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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 26th February 1995

    There are 65 across clues and 76 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 26th February 1995. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: Pro ___TEM
    AAcross 4: Singer KhanCHAKA
    AAcross 9: Stately
    AAcross 14: Jimmy of "NYPD Blue"
    AAcross 19: Japanese admiral YukoITO
    AAcross 20: Was moribund
    AAcross 21: Ne plus ultra
    AAcross 22: U.S. Chief Justice, 1836-65
    AAcross 23: Tom, Dick and HarryTHUMBVANDYKEANDMORGAN
    AAcross 27: Strips
    AAcross 28: Battery inventor
    AAcross 29: Just conclusion?
    AAcross 29: Just conclusion?
    AAcross 30: First name in skatingSONJA
    AAcross 31: Telephone man
    AAcross 32: Cartoon dogODIE
    AAcross 33: Turkish honorific
    AAcross 35: Part of N.B.
    AAcross 36: Buckets, perhapsCARSEATS
    AAcross 40: Tom, Dick and HarrySEAVERMARTINANDTRUMAN
    AAcross 46: Ye _____ Curiosity ShoppeOLDE
    AAcross 47: Irish actor PatrickMAGEE
    AAcross 48: Nay sayers
    AAcross 49: Christian _____
    AAcross 50: Apollo component, for short
    AAcross 51: Forearm parts
    AAcross 52: Flexible
    AAcross 53: Redhead?
    AAcross 55: One at the start
    AAcross 56: In view
    AAcross 57: Battery type
    AAcross 58: Admission requirements, informally
    AAcross 59: Tom, Dick and HarryMIXBUTTONANDBELAFONTE
    AAcross 68: "_____ est celare artem" (Latin proverb)
    AAcross 69: Council member: Abbr.ALD
    AAcross 70: Grease monkey's task
    AAcross 71: Mouths, anatomically
    AAcross 72: Dental restoration
    AAcross 75: Cornerstone features
    AAcross 77: Novel forms
    AAcross 78: Small songbird
    AAcross 79: Duffer's dream
    AAcross 80: Opposite of remove
    AAcross 80: Opposite of remove
    AAcross 81: 1928 Fritz Lang thriller
    AAcross 82: Thorn, for one
    AAcross 83: Tom, Dick and HarrySAWYERCAVETTANDCHAPIN
    AAcross 88: Enough
    AAcross 89: Gaming table equipment
    AAcross 90: Churl
    AAcross 91: Fontanne's partner
    AAcross 92: Sweeping
    AAcross 93: Bank holdings: Abbr.MTGES
    AAcross 97: Burial markers
    AAcross 100: They can always be counted on
    AAcross 102: Where Medicine Hat is
    AAcross 104: Tom, Dick and HarryARNOLDCLARKANDHOUDINI
    AAcross 108: "Count _____!"MEOUT
    AAcross 109: Star in Orion
    AAcross 110: Norse pantheon
    AAcross 111: Forty-niner's need
    AAcross 112: Trattoria topper
    AAcross 113: Cup, in Caen
    AAcross 114: Projecting part
    AAcross 115: Guinness suffix
    DDown 1: Shakespeare's mad general
    DDown 2: Prefix with centricETHNO
    DDown 3: Bewail
    DDown 4: Simoleions
    DDown 5: Scene of busyness
    DDown 6: "_____, my Love! ye do me wrong"
    DDown 7: Baseball's Griffey Sr. or Jr.
    DDown 7: Baseball's Griffey Sr. or Jr.
    DDown 8: Make sense, with "up"
    DDown 9: Composer Rimsky-KorsakovNIKOLAI
    DDown 10: Digger _____ of "The Life of Riley"ODELL
    DDown 11: Recipe instruction
    DDown 12: "Peyton Place" actress Wood
    DDown 13: Old age, in old times
    DDown 14: More poker-faced
    DDown 15: Actor without lines?
    DDown 16: Actress Swenson
    DDown 17: Socials
    DDown 18: Auld lang _____
    DDown 24: Needles, Calif., locale
    DDown 25: Mimieux of "Where the Boys Are"YVETTE
    DDown 26: Central positions
    DDown 31: Is wearisome
    DDown 32: "Do _____"ORDIE
    DDown 34: Ornamental bands
    DDown 35: Japanese city, host of the 1998 Winter Olympics
    DDown 36: Cambridge studentCANTAB
    DDown 37: Flower: PrefixANTH
    DDown 38: Govt. agentsTMEN
    DDown 39: Madras garb
    DDown 40: Soil layer
    DDown 41: Nicholas Gage bookELENI
    DDown 42: Mingle with
    DDown 43: "Olympia" painter
    DDown 44: Young dragonfly
    DDown 45: A Bobbsey twin
    DDown 51: Shylock's terms
    DDown 52: Hauls in
    DDown 53: Thomas Hardy's "_____ Little Ironies"
    DDown 54: Skeleton starter
    DDown 58: Hot sauce
    DDown 60: Pasture cry
    DDown 61: Kind of son or American
    DDown 62: Coeur d'_____, IdahoALENE
    DDown 63: Skater ZayakELAINE
    DDown 64: Went downhill fast?
    DDown 65: Still in bedNOTUP
    DDown 66: Singer LopezTRINI
    DDown 67: Finished dinner
    DDown 72: Western Hemisphere treaty grp.
    DDown 73: Tourn. sponsor since 1939NCAA
    DDown 74: Satyric
    DDown 75: Gold coin
    DDown 76: Rat _____ATAT
    DDown 77: Talked, old-style
    DDown 80: Trimmed
    DDown 81: Bowl locales
    DDown 82: Traveled à la Heyerdahl
    DDown 84: Not wait to be calledYELLOUT
    DDown 85: On a par with
    DDown 86: Hardly a torrent
    DDown 87: Site of early Beatles gigs
    DDown 92: Goods
    DDown 94: Beef
    DDown 95: Lab burners
    DDown 96: Virtuous one
    DDown 97: Corn porridge
    DDown 98: Place for a small house
    DDown 99: Slaughter in baseballENOS
    DDown 100: Inter _____ALIA
    DDown 101: Luggage
    DDown 102: Charlie Chan commentAHSO
    DDown 103: Beef cut
    DDown 105: PC monitor
    DDown 106: Fuzz
    DDown 107: Van _____ Waals forces (physics topic)DER
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