New York Times Answers - Sunday, 18th December 1994 There are 69 across clues and 97 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 18th December 1994. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Lindstrom or ZadoraPIAAAcross 4: Wand waver's wordPRESTOAAcross 10: StartingASOFAAcross 14: Gazelle houndSALUKIAAcross 20: Du Mauner's "Jamaica _____"INNAAcross 21: Lean againstREST ONAAcross 22: Windsurfers' meccaMAUIAAcross 23: ConfidentiallyINTRUSTAAcross 25: Part 1 of a quoteTHECOMPUTERISINCREDIBLYAAcross 29: Sharif-Andrews movie "The _____ Seed"TAMARINDAAcross 30: NoticesADSAAcross 31: M.G.M founder MarcusLOEWAAcross 32: Napkin holderLAPAAcross 33: Guardian Angels founder CurtisSLIWAAAcross 34: Looks poopedSAGSAAcross 36: Summer theater, sometimesBARNAAcross 37: Nauru exportGUANOAAcross 39: Quote, part 2FASTACCURATEANDSTUPIDAAcross 45: HorrifiedAGHASTAAcross 46: Housman's was from ShropshireLADAAcross 47: Jawbone sourceASSAAcross 48: Withdraws, with outOPTSAAcross 52: Clanton foe of 1881EARPAAcross 53: 1974 McCartney/Wings hitJETAAcross 55: SaveSALT AWAYAAcross 60: Author of the quoteLEOCHERNEAAcross 62: Someone elseANOTHERAAcross 65: Valiant mateALETAAAcross 66: Cairo in "The Maltese Falcon"LORREAAcross 67: Quote, part 3MANISUNBELIEVABLYAAcross 70: Know, somehowINTUITAAcross 72: Provider of sound bytes?CD-ROMAAcross 73: Little wise oneOWLETAAcross 74: SuperciliumEYEBROWAAcross 76: Hot time in ChileENEROAAcross 78: Engage in vote-swappingLOGROLLAAcross 84: Where to take a load offWHARFAAcross 87: TotaledRANTOAAcross 90: Sartre novelNAUSEAAAcross 91: Quote, part 4SLOWINACCURATEANDAAcross 98: Lost City of the _____INCASAAcross 99: Ypsilanti's riverHURONAAcross 100: Albertville abodesCHALETSAAcross 101: Quote, part 5BRILLIANTAAcross 103: CatchOVERTAKEAAcross 105: Auto racer _____ FabiTEOAAcross 106: OpulenceLUXEAAcross 107: Electronic monitors, for shortCRTSAAcross 108: A little butterKIDAAcross 109: Carl Icahn companyTWAAAcross 111: BuckRESISTAAcross 113: Quote, part 6THEMARRIAGEOFTHETWOISAAcross 122: Prop (up)SHOREAAcross 123: Start of a child's rhymeEENYAAcross 124: Toll rds.TPKSAAcross 125: It means "high woods"OBOESAAcross 127: Single layerHENAAcross 128: Fourth-down optionPUNTAAcross 129: Whodunit writer GraftonSUEAAcross 130: Criticize vigorouslySAILINTOAAcross 133: End of the quoteAFORCEBEYONDCALCULATIONAAcross 139: Steroid, for instanceHORMONEAAcross 140: Ballet bendPLIEAAcross 141: PlumbiferousLEADENAAcross 142: Selected at randomANYAAcross 143: Columbus, e.g.GENOANAAcross 144: Attacks a sub?EATSAAcross 145: Camisole sizePETITEAAcross 146: Govt. code grp.NSADDown 1: "The Gale Storm Show" co-starPITTSDDown 2: BisectedINHALFDDown 3: Iron deficiency problemANEMIADDown 4: By sharePRO RATADDown 5: Do-fa fillerREMIDDown 6: Cable stapleESPNDDown 7: Draw alternativeSTUDDDown 8: Sandbox set memberTOTDDown 9: Last word "A Christmas Carol"ONEDDown 10: In the thick ofAMIDSTDDown 11: GuffSASSDDown 12: Paris accordOUIDDown 13: Where Sibelius made his markkaaFINLANDDDown 14: 1994 Elle Macpherson filmSIRENSDDown 15: De novoANEWDDown 16: Cornwall co.LTD.DDown 17: Lake of Lucerne cantonURIDDown 18: Genghis' grandsonKUBLAIDDown 19: Gas-pump platformISLANDDDown 24: Tit for tat, perhapsTYPODDown 26: Ravens' ravin's?CAWSDDown 27: Madras musicRAGADDown 28: Classic '30s autoCORDDDown 34: HangSUSPENDDDown 35: CunningARTDDown 36: Pastoral plaintBAADDown 37: Austrian painter KlimtGUSTAVDDown 38: College in East Orange, N.J.UPSALADDown 40: "The Morning Watch" authorAGEEDDown 41: BewitchCHARMDDown 42: Carson's swamiCARNACDDown 43: "Rocket Man" JohnELTONDDown 44: World chess champ, 1960-61TALDDown 48: Burr Tillstrom puppetOLLIEDDown 49: Hoosier state flowerPEONYDDown 50: Eggy cakeTORTEDDown 51: Hit the dirt?SCRUBDDown 53: Husband of MedeaJASONDDown 54: CountENUMERATEDDown 55: Unload, so to speakSELLDDown 56: Sylvia Plath titleARIELDDown 57: Flycatcher?WEBDDown 58: N.F.L city: Abbr.ATLDDown 59: "Whoopee!"YAYDDown 61: Charles, to ElizabethHEIRDDown 63: Oilman _____ PickensTBOONEDDown 64: FellHEWDDown 68: Easily angeredIREFULDDown 69: Henry VI founded itETONDDown 71: Shute's "A _____ Like Alice"TOWNDDown 75: Slap hardWHACKDDown 77: _____ Rizzo of "Midnight Cowboy"RATSODDown 79: Writer GodwinGAILDDown 80: Like the futhark alphabetRUNICDDown 81: Peace Nobelist _____ Arias SanchezOSCARDDown 82: InclinedLEANTDDown 83: Doesn't wear outLASTSDDown 85: LongACHEDDown 86: Elvis' record labelRCADDown 88: Moses' burdenTABLETSDDown 89: TorrentONRUSHDDown 91: "_____ nuff!"SHODDown 92: 1964 Murray Schisgal playLUVDDown 93: Get a lode of thisOREDDown 93: Get a lode of thisORE.DDown 94: Sterile beeWORKERDDown 95: After a whileIN TIMEDDown 95: After a whileINTIMEDDown 96: Price twiceRETAGDDown 97: Popular Civil War songDIXIEDDown 102: In caseLESTDDown 104: Miss Clare of "Bleak House"ADADDown 109: Old photoTINTYPEDDown 110: TechniqueWAYDDown 111: Washington's _____ StadiumRFKDDown 112: Like most highwaysTWO-LANEDDown 113: To Sandburg, it comes on little cat feetTHEFOGDDown 114: French painter DaumierHONOREDDown 115: National Cartoonists Society awardREUBENDDown 116: It's put before DescartesRENEDDown 117: Chopin's "Twelve Grand _____"ETUDESDDown 118: "Well"-financed grp.OPECDDown 119: Final noticeOBITDDown 120: Heraclitus, e.g.IONIANDDown 121: Authors Anya and ErnestSETONSDDown 122: Persian pooh-bahSHAHDDown 126: Raskolnikov's love in "Crime and Punishment"SONYADDown 128: Baseball's AlejandroPENADDown 129: HuffSNITDDown 130: Hightail itSCATDDown 131: Autobahn autoAUDIDDown 132: "_____ a song..."ILETDDown 134: D.D.E's VeepRMNDDown 135: Bill's companionCOODDown 136: 1941 Pulitzer winner WinslowOLADDown 137: The Eiger, e.gALPDDown 138: "To Kill a Mockingbird" authorLEE