New York Times Answers - Thursday, 11th August 1994

There are 35 across clues and 41 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 11th August 1994. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Chew the fat
AAcross 4:	Feature of Doyle's "The Adventure of the Dancing Men"
AAcross 8:	Faceup card in faro
AAcross 12:	Fraternal one
AAcross 13:	Region in NW Greece
AAcross 15:	Don Juan's mother	INEZ
AAcross 16:	Mr. Potato Head accessory
AAcross 17:	Poser
AAcross 19:	Lab tube
AAcross 21:	Busy
AAcross 22:	Lobster claw
AAcross 24:	Kind of acid
AAcross 25:	Poser
AAcross 30:	Golden statuette
AAcross 31:	Jejune
AAcross 32:	Humbug?
AAcross 35:	Drink of old
AAcross 36:	Incite a hen?
AAcross 38:	Farm baby
AAcross 39:	Prince Valiant's son	ARN
AAcross 40:	Approach
AAcross 41:	Physics particle
AAcross 42:	Poser
AAcross 45:	Wooden shoe
AAcross 48:	Louis XVI's wife	MARIE
AAcross 49:	Air-raid warnings
AAcross 51:	Angry	RILEDUP
AAcross 55:	Poser
AAcross 58:	_____ Ben Canaan of "Exodus"	ARI
AAcross 59:	Soprano Moffo
AAcross 60:	Reduces
AAcross 61:	Slate-cutting tool
AAcross 62:	Spotted
AAcross 63:	Boris Godunov, e.g.
AAcross 64:	TV Tarzan	ELY
DDown 1:	Vehicle since 1940
DDown 2:	Jai _____	ALAI
DDown 3:	Cincinnati letters	WKRP
DDown 4:	Tyson of "Sounder"
DDown 5:	Two-time Smythe Trophy winner
DDown 6:	Couple in Rome
DDown 7:	This: Sp.	ESTO
DDown 8:	Use a heliograph
DDown 9:	Best Supporting Actress, 1973	ONEAL
DDown 10:	Tooth: Prefix	DENTI
DDown 11:	Montezuma, e.g.
DDown 13:	Old Testament book
DDown 14:	Gunn with a gun
DDown 18:	Partner of dangerous
DDown 20:	Outward	ECTAD
DDown 23:	Coasters for Socrates, e.g.
DDown 25:	Site for a Cezanne: Abbr.	MOMA
DDown 26:	W.W. I battle site	YSER
DDown 27:	Scrutinize
DDown 28:	El Dorado loot	ORO
DDown 29:	Sauterne, e.g.
DDown 32:	Ruth's husband	BOAZ
DDown 33:	Manor head, maybe
DDown 34:	Actress Sommer	ELKE
DDown 36:	Some doctor's reading: Abbr.
DDown 37:	Empty talk
DDown 38:	Large-headed match
DDown 40:	Capone's chief enforcer	NITTI
DDown 41:	Counterpanes
DDown 42:	River in an old spiritual
DDown 43:	Football coach Pop _____
DDown 44:	Poet Matthew
DDown 45:	"Heimskringla" et al.
DDown 46:	Solo
DDown 47:	European capital
DDown 50:	Save, with "away"
DDown 52:	Stupefy
DDown 53:	Caspian feeder	URAL
DDown 54:	Folklore figure
DDown 56:	Vetoes
DDown 57:	_____ Zulu (South African region)