New York Times Answers - Sunday, 23rd October 1994

There are 68 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 23rd October 1994. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	60's teens
AAcross 5:	Bit of kelp, e.g.
AAcross 9:	Italian wine city	ASTI
AAcross 13:	Pioneering hypnotist
AAcross 19:	Drop
AAcross 20:	Where the kip is currency
AAcross 21:	Roll up
AAcross 22:	Run out
AAcross 23:	Like many a jailbird?	SAVEDBYTHEBAIL
AAcross 26:	Goad
AAcross 27:	Haughty look
AAcross 28:	Body passage	ITER
AAcross 29:	Horned vipers
AAcross 31:	Deutschland song
AAcross 32:	Transporting white envelopes?	RUNNINGPALEMAIL
AAcross 37:	Cartoonist Browne	DIK
AAcross 40:	Witticism
AAcross 41:	Mitigates
AAcross 42:	Erstwhile catalogue
AAcross 46:	Opposed, in oaters
AAcross 48:	Farm alarm
AAcross 52:	Kind of tunnel
AAcross 53:	Dethrone
AAcross 55:	Ill effect of some rock?	SHALESHOCK
AAcross 59:	Long Island Sound city
AAcross 60:	Nightclub
AAcross 61:	Dummy
AAcross 62:	Singer Tennille	TONI
AAcross 63:	Dappled
AAcross 64:	Saying
AAcross 66:	Méditerranée	MER
AAcross 68:	Hits the hay
AAcross 70:	Chemical endings
AAcross 71:	Gold mine for brew lovers?	ALEDORADO
AAcross 74:	Author Umberto et al.
AAcross 76:	Imagine	DREAMOF
AAcross 78:	CBer's "bear"
AAcross 79:	Porky Pig's girlfriend
AAcross 82:	Stage doings
AAcross 84:	Eighth-century Chinese poet	TUFU
AAcross 85:	East Lansing sch.	MSU
AAcross 87:	Beauty parlor procedures
AAcross 88:	Showy wrap
AAcross 89:	Result of too much filing by the manicurist?	LITTLENAIL
AAcross 92:	Where the bees are
AAcross 93:	A Dionne	EMILIE
AAcross 95:	Some smiths
AAcross 97:	Leeds's river
AAcross 98:	Low-lying areas
AAcross 99:	Expanse
AAcross 102:	Brit. lexicon
AAcross 102:	Brit. lexicon
AAcross 104:	Classicist's subj.
AAcross 105:	Direction to the special effects guy?	GIVEEMHAILHARRY
AAcross 111:	Deposit
AAcross 114:	"Good Luck Miss Wyckoff" writer
AAcross 115:	Appear
AAcross 116:	Wonderland cake message	EATME
AAcross 120:	Nitrogen compounds
AAcross 122:	These may have been given to Ishmael?	GETWHALEWISHES
AAcross 126:	Kind of wheel
AAcross 127:	Cartoonist Peter
AAcross 128:	King's address
AAcross 129:	Rombauer of cookbook fame	IRMA
AAcross 130:	Drops of water, e.g.
AAcross 131:	It's "east" of Toledo	ESTE
AAcross 132:	Chuck
AAcross 133:	Australian hoppers
DDown 1:	Liverwort kin
DDown 2:	Arabian land
DDown 3:	Joint
DDown 4:	Beef on the hoof
DDown 5:	Garment under a chasuble
DDown 6:	Lambaste
DDown 7:	Convicted crime boss John	GOTTI
DDown 8:	Pale
DDown 9:	Mil. post	AFB
DDown 10:	Latin possessive	SUA
DDown 11:	"The Crucible" happenings
DDown 12:	"Maybe"	ILLSEE
DDown 13:	Bright group
DDown 14:	River of Somersetshire	EXE
DDown 15:	Bee participant
DDown 16:	The south of France
DDown 17:	Perry's creator	ERLE
DDown 18:	Saxophone, e.g.
DDown 24:	Recipient of a beating
DDown 25:	Physics unit
DDown 30:	Canadian chiefs
DDown 33:	Sewer worker of 50's TV	NORTON
DDown 34:	Eponymous British Bobby
DDown 35:	Swiss river
DDown 36:	Danish writer Dinesen	ISAK
DDown 37:	Smears
DDown 38:	Light
DDown 39:	Play an amorous detective?	KISSANDTAIL
DDown 43:	Where the criminal seaman ended up?	APRISONSAIL
DDown 44:	Martha of "Hellzapoppin"	RAYE
DDown 45:	Inuit conveyance
DDown 47:	Some fishermen
DDown 49:	C.I.A., once	OSS
DDown 50:	Indecent
DDown 51:	Saved for future viewing
DDown 52:	Third-century date	CCII
DDown 54:	Emerge
DDown 56:	Secures with seat belts	STRAPSIN
DDown 57:	Broke clods
DDown 58:	Successful	ONTOP
DDown 63:	Money: Lat.	PECUNIA
DDown 65:	Range
DDown 67:	Old Fox sitcom
DDown 69:	Put a new point on	RETIP
DDown 72:	Artist's workspace
DDown 73:	Non-italic
DDown 75:	Notched range
DDown 77:	End in _____	ATIE
DDown 80:	Slip remover
DDown 81:	To date
DDown 82:	Slumbering
DDown 83:	Robin Cook book
DDown 86:	Little: Suffix
DDown 89:	Actress Virna	LISI
DDown 90:	Print indelibly
DDown 91:	Actress Talbot	NITA
DDown 94:	Map explanations
DDown 96:	Gadabouts
DDown 99:	Lacrosse squad
DDown 100:	Jamaican music
DDown 101:	Muslim moguls
DDown 103:	Vier preceded	DREI
DDown 106:	They hold tight
DDown 107:	"-y" equivalent
DDown 108:	Part of L.C.M.
DDown 109:	Sun: Prefix
DDown 110:	Mr. Arafat	YASIR
DDown 111:	Reindeer herder
DDown 112:	Sheik Abdel Rahman	OMAR
DDown 113:	Conn of "Benson"	DIDI
DDown 117:	By way of, old-style
DDown 118:	Office note
DDown 119:	Those, to Juanita	ESAS
DDown 121:	Hackberry, for one
DDown 123:	Bang maker
DDown 124:	Me, it's often said
DDown 125:	Jazzman Montgomery	WES