New York Times Answers - Sunday, 22nd January 1995 There are 67 across clues and 71 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 22nd January 1995. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Certain reportersCUBSAAcross 5: SlipERRORAAcross 10: Nickname for HaydnPAPAAAcross 14: Monastery manuscriptCODEXAAcross 19: Kind of archOGEEAAcross 20: Religious author PhilipMAUROAAcross 21: "_____ blue as I can be..."IMASAAcross 22: Ocher greenOLIVEAAcross 23: Pain?SHELLINGOUTCASHAAcross 26: Sheltered, as beesHIVEDAAcross 27: Nationality since 1948ISRAELIAAcross 28: _____-eye (tinstone)TOADSAAcross 29: British Labor leader ErnestBEVINAAcross 30: Heavy farm cartWAINAAcross 31: Prefix with active or gradeRETROAAcross 32: Pyromaniacs' delightsFIRESAAcross 33: Dead Sea fortressMASADAAAcross 36: Toned downMUTEDAAcross 37: Party clothes and suchFINERIESAAcross 40: FragrancesODORSAAcross 41: Mayan?NOBODYELSESAAcross 43: Writer _____ WinslowOLAAAcross 44: PlangentLOUDAAcross 45: Corrida performerTOROAAcross 46: The Great CommonerPITTAAcross 47: Nabokov book, 1957PNINAAcross 48: Prince Valiant's eldestARNAAcross 49: Please?LAWOFFICERSAAcross 53: IntoxicateBESOTAAcross 54: Spring harbingerREDROBINAAcross 56: Sea armINLETAAcross 57: Explorer of Florida, 1539DESOTOAAcross 58: Poetic feetIAMBSAAcross 59: Part of M.O.MODUSAAcross 60: _____ GalileeSEAOFAAcross 61: Pioneer of DadaismMANRAYAAcross 63: Conductor _____ MaazelLORINAAcross 64: U.S.S. Enterprise, e.g.STARSHIPAAcross 67: Bach music makerORGANAAcross 68: Lunges?MIDDAYMEALSAAcross 70: "A Chorus Line" songONEAAcross 71: Conference startTELEAAcross 72: Ship plankWALEAAcross 73: Came downALITAAcross 74: Tallow sourceSUETAAcross 75: Opposite of "là," in FrenchICIAAcross 76: Leis?GENTLEWOMENAAcross 80: _____ Haute, on the WabashTERREAAcross 81: Ersatz artFAKERIESAAcross 83: BuddiesCHUMSAAcross 84: Dines à la LucullusFEASTSAAcross 85: Make an effortEXERTAAcross 86: 1000 groszyZLOTYAAcross 87: Auto racer GrahamHILLAAcross 88: Like many interviewsTAPEDAAcross 89: Rears its ugly headLOOMSAAcross 90: Had a lifeEXISTEDAAcross 94: It can be curedBACONAAcross 95: Pals?PINGPONGRACKETSAAcross 98: Came upAROSEAAcross 99: _____ cheeseBLEUAAcross 100: European dormouseLEROTAAcross 101: Gossip column squibITEMAAcross 102: Airport centerTOWERAAcross 103: Nurse's _____AIDEAAcross 104: Blackmore's LornaDOONEAAcross 105: See 38-DownNESSDDown 1: Mozart "_____ fan tutte"COSIDDown 2: Grunts of distasteUGHSDDown 3: SudsBEERDDown 4: Harrison Ford's "Fugitive" co-starSELAWARDDDown 5: Iago's wifeEMILIADDown 6: Made a collarRANINDDown 7: Toupee, informallyRUGDDown 8: Conquistador's questORODDown 9: Send by a designated pathROUTETODDown 10: Historical French regionPICARDYDDown 11: Writer JorgeAMADODDown 12: Head-'em-off sitePASSDDown 13: Shade of blondeASHDDown 14: SticksCOHERESDDown 15: 1963 Broadway smashOLIVERDDown 16: Mince?DIVISIONSOFHOURSDDown 17: UniformEVENDDown 18: Struck outXEDDDown 24: Police hot line callsLEADSDDown 25: SchleppedTOTEDDDown 29: Big name in I.Q. testsBINETDDown 31: _____ the green (links luck)RUBOFDDown 32: DukesFISTSDDown 33: Wisdom tooth, e.g.MOLARDDown 34: Put on a pedestalADOREDDown 35: Moon?SOUNDINGLIKEACOWDDown 36: "Anyone who disagrees with me," in a sayingMORONDDown 37: Send come-hither looksFLIRTDDown 38: With 105-Across, a Kevin Costner roleELIOTDDown 39: _____ DomingoSANTODDown 41: "______ the Hour" (1948 Crosby hit)NOWISDDown 42: Fencing equipmentEPEESDDown 45: Brindled catTABBYDDown 47: Peons' pay, perhapsPESOSDDown 49: Miller's salesman WillyLOMANDDown 50: Icy waterway: Var.FIORDDDown 51: Ashley Wilkes sister, in "G.W.T.W."INDIADDown 52: Bobbin laceCLUNYDDown 53: Baylor athletesBEARSDDown 55: _____ aves (nonpareils)RARAEDDown 57: Gave everybody a handDEALTDDown 59: Calvin Klein employeeMODELDDown 60: SplotchSTAINDDown 61: Recurrent melodyMOTIFDDown 62: Tropical palmARECADDown 63: Trills lightheartedlyLILTSDDown 64: 1991-92 U.S. Open tennis champSELESDDown 65: SluggishINERTDDown 66: "For _____ sake!"PETESDDown 68: "Olympia" painterMANETDDown 69: Jolson song subjectMAMMYDDown 72: GrotesqueWEIRDDDown 74: Eskimo's wrapSEALSKINDDown 76: Less trainedGREENERDDown 77: Pastoral poemECLOGUEDDown 78: Defeat, and how!WHOMPDDown 79: Peddled better thanOUTSOLDDDown 80: PurposiveTELICDDown 82: Blow the whistle onEXPOSEDDown 84: Get stuck (on)FIXATEDDown 86: Like city real estateZONEDDDown 87: Cousin of the egretHERONDDown 88: Tropical tuberTARODDown 89: Caron film, 1953LILIDDown 91: Place for a chapeauTETEDDown 92: Noisy-le-Sec summersETESDDown 93: Mil. awardsDSMSDDown 94: Casey's clubBATDDown 95: Cops' org.PBADDown 96: Classic prefixNEODDown 97: _____ Harlem Brudtland (Norwegian leader)GRO