New York Times Answers - Sunday, 4th June 1995

There are 77 across clues and 81 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 4th June 1995. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Ticks off
AAcross 7:	Gunlock catch
AAcross 11:	Pythias' friend
AAcross 16:	Half of a Samoan port	PAGO
AAcross 20:	1950s terrorist	MAUMAU
AAcross 21:	Cankerous
AAcross 23:	Ran "Ran," e.g.
AAcross 24:	Viscera
AAcross 25:	"Cat's Eye" novelist?	MARGARETATHREEOD
AAcross 27:	Sugar suffix
AAcross 28:	Pupil watcher
AAcross 30:	Showoffs
AAcross 31:	Ale holder
AAcross 32:	One of a dozen
AAcross 33:	Treebeard and others of Middle-earth	ENTS
AAcross 34:	Kapow!
AAcross 35:	Pope Paul II's successor?	SEVENTUSIV
AAcross 41:	1971 Fonda-Sutherland thriller	KLUTE
AAcross 42:	Hanoi holidays
AAcross 43:	Land of Evangeline
AAcross 49:	Straight, to Stradivari	RETTO
AAcross 52:	Dweller along the Platte
AAcross 54:	Roman rhetorician who wrote "Institutio Oratoria"	QUINTILIAN
AAcross 55:	"I'm c-c-c-cold!"	BRRRR
AAcross 56:	Slaves of the Morlocks, in fiction	ELOI
AAcross 57:	Normandy department	EURE
AAcross 58:	Timeless, in poesy
AAcross 59:	In wild confusion
AAcross 60:	Hook's opposite
AAcross 62:	"Eat at _____"
AAcross 63:	Oscar winner in "The Big Country"
AAcross 64:	Picks out
AAcross 65:	Old German coin: Var.
AAcross 66:	LAX letters
AAcross 67:	Subjects to abusive tricks
AAcross 69:	Many buttons
AAcross 70:	Segar's Olive	OYL
AAcross 71:	Fine
AAcross 73:	Cousin of a truffle
AAcross 74:	Acclaimed Philly conductor
AAcross 75:	Kindergartner's trio	BCD
AAcross 78:	Courteous guy
AAcross 79:	Navigational aid
AAcross 80:	Slob's home
AAcross 81:	Semisheer fabric
AAcross 83:	Scanty
AAcross 86:	"The Kinsman Saga" author Ben	BOVA
AAcross 87:	Highlands tongue
AAcross 88:	Chou _____	ENLAI
AAcross 89:	Opinion, forward or backward
AAcross 90:	Townships near Johannesburg
AAcross 92:	June bug
AAcross 93:	Dart
AAcross 94:	Brightest star in Lepus	ARNEB
AAcross 95:	Gumption
AAcross 97:	1920s jazz dance
AAcross 99:	It's good in Mexico	BUENO
AAcross 100:	Fifth-century B.C. philosopher
AAcross 101:	Prefix with glider
AAcross 102:	Victor in music	BORGE
AAcross 104:	"Funeral in Berlin" author?	LENDNINEON
AAcross 107:	"Eugen Onegin" girl	OLGA
AAcross 108:	Prankish person
AAcross 112:	Like Mahler's Symphony No. 4	ING
AAcross 113:	Penpoint
AAcross 115:	Judicious
AAcross 118:	Gunpowder alternative
AAcross 123:	"Foucault's Pendulum" penman
AAcross 124:	Noted mountaineer?	ELEVENZINGNORGAY
AAcross 126:	Kittenish
AAcross 128:	Respected member
AAcross 129:	Emphasize
AAcross 130:	Like lightning
AAcross 131:	Littoral fliers
AAcross 132:	Bassoonlike
AAcross 133:	Blackmailed
AAcross 134:	They're loath to come out of their shells
DDown 1:	_____-Hawley Tariff Act of 1930
DDown 2:	Foot segment
DDown 3:	Four-time Pulitzer-winning playwright?	EUGENETWOILL
DDown 4:	Spock's org.
DDown 5:	Corrida luminary	MANOLETE
DDown 6:	Film genre
DDown 7:	Japanese entertainment
DDown 8:	Susa was its capital
DDown 9:	Israel's Bay of _____
DDown 10:	Mil. unit	REGT
DDown 11:	"Splish Splash" hitmaker of 1958	DARIN
DDown 12:	Controversial explosion	ATEST
DDown 13:	Gumshoe's hands
DDown 14:	Genetic lab materials
DDown 15:	Willem I's land: Abbr.	NETH
DDown 16:	Temporary lodgings: Var.	PIEDATERRES
DDown 17:	Of a liquid's specific gravity	AREOMETRIC
DDown 18:	Mercator's field: Abbr.	GEOG
DDown 19:	Tout's concern
DDown 22:	Exceptional
DDown 23:	Onetime British Prime Minister?	ARTHURBALFIVE
DDown 26:	Quite a joke
DDown 29:	Jigger of rum, e.g.
DDown 36:	Queen of the Adriatic
DDown 37:	Citer's end word
DDown 38:	Deteriorated, as relations
DDown 39:	Slow climbers
DDown 40:	Ryder rental
DDown 41:	See 45-Down
DDown 44:	Jeanne d'Arc, e.g.: Abbr.	STE
DDown 45:	Classic 1941 film, with 41-Down
DDown 46:	British secondary school exam
DDown 47:	They thrive on inflation
DDown 48:	Actor Holm et al.	IANS
DDown 50:	Sulky contest
DDown 51:	Items for the disposal
DDown 52:	Rigatoni sauce
DDown 53:	Soothe
DDown 57:	Pilot's decision
DDown 61:	Best Actor of 1955?	ERNESTBORGTEN
DDown 64:	Crimson crawler
DDown 67:	"I am dead, _____, Wretched queen, adieu!"	HORATIO
DDown 68:	Star-studded altar
DDown 69:	_____ Mongolia
DDown 72:	Chemical conclusion	INE
DDown 73:	Take up new residence at	MOVETO
DDown 74:	Interpret wrongly
DDown 75:	1960 World Series hero?	BILLMAONESKI
DDown 76:	Demand
DDown 77:	Mercury, e.g.
DDown 78:	Bar supply	GREENOLIVES
DDown 79:	_____ fat (diet phrase)	LOWIN
DDown 80:	Verified
DDown 82:	Lit
DDown 83:	Poke with a pike
DDown 84:	Aymara is spoken here
DDown 85:	Elizabeth I's mother
DDown 86:	Small concession
DDown 87:	Circus Maximus V.I.P.
DDown 90:	Tag info
DDown 91:	Numbskull
DDown 96:	Commercial prefix with star
DDown 97:	"Frasier" and "Maude," e.g.
DDown 98:	Follower
DDown 103:	Pick up
DDown 105:	Ending with beat or peace	NIK
DDown 106:	Kind of plate
DDown 108:	Puerto Rico's third-largest city
DDown 109:	Pressed upon
DDown 110:	Careful
DDown 111:	Bow, e.g.
DDown 114:	Singers Bill and Jimmy	BOYDS
DDown 115:	Ending with centi- or milli-	PEDE
DDown 116:	Swan genus	OLOR
DDown 117:	Basil, for one
DDown 119:	Chow
DDown 120:	Even, to Yvonne
DDown 121:	Crown
DDown 122:	Used binoculars
DDown 125:	Tray material
DDown 127:	European mil. grp.