New York Times Answers - Sunday, 23rd July 1995 There are 69 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 23rd July 1995. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Ethan Frome's homeFARMAAcross 5: Call _____ to (stop)AHALTAAcross 10: Part of a spurROWELAAcross 15: FinishedPASTAAcross 19: Tubular instrumentOBOEAAcross 20: Shade of brownCOCOAAAcross 21: Ancient superintendentEDILEAAcross 22: Lui's counterpartELLEAAcross 23: Actress born in 1945GOLDIEHAWNAAcross 25: Drug introduced commercially in 1945PENICILLINAAcross 27: Chip, for oneGOLF SHOTAAcross 28: Football Hall-of-Famer Greasy _____NEALEAAcross 30: W.W. II wolf packUBOATSAAcross 31: One of Perry's reportersLOISAAcross 32: Gathering stormPERILAAcross 33: OutlayCOSTAAcross 34: Galley arrangementPAGINGAAcross 37: Italian city liberated in 1945TURINAAcross 38: Piranha, e.g.MAN-EATERAAcross 42: Carrara cashLIREAAcross 43: President in 1945HARRY S TRUMANAAcross 43: President in 1945HARRY S. TRUMANAAcross 46: _____ Islands, near New GuineaARUAAcross 47: Make _____ of (botch)AMESSAAcross 49: Motorcycle, slangilyHOGAAcross 50: Nautical headingESEAAcross 51: Year in Nero's reignLVIAAcross 52: Curler's targetTEEAAcross 53: Organization founded in 1945UNITED NATIONSAAcross 60: SibsKINAAcross 61: Best-selling vetHERRIOTAAcross 63: Wind-borneEOLICAAcross 64: Bit of machine maintenanceOILINGAAcross 66: Computer programming phraseGO-TOAAcross 67: Warbucks wardANNIEAAcross 68: Northern constellation, with "the"SWANAAcross 69: Party linesSLATESAAcross 71: _____ perditae (lost skills): Lat.ARTESAAcross 72: Demonstration halterTEAR GASAAcross 72: Demonstration halterTEARGASAAcross 75: Tank supplyAIRAAcross 76: World Series champs of 1945DETROITTIGERSAAcross 80: Lunch orderBLTAAcross 81: Harry James' "_____ My Guy"HESAAcross 82: InletRIAAAcross 83: ZilchNILAAcross 84: Non-PolynesianHAOLEAAcross 86: Lance of justiceITOAAcross 87: E.B. White classic of 1945STUARTLITTLEAAcross 93: Transvaal settlerBOERAAcross 94: Big blazesBONFIRESAAcross 96: PeoplesRACESAAcross 97: Come toAWAKENAAcross 99: Poet Coolbrith et al.INASAAcross 100: Printer's apprenticeDEVILAAcross 101: Now, in triageSTATAAcross 102: _____ Stone, Chief Justice in 1945HARLANAAcross 105: Type of typeROMANAAcross 106: Kind of capTWISTOFFAAcross 110: Earthshaker of 1945ATOMIC BOMBAAcross 112: Winning general in 1945EISENHOWERAAcross 114: Cross-country gaitLOPEAAcross 115: Salon supportEASELAAcross 116: Division of GermanySTAATAAcross 117: "To Live and Die _____"INLAAAcross 118: Made tracksSPEDAAcross 119: GhostSHADEAAcross 120: Artist Andrea del _____SARTOAAcross 121: Alphabet runRSTUDDown 1: Harvard art museumFOGGDDown 2: Peek-_____ABOODDown 3: P-51 maneuverROLLDDown 4: Fruit growers' worriesMEDFLIESDDown 5: Like some handsACEHIGHDDown 6: Belly shakersHOHOSDDown 7: No room to swing _____ACATDDown 8: DepressedLOWDDown 9: Where pigs become pigskinsTANNERYDDown 10: Touch upREPAINTDDown 11: Children's author ScottODELLDDown 12: Rioja, e.g.WINEDDown 13: BulldogELIDDown 14: "Jungle Drums" composer ErnestoLECUONADDown 15: Jai alai ballPELOTADDown 16: "It was _____ mistake!"ALLADDown 17: LanceSLITDDown 18: X'sTENSDDown 24: "This one _____ me"ISONDDown 26: "The Wild Duck" dramatistIBSENDDown 29: Pantheon troublemakerERISDDown 32: Get rid ofPURGEDDown 33: Brief appearanceCAMEODDown 34: "Ariel" poetPLATHDDown 35: Evangelist Sister _____AIMEEDDown 36: Top female box-office draw in 1945GREERGARSONDDown 37: Kentucky Futurity eventTROTDDown 38: It usually has a keyMUSICDDown 39: Recording item launched in 1945TALKING BOOKDDown 40: Watergate Senator SamERVINDDown 41: SorryRUINGDDown 44: Take _____ on (inhale, as drugs)AHITDDown 45: Double a knotRETIEDDown 48: AppropriateSUITEDDDown 54: ChokerNOOSEDDown 55: Tooth: PrefixDENTIDDown 56: Chamber group, maybeNONETDDown 57: What Santa makesA-LISTDDown 57: What Santa makesALISTDDown 58: Punch in the face, old-styleNOSERDDown 59: Backwater collegeSIWASHDDown 62: Go badROTDDown 65: Household spiritLARDDown 67: LoudAROARDDown 69: Master, in "The Raj Quartet"SAHIBDDown 70: DeceiveLIETODDown 71: 1987 Peace Prize winnerARIASDDown 72: SnitchTELLDDown 73: Stuttgart streetALLEEDDown 74: Rudder localeSTERNDDown 77: Sets straightTRUESDDown 78: Computer giantINTELDDown 79: Beats it, in dialectGITSDDown 85: Upton Sinclair subjectABATTOIRDDown 87: Where Moses got the WordSINAIDDown 88: Medium statesTRANCESDDown 89: QuakeTREMBLEDDown 90: Kind of flowLAVADDown 91: RemoveICINESSDDown 92: CorrodeEAT INTODDown 95: ShotFILMEDDDown 98: Drawers on a line, e.g.WASHDDown 98: Drawers on a line, e.g.WASH.DDown 100: Like St. Peter'sDOMEDDDown 101: Forehead beadsSWEATDDown 102: "The Jolly Toper" painterHALSDDown 103: In a superior position toATOPDDown 104: Velvet barrierROPEDDown 105: Sub _____ROSADDown 106: MogulTSARDDown 107: Admits, with "up"OWNSDDown 108: Porkpie materialFELTDDown 109: Fritz's missusFRAUDDown 111: Scroogian expletiveBAHDDown 113: "Give _____ go"ITA