New York Times Answers - Sunday, 16th July 1995 There are 81 across clues and 89 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 16th July 1995. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Studied intentlyPOREDAAcross 6: Villa featuresATRIAAAcross 11: HuntTRACKAAcross 16: "Rather!"QUITEAAcross 21: Cultural prefixETHNOAAcross 22: CraziesLOONSAAcross 23: Anthropoid's cousinHUMANAAcross 24: DruggedUNDERAAcross 25: Scientist featured in an adventure film?THEJOULEOFTHENILEAAcross 28: For the birdsAVIANAAcross 29: Long-necked distilling vesselsRETORTSAAcross 30: Mullah's textKORANAAcross 31: Snow vehicleSLEDGEAAcross 33: Superficially culturedARTYAAcross 34: Telecommunications inits.ATTAAcross 36: Major oil corp.ARCOAAcross 38: Backscratch, politicallyLOGROLLAAcross 42: Liberal oneSHARERAAcross 45: Fore-and-afterKETCHAAcross 48: Number five ironMASHIEAAcross 49: "_____first you..."IFATAAcross 52: With linesRULEDAAcross 54: Prefix with angle or boroughTRIAAcross 55: Austen titleEMMAAAcross 56: "Quo Vadis?" figureNEROAAcross 57: OtherwiseELSEAAcross 58: YuletideNOELAAcross 59: Decorates overREDOESAAcross 61: Scientist featured in a Southern novel?FREUDGREENTOMATOESAAcross 66: Pulitzer author RusselNYEAAcross 67: It's across the strait from SingaporeSUMATRAAAcross 68: Guru's homeASHRAMAAcross 69: Celestial fireworkCOMETAAcross 71: "_____ live and breathe!"ASIAAcross 72: Number of dresses?SIZEAAcross 74: Type of shirtTEEAAcross 75: Mountain where Dionysus was hiddenNYSAAAcross 77: Space, to poetsETHERAAcross 80: Bona fideREALAAcross 82: ByPERAAcross 83: B.&O. and othersRRSAAcross 85: SunORBAAcross 87: Prototype, for shortDEMOAAcross 88: Six-time Emmy-winning actorASNERAAcross 90: Word with Georgia or highTECHAAcross 93: Stop on some art tours, with "the"METAAcross 95: GallBILEAAcross 97: Johnny _____REBAAcross 98: Religious rationalistDEISTAAcross 100: Caribbean capitalHAVANAAAcross 102: Tropical drinksNECTARSAAcross 104: Typist's stat.WPMAAcross 106: Scientist featured in a cliff-hanger series?THEPERILSOFPAULINGAAcross 110: Golden yearsHEYDAYAAcross 112: Miss HorneLENAAAcross 113: Beckett's homelandEIREAAcross 114: Cherub, at Notre DameANGEAAcross 115: Move laterallyEDGEAAcross 116: "What's the _____?"USEAAcross 117: A PatriarchISAACAAcross 119: Resident suffixesITESAAcross 120: RubberERASERAAcross 123: Gilder's undercoatingGESSOAAcross 126: Grinding toolMULLERAAcross 128: Alluring girlsLOLITASAAcross 130: ExceptSAVEAAcross 132: Eur. airlineSASAAcross 133: Stimulating shrubCOCAAAcross 137: Urban subsectionGHETTOAAcross 140: Tool for ArchimedesLEVERAAcross 143: Sits with bad postureSPRAWLSAAcross 145: Bouquet _____ (chef's bundle)GARNIAAcross 148: Scientist featured in an X-rated film?IAMCURIEOUSYELLOWAAcross 151: Nahuatl IndianAZTECAAcross 152: ChosenELECTAAcross 153: Endangered birdCRANEAAcross 154: AssembliesPLENAAAcross 155: British foes, 1899-1902BOERSAAcross 156: Pick up onSENSEAAcross 157: AmateursTYROSAAcross 158: Like some cerealOATENDDown 1: Edomite capitalPETRADDown 2: AlternativeOTHERDDown 3: Role for ClarkRHETTDDown 4: Waiter's exclamationENJOYDDown 5: It comes with a catchDOORDDown 6: Kind of castALLSTARDDown 7: Low digitTOEDDown 8: DupeROOKDDown 9: DopeINFODDown 10: Second word of Kansas' mottoASTRADDown 11: From that placeTHENCEDDown 12: SeriesRUNDDown 13: "Lucky Jim" authorAMISDDown 14: Cellular response?CALLDDown 15: Kowtow (to)KNEELDDown 16: Ancestral zebraQUAGGADDown 17: InexperiencedUNVERSEDDDown 18: Uganda's AminIDIDDown 19: Leaves in the cupTEADDown 20: Directional suffixERNDDown 26: Mormon refugeUTAHDDown 27: Refer, with "back"HARKDDown 32: Champagne titleDOMDDown 35: More bona fideTRUERDDown 37: HassockOTTOMANDDown 39: Scientist featured in a cowboy tune?OHMONTHERANGEDDown 40: Overseas sailorLIMEYDDown 41: Business owner's paperLEASEDDown 42: Brewery productsSTOUTSDDown 43: Allure competitorELLEDDown 44: Give a new pewRESEATDDown 46: Peanut butter choiceCREAMYDDown 47: To the _____ (maximally)HILTDDown 49: SteepsINFUSESDDown 50: Scientist featured in a romantic ditty?FERMIANDMYGALDDown 51: SectionAREADDown 53: More opaqueDENSERDDown 58: Easter precederNORDDown 59: _____ SpeedwagonREODDown 60: Salinger heroineESMEDDown 62: NerdDRIPDDown 63: NewspaperGAZETTEDDown 64: InsulatingTHERMALDDown 65: Wind instrumentOCARINADDown 67: Title sister in an Eastwood filmSARADDown 70: Schedule abbr.ETDDDown 73: BeforeEREDDown 76: No-good bumSOBDDown 78: Is revealedEMERGESDDown 79: Rolls, so to speakROBSDDown 81: "School Daze" directorLEEDDown 84: Karate instructorSENSEIDDown 86: Conte _____ (fairy tale): Fr.BLEUDDown 89: Miss HayworthRITADDown 91: Snap comment?CHEESEDDown 92: Take control ofHARNESSDDown 94: Eastern philosophyTAOISMDDown 96: Bakery goodieECLAIRDDown 99: TimidSHYDDown 101: ______ Dolorosa (Christ's path to the Cross)VIADDown 103: ShadeTINTDDown 104: Potter's aidWHEELDDown 105: Five of trumps, in card talkPEDRODDown 107: AdvertisementPLUGDDown 108: Lady of the HausFRAUDDown 109: Carillon soundsPEALSDDown 111: Klein or Claiborne, e.g.DESIGNERDDown 118: Marxist groupsCLASSESDDown 121: Law school courseETHICSDDown 122: Actress _____ Dawn ChongRAEDDown 124: Pay homage toSALUTEDDown 125: BeyondOVERDDown 127: Wordsmith WillardESPYDDown 129: Porcine localesSTIESDDown 131: DispossessEVICTDDown 133: Arum lilyCALLADDown 134: Baby birdOWLETDDown 135: DuplicateCLONEDDown 136: Dam siteASWANDDown 138: "Peter Rabbit," for oneTALEDDown 139: SignOMENDDown 141: Unnerving: Var.EERYDDown 142: Surf soundROARDDown 144: "_____ Man" (Estevez film)REPODDown 145: JawGABDDown 146: _____ dyeAZODDown 147: Map abbr.RTEDDown 149: Injection unitsCCSDDown 150: One of the SpanishUNO