New York Times Answers - Friday, 9th December 1994

There are 38 across clues and 35 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 9th December 1994. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Dwellers on the upper Oder	SILESIANS
AAcross 10:	Coasts
AAcross 15:	Attaching	HOOKINGUP
AAcross 16:	"The Forsyte Saga" novel	TOLET
AAcross 17:	It's been said
AAcross 18:	_____ bug in one's ear (give ideas)	PUTSA
AAcross 19:	Praise
AAcross 20:	Perrault's "La _____ au bois dormant"
AAcross 22:	Popular toy company	TOMY
AAcross 23:	Pompous fellow
AAcross 24:	Boston literary family	LOWELLS
AAcross 26:	Denials
AAcross 27:	Fido's offering
AAcross 28:	Été month	AOUT
AAcross 29:	Skippy rival	JIF
AAcross 30:	Perniciousness
AAcross 32:	More than unpleasant
AAcross 33:	"Double Fantasy" singer
AAcross 34:	Quincy specialty
AAcross 37:	John Scopes, for one
AAcross 39:	C7-H5-N3-O6 familiarly
AAcross 40:	Enwreathe
AAcross 42:	Eschews robots
AAcross 43:	Résumé info
AAcross 44:	Actress Swenson
AAcross 45:	Oomph
AAcross 46:	Musical notes
AAcross 47:	Not completely clean
AAcross 49:	New Deal grp.
AAcross 52:	Cultural matters, with "the"
AAcross 54:	Many a Lett	RIGAN
AAcross 55:	Hard up
AAcross 56:	Second-generation Japanese-American
AAcross 58:	Northern California city	SANTAROSA
AAcross 60:	"Murphy"
AAcross 61:	Dial number
AAcross 62:	It's currently positive
AAcross 63:	1983 Jackson-McCartney hit	SAYSAYSAY
DDown 1:	Five-time Super Bowl coach	SHULA
DDown 2:	Nitpicking amounts
DDown 3:	Kind of position
DDown 4:	Squeezed (out)
DDown 5:	Gawain's title
DDown 6:	One way to tie a knot	INABOW
DDown 7:	Only Veep from Maryland	AGNEW
DDown 8:	Word with family or winter
DDown 9:	Make crystal-clear
DDown 10:	Gas station display
DDown 10:	Gas station display
DDown 11:	Galoot
DDown 12:	Singer whose middle name is Hercules	ELTONJOHN
DDown 13:	City on the Raccoon
DDown 14:	Remains to see	STAYSFOR
DDown 21:	Remain free
DDown 24:	Like the streets of Holmesian London
DDown 25:	Like an angry lobster?
DDown 27:	Ex-con, maybe
DDown 30:	Language of 14 million
DDown 31:	Certifies	ATTESTSTO
DDown 34:	Swift runner of myth	ATALANTA
DDown 35:	U-boat gear
DDown 36:	"A nickel ain't worth a dime anymore" et al.	YOGIISMS
DDown 38:	Salary limit
DDown 41:	Hypothetical supercontinent
DDown 45:	Some hotels	PENTAS
DDown 48:	Flavorful
DDown 49:	Brewer Adolph	COORS
DDown 50:	Met soprano Mary
DDown 51:	Perot theme song
DDown 53:	Pit
DDown 55:	Weaker ones
DDown 57:	Displeasure
DDown 59:	"Now I get it!"