New York Times Answers - Sunday, 23rd April 1995 There are 81 across clues and 84 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 23rd April 1995. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: ProspectiveUPCOMINGAAcross 9: Air Force facilityBASEAAcross 13: Peaches' singing partnerHERBAAcross 17: Kind of numberMACHAAcross 21: Writer's voiceNARRATORAAcross 22: "To Autumn" and othersODESAAcross 23: Colleague of Jimmy and BjornILIEAAcross 24: Western IndianOTOEAAcross 25: Kurt Vonnegut novelSLAUGHTERHOUSEFIVEAAcross 28: Lady of SpainDAMAAAcross 29: Many, many yearsEONAAcross 30: Eastern princeEMEERAAcross 31: First name in morning TVREGISAAcross 32: RangPEALEDAAcross 34: "What _____!"AMESSAAcross 37: Prefix with systemECOAAcross 38: ConfessedSANGAAcross 39: Lodges troopsBILLETSAAcross 40: Archaelogical siteTAR PITAAcross 42: Louisa May Alcott novelEIGHTCOUSINSAAcross 46: Bank deposit?OREAAcross 46: Bank deposit?ORE.AAcross 47: "Three men in _____"ATUBAAcross 49: A small one is whiteLIEAAcross 50: DenouementENDINGAAcross 51: Verb tense: Abbr.FUTAAcross 52: DiscountedCUT-RATEAAcross 55: Autos since 1989GEOSAAcross 57: FunnyODDAAcross 58: It may have several scénesACTEAAcross 60: Anna Quindlen best-sellerONETRUETHINGAAcross 63: Put aside, in a wayESCROWAAcross 65: Lang of comics' SmallvilleLANAAAcross 66: _____ CanalsSOOAAcross 67: Earned statusRATEDAAcross 71: Like a used carRESOLDAAcross 74: Certain jointELLAAcross 75: A.A. Milne titleNOWWEARESIXAAcross 79: Observant typeNOTICERAAcross 80: Miss Piggy's pronounMOIAAcross 81: Per teamONASIDEAAcross 82: One way to restINPEACEAAcross 84: Hardly friendlyICYAAcross 85: Kind of political partyANTITAXAAcross 87: J.D. Salinger collectionNINESTORIESAAcross 89: WhipTANAAcross 90: Some doubles playersNETMENAAcross 91: Feast of Saint _____ (January event)AGNESAAcross 92: Part of R.S.V.P.SILAAcross 93: Term of address at courtSIREAAcross 94: EmbellishedLARDEDAAcross 96: Chekhov work, with "The"THREESISTERSAAcross 101: British levyCESSAAcross 102: _____ LingusAERAAcross 104: Scott of "Charles in Charge"BAIOAAcross 105: Opens for viewingUNCASESAAcross 106: _____-disant (self-styled)SOIAAcross 107: Addison's partnerSTEELEAAcross 109: Scale meas.LBSAAcross 111: Exam for jrs.PSATAAcross 112: White-tailed flierERNAAcross 113: T.S. Eliot opusFOURQUARTETSAAcross 116: "M*A*S*H" protocolTRIAGEAAcross 120: Made senseADDEDUPAAcross 122: Debate argumentsPROSAAcross 123: G.I. addressAPOAAcross 125: NapeSCRAGAAcross 126: Historic German cityWEIMARAAcross 127: Put outEVICTAAcross 129: Paul Anka's first hitDIANAAAcross 131: Yeoman's yesAYEAAcross 132: Kyrgyzstan's _____ MountainsALAIAAcross 133: Aeschylus tragedySEVENAGAINSTTHEBESAAcross 138: It gets a brushoffLINTAAcross 139: By means ofOVERAAcross 140: MelodyTUNEAAcross 141: One for the road?MOTORISTAAcross 142: Female sweetheartLASSAAcross 143: _____ a oneNARYAAcross 144: Assists, e.g.STATAAcross 145: Reconnaissance craftSPYBOATSDDown 1: Defeat an incumbentUNSEATDDown 2: Picasso's daughterPALOMADDown 3: RubberneckerCRANERDDown 4: Tulsa sch.ORUDDown 5: S.I. or TV GuideMAGDDown 6: Spillane's "_____ Jury"ITHEDDown 7: Words of denialNOTMEDDown 8: Alexander's homeGREECEDDown 9: 1922 Physics NobelistBOHRDDown 10: FussADODDown 11: Subject of "Sunday in the Park With George"SEURATDDown 12: CoresESSENCESDDown 13: CD player ancestorHI-FIDDown 14: Some Ivy LeaguersELISDDown 15: "6 Rms _____ Vu"RIVDDown 16: PagingBEEPINGDDown 17: Most common, statisticallyMODALDDown 18: Dickens classicATALEOFTWOCITIESDDown 19: EventuateCOMETRUEDDown 20: Disk jockey's needHEADSETDDown 26: Do a second lube jobREOILDDown 27: ProdEGG ONDDown 33: Loop loopersELSDDown 35: "In the Heat of the Night" settingSPARTADDown 36: Pear-shaped instrumentSITARDDown 38: RadianceSHEENDDown 39: HandcuffsBINDSDDown 41: Projecting skirtTUTUDDown 43: Oscar-winning musicalGIGIDDown 44: Japanese vegetableUDODDown 45: Weatherized a houseSIDEDDDown 48: Candle contentsBEESWAXDDown 52: Broadway composer CyCOLEMANDDown 53: AccompaniedUNALONEDDown 54: Agatha Christie mysteryTENLITTLEINDIANSDDown 56: Grimm characterOGREDDown 58: Mountain ridgesARETESDDown 59: When repeated, middling, in MilanoCOSIDDown 61: Trucks for hireTOWSDDown 62: Garden workHOEINGDDown 64: "Operator" singerCROCEDDown 68: Garage sale caveatASISDDown 69: TV control knobTINTDDown 70: UncoverEXPOSEDDown 72: Smiley's creatorLE CARREDDown 73: Cause of coughDRYNESSDDown 75: DiaristsNOTERSDDown 76: _____ off (sporadically)ONANDDDown 77: Score after deuceADINDDown 78: Art Nouveau jeweler LaliqueRENEDDown 79: Seals, as a crateNAILSUPDDown 83: Buffalo's countyERIEDDown 86: "_____ blue as blue..."IMASDDown 88: "¿Cómo _____ usted?"ESTADDown 91: "Doe, _____..."ADEERDDown 93: InterferenceSTATICDDown 95: Enjoy thoroughlyEAT UPDDown 97: Sword handlesHILTSDDown 98: Ring wearROBEDDown 99: Scholarly org.INSTDDown 100: Battle souvenirsSCARSDDown 101: The "Her" of "Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low"CORDELIADDown 103: Must-take coll. courseREQDDown 104: University of Cincinnati teamBEARCATSDDown 106: Hurricane protectionSEAWALLDDown 107: Loses a liking forSOURSONDDown 108: Plant of the pea familyLUPINDDown 110: Bad markSTAINDDown 113: Medicine testing agcy.FDADDown 114: Bad boozeROTGUTDDown 115: Involuntary actionsSPASMSDDown 117: Boot-shaped landARABIADDown 118: Most happy-go-luckyGAYESTDDown 119: DischargesEGESTSDDown 121: DischargesEMITSDDown 124: VictoriousONTOPDDown 127: By any chanceEVERDDown 128: MuchoVERYDDown 129: Regular fareDIETDDown 130: A.B.A. memberATTYDDown 134: Foerster operaEVADDown 135: Literary collectionANADDown 136: Fireplace shellHOBDDown 137: Ranch suffixERO