New York Times Answers - Sunday, 14th May 1995 There are 70 across clues and 70 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 14th May 1995. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Ancient storytellerAESOPAAcross 6: MindedCAREDAAcross 11: Cut offSTANCHAAcross 17: Bird's wattleLAPPETAAcross 19: Dissolved substanceSOLUTEAAcross 20: WaitingIN STOREAAcross 21: Parisian churchEGLISEAAcross 22: DriftsTRENDSAAcross 23: FriskedCAPEREDAAcross 24: Michigan monolithsFLINTSTONESAAcross 26: Model CherylTIEGSAAcross 28: Cosmo, e.g.MAGAAcross 29: Chemical suffixENEAAcross 30: ZoomedTOREAAcross 31: ClevernessWITSAAcross 32: Hide-and-seek spotBASEAAcross 33: "West Side Story" groupJETSAAcross 34: Ohio nogginsLIMABEANSAAcross 37: Piano practiceSCALESAAcross 39: Sailor's replyAYEAAcross 40: "Laughing Cavalier" painterHALSAAcross 41: Nine, in combinationsENNEAAAcross 42: A whole lotTONSAAcross 43: ComplicationsRED TAPEAAcross 45: Kind of serviceMAIDAAcross 46: Calls the shotsDIRECTSAAcross 49: "_____ longa, vita brevis"ARSAAcross 50: Colorado bylawGOLDEN RULEAAcross 53: Cheer leader?HIPAAcross 54: DeclinedEBBEDAAcross 57: In the rawBAREAAcross 58: FleecedROOKEDAAcross 59: Palindromic singerONOAAcross 60: Lift:elevator::bridewell:_____JAILAAcross 61: Start of a Shakespeare titleALLSAAcross 62: Calendar col.TUESAAcross 63: Miracles' "Going to a _____"GOGOAAcross 64: Wright wing?ELLAAcross 65: Less up-to-dateSTALERAAcross 67: LodgingsDIGSAAcross 68: "Radio Days" directorALLENAAcross 69: Animation frameCELAAcross 70: Alabama residenceMOBILE HOMEAAcross 72: It's past dueTREAAcross 73: Colorful shellsTRITONSAAcross 75: Opening notesDOREAAcross 76: Made stillQUIETEDAAcross 80: "_____ chance!"NOTAAAcross 81: Ballerina ShearerMOIRAAAcross 83: MystiqueAURAAAcross 84: All _____ suddenOFAAAcross 85: Señor CervantesMIGUELAAcross 87: California chapORANGEMANAAcross 89: Mr. Pecksniff of "Martin Chuzzlewit"SETHAAcross 90: Tech. schoolINSTAAcross 91: Get betterHEALAAcross 92: Actress Virna _____LISIAAcross 93: N.C.A.A. tournament nail-bitersOTSAAcross 94: Make fun ofRAGAAcross 95: Hoyle subjectWHISTAAcross 97: Pennsylvania expanseREADING ROOMAAcross 101: Cochise's cohortsAPACHESAAcross 103: God of the NileOSIRISAAcross 105: Red heart, sometimesTATTOOAAcross 106: GofersGETTERSAAcross 107: Eat one's wordsRECANTAAcross 108: Stew ingredientsONIONSAAcross 109: Without end, to poetsETERNEAAcross 110: Union memberSTATEAAcross 111: HonkersGEESEDDown 1: Letter before bethALEFDDown 2: Keen observationEAGLEEYEDDown 3: Doctored a broken boneSPLINTEDDDown 4: ConsidersOPINESDDown 5: Pain, so to speakPESTDDown 6: Pupil's coatCORNEADDown 7: Nautical headingALEEDDown 8: Grand slam foursomeRUNSDDown 9: J.F.K. infoETDDDown 10: OrdainDESTINEDDown 11: DifficultySNAGDDown 12: Cookbook amts.TSPSDDown 13: Put awayATEDDown 14: Illinois collegeNORMAL SCHOOLDDown 15: FoldCREASEDDown 16: Beats around the bushHEDGESDDown 18: Starts of auto racesTESTLAPSDDown 19: AttacksSTORMSDDown 20: Summer treatsICESDDown 25: Linen fabricTOILEDDown 27: Bird-plane linkITSADDown 31: Go offWANDERDDown 32: ScourgeBANEDDown 33: More than jiggleJARDDown 35: Blues streetBEALEDDown 36: Home of Phillips UniversityENIDDDown 37: Country crossingsSTILESDDown 38: Cut away the center ofCOREDDDown 40: Like #4 pencilsHARDDDown 44: Chinese weightTAELDDown 45: TidbitMORSELDDown 46: FistsDUKESDDown 47: HintTINGEDDown 48: Fishing lureSPOONDDown 50: Soprano Amelita _____ CurciGALLIDDown 51: Guess Who hit of 1970NOTIMEDDown 52: Compact materialROUGEDDown 54: Pilot's optionEJECTDDown 55: Plantation workerBALERDDown 56: Montana entrancewayBILLINGSGATEDDown 57: SquealsBLABSDDown 61: Unkeyed, musicallyATONALDDown 63: JollityGLEEDDown 65: WallopedSMOTEDDown 66: Phone featureREDIALDDown 67: Kerchief for protecting straightened hairDORAGDDown 68: What the fat lady sings?ARIADDown 71: Middle of a wheel, oftenHORNDDown 72: BecomeTURNINTODDown 74: PraiseTOUTDDown 76: ResemblingQUASIDDown 77: Directly competitiveTOE-TO-TOEDDown 78: Not long after, in olden timesEFTSOONSDDown 79: Morse TDAHDDown 81: Country singer Bandy et al.MOESDDown 82: Figures of speech?ORATORSDDown 83: InAMIDSTDDown 85: Pool that isn'tMIRAGEDDown 86: SulkyINAPETDDown 88: "The Graduate" characterELAINEDDown 89: Military movementSORTIEDDown 91: Unwelcome greetingHISSDDown 95: Timely questionWHENDDown 96: "Take this"HEREDDown 97: Costa _____RICADDown 98: "Hoc _____ in votis" ("This was among my wishes"): HoraceERATDDown 99: Problem groupGANGDDown 100: Jazz pianist AllisonMOSEDDown 102: Midpoint: Abbr.CTRDDown 104: Salon offeringSET