New York Times Answers - Sunday, 1st January 1995

There are 78 across clues and 80 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 1st January 1995. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Auto accessory
AAcross 6:	Britannia
AAcross 12:	Country music's Axton	HOYT
AAcross 16:	Hansom
AAcross 19:	Part of "I, Claudius"
AAcross 20:	Treat, as per a famous rule	DOUNTO
AAcross 21:	Remedy for dry toast
AAcross 22:	First president of Korea	RHEE
AAcross 23:	Event at which people have a ball	COUNTDOWNATTIMESSQUARE
AAcross 27:	Sanctions	OKS
AAcross 28:	Cousin of a gimlet
AAcross 29:	Prefix with masochism
AAcross 30:	It's all downhill from here
AAcross 31:	Barely contain one's anger
AAcross 33:	Joplin tune
AAcross 35:	Madrileño, e.g.
AAcross 38:	Dismay
AAcross 39:	Land
AAcross 40:	One of the Maunas
AAcross 42:	"Get off _____!"	MYBACK
AAcross 44:	Hearty quaff
AAcross 45:	Jazz's Kid _____	ORY
AAcross 47:	Laugh-a-minute
AAcross 47:	Laugh-a-minute
AAcross 49:	Tenth of a joule	MEGAERG
AAcross 51:	Ruby anniversary
AAcross 55:	Flaming Gorge Reservoir site
AAcross 57:	Opinion
AAcross 58:	Like Haydn's "Surprise Symphony"	ING
AAcross 60:	"Jake's Thing" author
AAcross 61:	Whence Jackie got her O	ARI
AAcross 62:	Full of holes
AAcross 64:	Hugger-mugger
AAcross 67:	Stimpy's pal
AAcross 68:	Spiral-shelled snail
AAcross 70:	Additionally
AAcross 71:	Madrileño's moolah
AAcross 72:	Plankton components
AAcross 74:	Our wish to you	A/NL/IL/NB/EE/TS/YT/FF/IO/VR/E
AAcross 78:	Three-_____ (multipurpose)	INONE
AAcross 79:	Sink
AAcross 81:	History chapter
AAcross 82:	Traffic jam
AAcross 84:	Army _____
AAcross 85:	Thickset
AAcross 86:	DeNiro's "Mean Streets" co-star	KEITEL
AAcross 89:	Stack of oldies, maybe	LPS
AAcross 90:	Greek consonants
AAcross 91:	180 degrees from norte
AAcross 92:	One of the Vanderbilts	AMY
AAcross 94:	First name in architecture	EERO
AAcross 95:	Not one to go solo	ESCORTEE
AAcross 97:	Cornstalks strands
AAcross 100:	"Understood"
AAcross 102:	Dude
AAcross 103:	Bridle's mouthpiece
AAcross 105:	Singer Carey	MARIAH
AAcross 107:	Adolphe _____, musical instrument inventor
AAcross 108:	Shaped like an inner tube
AAcross 112:	Tony nominee for "Mass Appeal"	OSHEA
AAcross 114:	She's unarmed
AAcross 116:	Beak
AAcross 116:	Beak
AAcross 118:	Neat
AAcross 119:	Titular tenor in a Verdi opera	OTELLO
AAcross 121:	Where heros are made
AAcross 123:	"I _____ saw..."	CAMEI
AAcross 125:	Pa. neighbor
AAcross 125:	Pa. neighbor
AAcross 126:	Timely opening words	SHOULDAULDACQUAINTANCE
AAcross 131:	Improbable
AAcross 132:	Bond foe	DRNO
AAcross 133:	What it is
AAcross 134:	Sans smog
AAcross 135:	Par: Abbr.
AAcross 136:	Revue piece
AAcross 137:	Esurient
AAcross 138:	Mythical monster
DDown 1:	Harass publicly
DDown 2:	"See what I got!"	LOOKEE
DDown 3:	Comedian
DDown 4:	Former White House inits.	RMN
DDown 5:	Subject of a 1917 execution
DDown 6:	Work like _____	ADOG
DDown 7:	Drop
DDown 8:	Japanese puppet theater
DDown 9:	"_____ moment"	INA
DDown 10:	Baseballers Ed and Mel	OTTS
DDown 11:	"_____ a Stranger" (1955 film)	NOTAS
DDown 12:	Waits for weights
DDown 13:	Flamenco accolade
DDown 14:	"Owner of a Lonely Heart" band
DDown 15:	Go for a ringer
DDown 16:	New Year's welcome, frequently	CHAMPAGNETOAST
DDown 17:	You may see it on TV
DDown 18:	Semiantique car
DDown 22:	Beef cut
DDown 24:	Awaited
DDown 25:	The same
DDown 26:	It can move mountains
DDown 32:	Brings (out)
DDown 34:	Outfit
DDown 34:	Outfit
DDown 36:	Not merely pudgy
DDown 37:	Sitarist's rendition
DDown 41:	Kind of pilot
DDown 43:	Psychic author Edgar	CAYCE
DDown 46:	"Sure!"
DDown 47:	Refrigerate a Tex-Mex dish	CHILL/I
DDown 48:	Leaves the ball	PARTS/Y
DDown 50:	Torn
DDown 51:	Capacitance units
DDown 52:	Frittatas
DDown 53:	Leaves the past behind	RINGSOUTTHEOLD
DDown 54:	Tire pattern style	TREA/ND
DDown 56:	Deride the foot	HOOT/F
DDown 59:	Babysitter, perhaps
DDown 63:	Quiet word in the Garter motto	SOF/IT
DDown 65:	Soviet poet Mandelstam	OSIP
DDown 66:	Soporific sucker
DDown 68:	It'll last for days
DDown 69:	Swiss abstractionist joint	KL/NEE
DDown 71:	Readies quick looks	PR/EEPS
DDown 73:	Gulf of Guinea port
DDown 75:	Cheese city of Pennsylvania	B/ERIE
DDown 76:	One who devours a spud	E/TATER
DDown 77:	Fuel ship of a more offensive nature	O/VILER
DDown 80:	Lake Malawi's old name	NYASA
DDown 83:	New London grp.	USCG
DDown 86:	Australian novelist _____ Tennant
DDown 87:	Piccadilly Circus statue
DDown 88:	J.F.K.'s Boston counterpart
DDown 90:	"Stir Crazy" star	PRYOR
DDown 93:	Erstwhile talk-show host	MERV
DDown 96:	Surpass Nolan Ryan
DDown 98:	Lowercase
DDown 99:	Setting for a diamond
DDown 101:	Do
DDown 103:	Promotes
DDown 104:	"_____ All There Is?"	ISTHAT
DDown 106:	Shaded
DDown 109:	Female stand-up star	RUDNER
DDown 110:	Glossy cover
DDown 110:	Glossy cover
DDown 111:	Stick in the salad
DDown 113:	Lead-in to Tishri
DDown 115:	Word on the street
DDown 117:	Spoke sheepishly
DDown 118:	D.C. V.I.P.
DDown 120:	Tote board tally
DDown 122:	Writer of "Happy Birthday"
DDown 124:	Boglike
DDown 127:	Refuge
DDown 127:	Refuge
DDown 128:	Numerical prefix
DDown 129:	"_____ pasa?"	QUE
DDown 130:	Emulating
DDown 130:	Emulating