New York Times Answers - Tuesday, 14th March 1995

There are 38 across clues and 32 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Tuesday, 14th March 1995. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Practical jokes
AAcross 5:	School founded by Henry VI	ETON
AAcross 9:	Sharp-smelling
AAcross 14:	For men _____ (stag)
AAcross 15:	"Kon-Tiki" craft
AAcross 16:	Haunted house noises
AAcross 17:	They're easily bruised
AAcross 18:	The _____ of the party
AAcross 19:	Leaning slightly, as a ship
AAcross 19:	Leaning slightly, as a ship
AAcross 20:	Passenger restraints
AAcross 22:	Sudden shock
AAcross 23:	Change, as a hem
AAcross 24:	Paramount workplace
AAcross 25:	Path of Discovery
AAcross 27:	Island near Australia
AAcross 29:	White weasel
AAcross 30:	Followed tenaciously
AAcross 32:	Rainbows
AAcross 33:	Last mile in a car warranty, often	FIFTYTHOUSANDTH
AAcross 38:	University founder Cornell
AAcross 39:	Shops
AAcross 40:	Be that as it may
AAcross 42:	Painstaking
AAcross 47:	TV host Gibbons	LEEZA
AAcross 48:	Cleopatra's biter
AAcross 49:	Artoo-_____	DETOO
AAcross 50:	Gottfried, in "Lohengrin"
AAcross 51:	Tour outline
AAcross 53:	Tour of duty
AAcross 54:	Nil, in Seville
AAcross 55:	Chorister
AAcross 56:	Eyelashes
AAcross 57:	Spanish crowd?
AAcross 58:	Haymarket Square event
AAcross 59:	Football's Papa Bear	HALAS
AAcross 60:	"_____ Grand Night for Singing"	ITSA
AAcross 61:	Comic Carvey
DDown 1:	Attacks	GOESAT
DDown 2:	Actress Lansbury	ANGELA
DDown 3:	Is a bad winner
DDown 4:	Word with solar or nervous
DDown 5:	_____ Stanley Gardner	ERLE
DDown 6:	Firefly component?
DDown 7:	Leading early in the race	OFFTOAGOODSTART
DDown 8:	Military experiment, perhaps	NTEST
DDown 9:	Key of Beethoven's Seventh	AMAJOR
DDown 10:	Play-by-play announcer's partner
DDown 11:	Front-row racing fan
DDown 12:	1992 thriller "Basic _____"
DDown 13:	Aug. clock setting	DST
DDown 21:	Diamond Jim
DDown 26:	Musician/sportscaster John	TESH
DDown 28:	"_____ fast, buster!"	NOTSO
DDown 29:	Car bomb?	EDSEL
DDown 31:	"Medea" playwright
DDown 33:	"I _____ Fine" (Beatles hit)
DDown 34:	Russian newspaper
DDown 35:	Voluntary capacity
DDown 35:	Voluntary capacity
DDown 36:	Dar es Salaam's land
DDown 37:	Stage comment
DDown 41:	Christmas bell ringers	SANTAS
DDown 43:	Actor Depardieu	GERARD
DDown 44:	It may be last on the list
DDown 45:	Boxer Ken	NORTON
DDown 46:	Corolla, e.g.
DDown 48:	"_____ a stinker?": Bugs Bunny	AINTI
DDown 52:	Cape Canaveral acronym
DDown 53:	Univ., e.g.	SCH