New York Times Answers - Friday, 9th September 1994 There are 38 across clues and 40 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 9th September 1994. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Apple competitorIBMAAcross 4: Gambler HollidayDOCAAcross 7: Fifth-century popeSTLEOAAcross 12: GreenVERDANTAAcross 14: The "S" in T.S. EliotSTEARNSAAcross 16: Men of La ManchaSENORESAAcross 17: Farmer's tipcartTUMBRELAAcross 18: Cartridge typePOP INAAcross 19: Aviatrix, for shortWAFAAcross 20: Point of no return?ACEAAcross 21: Hidden theme of this puzzleSEVENDWARFSAAcross 24: Last word of "Finnegans Wake"THEAAcross 25: Make an appealPRAYAAcross 26: White House monogramHSTAAcross 27: OutfitEQUIPAAcross 29: Make an appealASKAAcross 30: Miners' sch.UTEPAAcross 32: Out of sortsGRUMPYAAcross 33: Friend of 21-AcrossSNOW-WHITEAAcross 35: Affected by pollenSNEEZYAAcross 38: "Clan of the Cave Bear" heroineAYLAAAcross 39: Chosen number?FEWAAcross 42: Anwar's successorHOSNIAAcross 43: PickpocketDIPAAcross 44: Slangy helloHIYAAAcross 45: New York eng. sch.RPIAAcross 46: Like 33-Across's applePOISONLADENAAcross 50: Suffix meaning "small one"ULAAAcross 51: Pack animal?RATAAcross 52: Laid-backTYPE BAAcross 53: Quick to blushBASHFULAAcross 56: London barristerTEMPLARAAcross 58: Game officialsSCORERSAAcross 59: Making outESPYINGAAcross 60: Hot time in ChileENEROAAcross 61: Umpteen's ordinal?N-THAAcross 61: Umpteen's ordinal?NTHAAcross 62: Green lightsOKSDDown 1: Hosp. hookupsIVSDDown 2: Doctors often carry themBEEPERSDDown 3: Franciscus TV drama of the 60'sMRNOVAKDDown 4: "Dream Lover" singerDARINDDown 5: With no letupONENDDDown 6: Price abbr.CTSDDown 7: MaterialSTUFFDDown 8: Pro followerTEMDDown 9: Dog, for shortLABDDown 10: Proof goofERRATUMDDown 11: Minimal anteONECHIPDDown 13: A bit obtuseDOPEYDDown 14: Maze wordSTARTDDown 15: Droopy-eyedSLEEPYDDown 19: Corset result, perhapsWASP WAISTDDown 21: Where fat cats get thinSPADDown 22: "I'm glad that's over!"WHEWDDown 23: Sealy rivalSERTADDown 28: N.H.-Vt. neighborQUEDDown 30: OpenUNZIPDDown 31: WhirligigTOYDDown 32: Actor GerardGILDDown 33: Boxer's title, brieflySENDDown 34: Short shot?HYPODDown 35: Daphne and hazelSHRUBSDDown 36: It's like home?NOPLACEDDown 37: Bomber BoomerESIASONDDown 39: Beethoven's only operaFIDELIODDown 40: Sight saver?EYE BANKDDown 40: Sight saver?EYEBANKDDown 41: PeakedWANDDown 43: Cockpit displayDIALSDDown 44: Mrs. RockefellerHAPPYDDown 47: Former capital of BoliviaORURODDown 48: Underground eventNTESTDDown 49: _____ glandLYMPHDDown 54: It ended in 1806: Abbr.HREDDown 55: Two or go followerFERDDown 56: XTENDDown 57: Football linemen: Abbr.RGS