New York Times Answers - Sunday, 26th March 1995

There are 61 across clues and 82 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 26th March 1995. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Thickness, as of a tree
AAcross 9:	Imagined
AAcross 15:	Rip-off
AAcross 19:	If	INCASEOF
AAcross 20:	Kind of stamp
AAcross 20:	Kind of stamp
AAcross 22:	March _____
AAcross 23:	One with no work grievances	GRUNTLEDEMPLOYEE
AAcross 25:	"The King and I" role
AAcross 26:	Major suffix	ETTE
AAcross 27:	Basilica parts
AAcross 28:	Did wrong
AAcross 30:	Beethoven's "_____ Overture"	LEONORE
AAcross 34:	Test
AAcross 35:	Accessory for Robin
AAcross 38:	Reliable hearsay	FOUNDEDRUMOR
AAcross 43:	Bud holder?
AAcross 46:	National competitor	AVIS
AAcross 47:	Kids
AAcross 48:	Give some slack
AAcross 49:	Pot starter
AAcross 50:	Bark
AAcross 51:	Pop group Boyz II _____
AAcross 52:	Frequently lost item
AAcross 53:	1957 Cy Young Award winner	SPAHN
AAcross 54:	Sunny skies	CLEMENTWEATHER
AAcross 58:	Worker at a temp agency
AAcross 59:	Bother, as a problem
AAcross 60:	"If _____ Your Woman" (Gladys Knight hit)	IWERE
AAcross 61:	Fetter
AAcross 62:	In an underhanded way
AAcross 64:	Distress
AAcross 67:	Dirt road hazard
AAcross 70:	Consider, with "on"
AAcross 71:	Fennel and lovage
AAcross 75:	New York lake
AAcross 76:	Unpredictable outcome	EVITABLERESULT
AAcross 80:	Scrabble rackful
AAcross 81:	1967 song "_____ Groovy"	FEELIN
AAcross 82:	Garnet
AAcross 83:	Lad
AAcross 84:	See 12-Down
AAcross 85:	Irony
AAcross 86:	Ancient strongbox
AAcross 88:	Music box, informally
AAcross 89:	Johnny _____
AAcross 90:	Good manners	RULYBEHAVIOR
AAcross 92:	Takes after
AAcross 93:	Slightest
AAcross 95:	Edward VIII's love
AAcross 97:	Is furious
AAcross 99:	"_____ luego" (Spanish goodbye)
AAcross 102:	Côte d'Azur city
AAcross 105:	Kimono ties
AAcross 106:	Intentional flub	ADVERTENTMISTAKE
AAcross 113:	Borge, for one
AAcross 114:	Double agent
AAcross 115:	Go (to), by car	RIDEOVER
AAcross 116:	Asylums
AAcross 117:	Scattered
AAcross 118:	Popular summer job
DDown 1:	Appreciate, slangily
DDown 2:	About	INRE
DDown 3:	_____ above (superior to)	ACUT
DDown 4:	Covers
DDown 5:	Helena competitor	ESTEE
DDown 6:	_____ Aviv
DDown 7:	Want ad abbr.	EOE
DDown 8:	Country mailing addr.
DDown 9:	Muted
DDown 10:	Attacks, with "into"
DDown 11:	First name in mysteries	ERLE
DDown 12:	With 84-Across, Kansas City Royals star of the '70s
DDown 13:	"I" predeceder, in a kids' game
DDown 14:	Overtime cause
DDown 15:	Author _____ Alexander	SHANA
DDown 16:	Normal ability	CANNYKNACK
DDown 17:	"Rule, Britannia" composer	ARNE
DDown 18:	Pasture, to Shakespeare
DDown 21:	Moral
DDown 24:	Makes
DDown 29:	Land on the Med.	ISR
DDown 31:	Time and again
DDown 32:	Midday
DDown 33:	Shopping, maybe
DDown 34:	"I completely agree"
DDown 35:	Edgar _____, The Sleeping Prophet	CAYCE
DDown 36:	1954 A.L. batting champ Bobby	AVILA
DDown 37:	Lab tube
DDown 39:	Cream
DDown 40:	Biblical verb
DDown 41:	Uncreative education
DDown 42:	Pusher's target
DDown 44:	Lucy's best pal	ETHEL
DDown 45:	Sci-fi or suspense, e.g.
DDown 49:	Cochise and Geronimo
DDown 51:	Approaches
DDown 52:	Sister of Lazarus
DDown 53:	Drastically reduced
DDown 55:	Five-irons
DDown 56:	Teens conflict: Abbr.	WWI
DDown 57:	Conger
DDown 58:	Key letter
DDown 61:	Law and order hero
DDown 63:	Imitative words
DDown 63:	Imitative words
DDown 64:	Josephine Tey investigator _____ Grant
DDown 65:	Wyo. neighbor
DDown 65:	Wyo. neighbor
DDown 66:	Firm up
DDown 67:	Travel, in a way
DDown 68:	Bring together
DDown 69:	It's easily erased	DELIBLEINK
DDown 70:	Agassi rival
DDown 72:	Refresh one's memory of, in England
DDown 73:	Chap
DDown 74:	Occular irritations
DDown 76:	Like a Poe tale
DDown 77:	Make or break
DDown 78:	Netman Nastase	ILIE
DDown 79:	Raises
DDown 81:	Piano hammer material
DDown 85:	Chide, colloquially	FUSSAT
DDown 86:	Birdlike
DDown 87:	Kind of shot
DDown 88:	Custodian
DDown 90:	Crash into
DDown 91:	Opposite of ahead
DDown 94:	Makes tolerable
DDown 96:	Dawning
DDown 97:	Word with cream or ice-cream
DDown 98:	Skier's aid
DDown 99:	Murder suspect, often
DDown 100:	Ruth's "Laugh-In" tormentor	ARTE
DDown 101:	Put away
DDown 103:	Fall (in)
DDown 104:	Gets by, with "out"
DDown 107:	No and others	DRS
DDown 108:	Industrial container
DDown 109:	Credit info corp.	TRW
DDown 110:	"Mamma _____!"	MIA
DDown 111:	Dictator Amin	IDI
DDown 112:	Hesitant sounds