledon champ
DDown 36:	Crowds around
DDown 38:	Turbojet and others
DDown 39:	Movement
DDown 41:	Infuriate
DDown 42:	Paris or Hector
DDown 44:	Cringe
DDown 45:	Corn covering
DDown 46:	Russian-born designer	ERTE
DDown 47:	"_____ off to see..."
DDown 49:	King Cole
DDown 50:	Computer capacity, for short
DDown 51:	Site of rejuvenation
DDown 52:	Double twist
DDown 53:	"You bet!"