New York Times Answers - Sunday, 29th January 1995 There are 86 across clues and 72 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 29th January 1995. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Muezzin's call at a mosqueAZANAAcross 5: Bottomless pitABYSSAAcross 10: EscapadeLARKAAcross 14: Cutlass cutGASHAAcross 18: Hitachi competitorSONYAAcross 19: Give a priceQUOTEAAcross 20: Unsteady on one's feetAREELAAcross 22: One of the FuriesALECTOAAcross 24: TV knobTONEAAcross 25: ProponentURGERAAcross 26: Nun, e.g.HEBREWLETTERAAcross 28: Demographic datumAGEAAcross 29: Captain of the Sáo GabrielDAGAMAAAcross 30: Earth-moving equipment?TAURUSDOZERSAAcross 31: _____ publicaRESAAcross 32: Cinnabar and bariteORESAAcross 33: OverrefinedPRISSYAAcross 35: Speakeasy customerWETAAcross 36: Joey _____ and the StarlitersDEEAAcross 37: Burns' "_____ Mouse"TOAAAcross 38: Laugh: Fr.RISAAcross 39: Start of a laughHEEAAcross 40: Hindu gentlemenBABOOSAAcross 42: Kind of timerEGGAAcross 43: "Enough, Giuseppe!"BASTAAAcross 45: ForeshadowBODEAAcross 49: Ancient Roman priestsFLAMENSAAcross 51: "All _____!" (court phrase)RISEAAcross 53: NightmareINCUBUSAAcross 55: BroadcastAIREDAAcross 56: Gate-crasher?BATTERINGARIESAAcross 59: Ivan, e.g.CZARAAcross 60: "Ben-Hur" studioMGMAAcross 63: Exams for would-be workersAPTITUDETESTSAAcross 64: People with listsDEANSAAcross 65: Sale-price abbr.IRRAAcross 66: Noted spokestunaCHARLIEAAcross 67: Social hangers-onISTSAAcross 68: Cherished onePETAAcross 69: Computer companyNECAAcross 70: Geom. figureCIRAAcross 71: Bambi's auntENAAAcross 72: Barker and KettleMASAAcross 73: South China, e.g.SEAAAcross 74: Balancer, of sortsCPAAAcross 77: 1958 song "_____ Blu, Dipinto di Blu"NELAAcross 78: Handel's "_____, Galatea e Polifemo"ACIAAcross 79: Celtic NeptuneLERAAcross 80: 1995 House chantNEWTAAcross 81: GreekHELLENEAAcross 83: Kind of crossTAUAAcross 84: "Odyssey" fruitLOTUSAAcross 87: 1960 John Wayne movieNORTHTOALASKAAAcross 89: Ernie of the P.G.A.ELSAAcross 90: Match king KreugerIVARAAcross 91: Patsy?SCAPECAPRICORNAAcross 92: Printer's daggersOBELIAAcross 93: Smash hitHOME RUNAAcross 94: Case worker: Abbr.ATTYAAcross 95: Like a drunk's speechSLURREDAAcross 97: Professional soc.ASSNAAcross 98: Song of joyPAEANAAcross 101: Auto ad abbr.APRAAcross 103: Hypnotic ingredient in medicineACETALAAcross 104: QB's goalsTDSAAcross 106: "Oranges & Lemons" rock groupXTCAAcross 107: Telecommunications corp.GTEAAcross 108: "We Do Our Part" org.NRAAAcross 109: Darker than chestnutBAYAAcross 111: JellyfishMEDUSAAAcross 115: FortuneFATEAAcross 116: Years and yearsEONAAcross 117: Sidling arachnid?CANCERSPIDERAAcross 120: Pieces of pieces of eightREALESAAcross 122: Phone dial trioMNOAAcross 123: LorgnettesOPERA GLASSESAAcross 124: Loses vigorWILTSAAcross 125: Clock hourVIIIAAcross 126: ConspectusRESUMEAAcross 127: First name in silentsTHEDAAAcross 128: Atlas pictureINSETAAcross 129: Verb type: Abbr.INTRAAcross 130: Jocular JohnsonARTEAAcross 131: OtherwiseELSEAAcross 132: Has to haveNEEDSAAcross 133: Architect _____ van der RoheMIESDDown 1: Aphrodite's Semitic counterpartASTARTEDDown 2: Re the science of animal distributionZOOGEOGRAPHICALDDown 3: "Patriot Games" actress?ANNESAGITTARIUSDDown 4: Humorist BillNYEDDown 5: Locales for swordtailsAQUARIADDown 6: "1985" novelistBURGESSDDown 7: Meditative methodsYOGASDDown 8: CheckSTEMDDown 9: Shawl for siestasSERAPEDDown 10: Actress ChristineLAHTIDDown 11: TractsAREASDDown 12: Picture puzzleREBUSDDown 13: Dairy cattle breedKERRYDDown 14: Tenor sax greatGETZDDown 15: Followed, as a tipACTEDONDDown 16: Sound investmentsSTEREOSDDown 17: Engine power, informallyHORSESDDown 21: 100 baniLEUDDown 22: Brilliant orange star of the northern skyALDEBARANDDown 23: Circus stars?LEOTAMERSDDown 27: Storm headingWSWDDown 29: June bugDORBEETLEDDown 34: Breaks violently againREBURSTSDDown 39: Measures for puntsHANGTIMESDDown 41: BunkBEDDDown 44: Trident featureTINEDDown 46: Final noticesOBITSDDown 47: They're often paidDUESDDown 48: PluralizerESSDDown 49: AspectFACETDDown 50: 1929 Gershwin songLIZADDown 52: To-doSTIRDDown 54: Shaw's "_____ and Cleopatra"CAESARDDown 56: BerrylikeBACCATEDDown 57: HavocRUINDDown 58: "The very _____!"IDEADDown 60: Diamond club?MINNESOTAGEMINIDDown 61: Superman's baneGREENKRYPTONITEDDown 62: Bald man of advertisingMRCLEANDDown 64: Poisonous mushroomsDEATHCUPSDDown 68: Kin of silverwarePEWTERDDown 73: Ancient marine "hazards"SERPENTSDDown 74: WhackCHOPDDown 75: Bergamot, e.g.PEARDDown 76: LeaguesALLIANCESDDown 79: Attention-grabbingLURIDDDown 80: Linguist Chomsky et al.NOAMSDDown 82: Milk: PrefixLACTDDown 84: Gymnastic apparatus?LIBRABEAMDDown 85: Baggy, as clothesOVERLARGEDDown 86: Scheherazade's recitalTALEDDown 87: Mil. membersNCOSDDown 88: Lake from which the Blue Nile springsTANADDown 91: Akihito's templeSHADDown 92: UnconsciousOUTDDown 95: Windshield clearerSCRAPERDDown 96: Least fatLEANESTDDown 99: NobleEXALTEDDDown 100: Gives proofATTESTSDDown 102: "La Loge" and "La Grenouillère," e.g.RENOIRSDDown 103: Mooring for a Spanish galleonANCORADDown 105: Noted naturalistDARWINDDown 110: Designer's monogramYSLDDown 111: _____-Mokwa ("Hiawatha" bear)MISHEDDown 112: Corsair or RangerEDSELDDown 113: 1936 Cooper roleDEEDSDDown 114: Alpha _____ Minoris (Polaris)URSAEDDown 115: CounterfeitFALSEDDown 118: Rock's Mötley _____CRUEDDown 119: PerfectlyPATDDown 121: Article written by NietzscheEINEDDown 125: Get-up-and-goVIM