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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 15th January 1995

    There are 70 across clues and 71 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 15th January 1995. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: Rhythmic music in 4/4 time
    AAcross 6: Teutonic cry
    AAcross 9: Drink topped with nutmeg
    AAcross 13: Rotters
    AAcross 17: All points bulletin
    AAcross 18: Words after "You can't fire me!"IQUIT
    AAcross 20: Shine's companion
    AAcross 21: Early TV backdrop
    AAcross 22: "_____ saturated fats"LOWIN
    AAcross 23: Watch over
    AAcross 24: As well
    AAcross 25: Carriage
    AAcross 26: Marlon Brando title roleTHEGODFATHER
    AAcross 29: Jean Stapleton title roleAUNTMARY
    AAcross 31: Actress ThompsonSADA
    AAcross 32: _____ poison
    AAcross 33: Demonstrate
    AAcross 35: Lightens
    AAcross 36: Wynonna's mom
    AAcross 38: Opposite of fortis, in phonetics
    AAcross 39: Cliff-dwelling bird
    AAcross 40: Fred Astaire title role
    AAcross 44: Pounds
    AAcross 48: William Tell's homeURI
    AAcross 49: Remove by dissolving
    AAcross 50: Iniquities
    AAcross 52: BulldogELI
    AAcross 53: Travel guide, of a sort
    AAcross 55: Faye Dunaway title roleMOMMIEDEAREST
    AAcross 60: "That is _____..."TOSAY
    AAcross 61: Robert Burns' "The Bonnie _____ Thing"
    AAcross 62: Poetic dusk
    AAcross 62: Poetic dusk
    AAcross 63: Christian and others
    AAcross 64: Lachrymose
    AAcross 68: Sit still for
    AAcross 69: Turkish title
    AAcross 71: Patient's complaint
    AAcross 74: Female goat
    AAcross 75: Jargon suffix
    AAcross 76: Availing
    AAcross 80: Priscilla Lane and others' title rolesFOURDAUGHTERS
    AAcross 84: Black, in a way
    AAcross 86: Common "Wheel of Fortune" purchase
    AAcross 87: With 122-Across, Richard StarkeyRINGO
    AAcross 88: About one-ninth of an orchestra
    AAcross 90: Friend of Pooh
    AAcross 91: Isengrim's foe in fable
    AAcross 93: Elvis Presley and others' title rolesKISSINCOUSINS
    AAcross 98: Cries of painOWS
    AAcross 99: Rhubarb
    AAcross 100: French kindSORTE
    AAcross 101: Poetry-reading Muse
    AAcross 104: Wound
    AAcross 105: Chopin's "Étude _____ Major"INE
    AAcross 106: Saroyan's "My Name Is _____"
    AAcross 110: Jacques Tati title roleMONONCLE
    AAcross 112: Lon Chaney Jr. title roleSONOFDRACULA
    AAcross 115: Brief upturn
    AAcross 116: Flag down
    AAcross 118: Black tea
    AAcross 119: Ty's folks
    AAcross 120: Old-timer in WiesbadenALTE
    AAcross 121: Actress Jeffreys
    AAcross 122: See 87-Across
    AAcross 123: Sound from the nest
    AAcross 124: Imitation morocco
    AAcross 125: Cancelled
    AAcross 126: "Metric" prefixSYM
    AAcross 127: Parts of ski runs
    DDown 1: Popeye's buddies
    DDown 2: Hilo hi
    DDown 3: Imitated a Persian
    DDown 4: Highwayman
    DDown 5: _____ time (never)ATNO
    DDown 6: Etching on copperplate
    DDown 7: Snippy
    DDown 8: "...never married, and that's _____": BurtonHISHELL
    DDown 9: _____ Lippo Lippi
    DDown 10: Amy Lowell poem
    DDown 11: Point in question
    DDown 12: Working class member
    DDown 13: Wish, at times
    DDown 14: Name on a "Wanted" poster
    DDown 15: Industralist John
    DDown 16: Some camcordersSONYS
    DDown 18: Notorious
    DDown 19: TubeTEEVEE
    DDown 27: Wags
    DDown 28: Symbol of one's troth
    DDown 30: _____ Draco (James Bond's wife)
    DDown 34: Japanese-American
    DDown 37: Nocturnal lemur
    DDown 39: Actress Corby et al.ELLENS
    DDown 40: Conduit
    DDown 41: "King _____" of old comicsAROO
    DDown 42: Lowers, in a way
    DDown 43: Bijou
    DDown 44: Top of a platterSIDEA
    DDown 45: Grandpa Walton portrayerGEER
    DDown 46: Lohengrin's loveELSA
    DDown 47: Perches
    DDown 51: Prez's stand-in
    DDown 54: "Marius the Epicurean" author Walter
    DDown 56: Wise baby?
    DDown 57: Reagan Attorney GeneralMEESE
    DDown 58: This could raise a red flag
    DDown 59: Dogie catcher
    DDown 65: Legendary Robin et al.ADAIRS
    DDown 66: 18 holes, generally
    DDown 67: Peterman
    DDown 70: The Merry Macs' "_____ Songs"HUTSUT
    DDown 71: Way off
    DDown 72: Pitcher David
    DDown 73: The Kingfish, to friendsHUEY
    DDown 77: Biblical lettersINRI
    DDown 78: M-G-M symbol
    DDown 79: Umberto and kin
    DDown 81: Use as a resourceDRAWON
    DDown 82: Add artificialty, with "up"
    DDown 83: Holy person's title
    DDown 84: One who say "Amen"
    DDown 85: Loving one
    DDown 89: Shaped like a sword
    DDown 92: ClosedNOTOPEN
    DDown 94: Medical suffixITIS
    DDown 95: Urban hangouts of yore
    DDown 96: Shakespearean works
    DDown 97: ManateesSEACOWS
    DDown 99: Inasmuch (as)
    DDown 101: Block
    DDown 102: Jacob Abbott hero
    DDown 103: Singer KerrANITA
    DDown 104: Texas plain
    DDown 107: Hardly sophisticates
    DDown 108: "Three Tall Women" playwright
    DDown 109: Mizzens
    DDown 111: Earl Derr Biggers heroCHAN
    DDown 113: Authorize
    DDown 114: Dumas novelACTE
    DDown 117: One of 13 popes
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