New York Times Answers - Thursday, 27th April 1995

There are 37 across clues and 40 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 27th April 1995. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Start of a Stepquote	ITIS
AAcross 5:	Government detective
AAcross 9:	Word with China or ghost
AAcross 13:	Permit
AAcross 14:	Pitcher Hershiser	OREL
AAcross 15:	What hiphuggers hug
AAcross 16:	Comic strip cry of frustration
AAcross 17:	Fast-food franchises	TACOBELLS
AAcross 19:	Caught
AAcross 21:	Subject of the Stepquote
AAcross 22:	"Jake's Thing" author
AAcross 24:	Actress Elizabeth	PENA
AAcross 25:	One who uses a threadless needle
AAcross 29:	Hush-hush
AAcross 33:	Tummy troubles
AAcross 34:	Venetian magistrate
AAcross 36:	Casino game
AAcross 37:	Stand in the way of
AAcross 38:	Stepquote continued	TBEAUTI
AAcross 41:	Flap
AAcross 42:	It often gets a lick
AAcross 44:	Roman bear
AAcross 45:	Was nourished by	FEDON
AAcross 47:	Put in the microwave, maybe
AAcross 49:	They take the show on the road
AAcross 51:	Criticizes
AAcross 53:	Sub station?
AAcross 54:	Author of the Stepquote	REDSMITH
AAcross 58:	Canines, collectives
AAcross 62:	More than a swellhead
AAcross 64:	_____ Lay (snack-food company)	FRITO
AAcross 65:	City SSE of Delhi
AAcross 66:	The "T" in TV
AAcross 67:	Street urchin
AAcross 68:	"A Bridge Too Far" author Cornelius	RYAN
AAcross 69:	Where the Kon-Tiki is preserved
AAcross 70:	End of Stepquote	AMES
DDown 1:	Farsi is spoken here
DDown 2:	Mitchell mansion
DDown 3:	Thankless wretch
DDown 4:	Stepquote continued	STHEMOST
DDown 5:	Pessimist's word
DDown 6:	_____ League (Mideast group)
DDown 7:	Summarize
DDown 8:	Not far apart, as the eyes
DDown 9:	Curtain holder
DDown 10:	Stewpot
DDown 11:	Desire
DDown 12:	Pelé's org.	NASL
DDown 13:	Fill-up filler
DDown 18:	Nota _____
DDown 20:	God, to Giorgio	DIO
DDown 23:	Commemorative feast
DDown 25:	Fifer's drum
DDown 26:	Without _____ in the world	ACARE
DDown 27:	Astonished
DDown 28:	Swelter
DDown 30:	English playwright	READE
DDown 31:	Kipling poem	ENDOR
DDown 32:	Boo Boo and Bugs, for two
DDown 35:	Pokey person
DDown 39:	Meet by chance
DDown 40:	Stepquote continued	IFULOFGA
DDown 43:	Ben-Hur was one
DDown 46:	Bit of wit
DDown 48:	Spectacular suffix
DDown 50:	Respected ref. work
DDown 50:	Respected ref. work
DDown 52:	Pigs' digs
DDown 54:	Back
DDown 55:	Like zabaglione
DDown 56:	"Dumb" girl	DORA
DDown 57:	Dining area
DDown 59:	Stop on a _____
DDown 60:	Mayberry jail habitué
DDown 61:	Dude, Jamaican-style
DDown 63:	Bus. V.I.P.