New York Times Answers - Sunday, 8th October 1995 There are 79 across clues and 90 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 8th October 1995. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Abraham's Oscar roleSALIERIAAcross 8: Some OklahomansARAPAHOAAcross 15: Compel compliance ofENFORCEAAcross 22: First name in the ringEVANDERAAcross 23: Where drinks are not a treatCASH BARAAcross 24: TraysSALVERSAAcross 25: Random threesomeTOMDICKANDHARRYAAcross 27: Comedic threesomeSTOOGESAAcross 28: As originally positionedIN-SITUAAcross 29: Polynesian wreathLEIAAcross 30: "_____ Darlin'" (1959 song)LILAAcross 31: RealizeREAPAAcross 32: Telecom giantGTEAAcross 33: Spanish thingsCOSASAAcross 35: Red, white and blue teamU.S.A.AAcross 35: Red, white and blue teamUSAAAcross 37: Caps for chapsETONSAAcross 39: Composer _____ Carlo MenottiGIANAAcross 40: Bad luck threesomeCIGARETTESONAMATCHAAcross 45: Clint's "In the Line of Fire" co-starRENEAAcross 46: AssistABETAAcross 47: '60s fashionMODAAcross 48: Year in Trajan's reignCXIAAcross 49: El _____CHEAPOAAcross 51: Justice chiefRENOAAcross 52: Dwarfed treeBONSAIAAcross 54: Sports page abbr.RBIAAcross 56: BizarreOUTREAAcross 60: Reconnaissance groupsPATROLSAAcross 62: Shakespearean threesomeMACBETHWITCHESAAcross 67: Bad _____, GermanyEMSAAcross 68: Absolute worstPITSAAcross 70: VerballyALOUDAAcross 71: Bass attachmentOONAAcross 72: WeightHEFTAAcross 73: Med. printoutEEGAAcross 74: ChucksTOSSESAAcross 76: Item in a chestLUNGAAcross 77: "Now it's clear!"ISEEAAcross 78: Yuletide threesomeFRENCHHENSAAcross 82: Literary threesomeMUSKETEERSAAcross 84: Galley featuresOARSAAcross 85: FlooringTILEAAcross 86: Kind of abrasivePUMICEAAcross 89: G.R.F.'s VeepNARAAcross 90: Rose fancierABIEAAcross 91: Grown-up elverEELAAcross 92: Horne and OlinLENASAAcross 93: Rabbit's tailSCUTAAcross 95: Spook groupCIAAAcross 98: Old TV threesomeMACMURRAYSSONSAAcross 101: Kind of roomREADINGAAcross 103: AttemptsSTABSAAcross 104: '60s-'70s record labelODEAAcross 105: Street shadersMAPLESAAcross 108: A Karamazov brotherIVANAAcross 109: JumperLEAPERAAcross 113: Kind of bagTEAAAcross 115: Dog commandSICAAcross 116: Napa Valley sightVINEAAcross 117: "Sighted sub, sank _____"SAMEAAcross 120: Deli threesomeCLUBSANDWICHSLICESAAcross 125: Barbra's "A Star Is Born" co-starKRISAAcross 126: AttacksHASATAAcross 127: Hymn wordDEIAAcross 128: Dressy wearHEELSAAcross 129: HemsERSAAcross 130: German articleEINEAAcross 131: Energy unitERGAAcross 133: BornNEEAAcross 135: Olympic swimmer RowdyGAINESAAcross 139: Religious threesomeWISE MENAAcross 141: Digital threesomeAREACODENUMBERSAAcross 144: EquivocatingEVASIVEAAcross 145: RadiantBEAMINGAAcross 146: Dreamer's oppositeREALISTAAcross 147: Struck outDELETEDAAcross 148: MañanaSOMEDAYAAcross 149: ConcursASSENTSDDown 1: King of ancient EgyptSETIDDown 2: Cosmetic nameAVONDDown 3: HightailsLAMSDDown 4: Dashboard itemINDICATORDDown 5: Tina Brown, e.g.EDITORDDown 6: Withdraw as a judgeRECUSEDDown 7: BugIRKDDown 8: Teen trialACNEDDown 9: Range of operationRADIUSDDown 10: Silvery-grayASHDDown 11: Finger bonePHALANXDDown 12: DugoutABRIDDown 13: 1929 Wallace Thurman playHARLEMDDown 14: Jazz trombonistORYDDown 15: CoreESSENCEDDown 16: Actress RichardsonNATASHADDown 17: BombFLOPDDown 18: Ab _____ (from the top)OVODDown 19: A JacksonREGGIEDDown 20: Canea residentCRETANDDown 21: Early asceticESSENEDDown 26: Hall-of-Fame Dodger managerALSTONDDown 31: "Letting Go" novelistROTHDDown 34: MaximallyAT MOSTDDown 36: PartiesSOCIALSDDown 38: ImpliedTACITDDown 39: More like TV's OscarGROUCHIERDDown 40: _____ diemCARPEDDown 41: Construction memberI-BEAMDDown 42: Washroom signGENTSDDown 43: Begley Sr. and Jr.EDSDDown 44: Shuttle-service planeAIRBUSDDown 50: Poker needPOTDDown 52: BlokeBLIGHTERDDown 53: AggregateAMASSDDown 55: Board's partnerBEDDDown 57: "_____ Dreams" (1986 song)THESEDDown 58: AlludeREFERDDown 59: _____ Park, Colo.ESTESDDown 61: Unpopular org. in the '70sOPECDDown 63: Iowa collegeCOEDDown 64: Legislative bodiesHOUSESDDown 65: GrindWONKDDown 66: Sweet young things of stageINGENUESDDown 69: Blanche DuBois' sisterSTELLADDown 73: Performing groupsENSEMBLESDDown 75: See 130-Across or 87-DownONEDDown 76: Violinist Jean _____ PontyLUCDDown 78: Shaving productsFOAMSDDown 79: National capital whose name means "military post"RABATDDown 80: Heath plantERICADDown 81: Yesterday, on the YonneHIERDDown 82: Beethoven's "_____ Solemnis"MISSADDown 83: Soho "so long"TATADDown 86: 100 centimosPESETADDown 87: 75-Down Spanish-styleUNODDown 88: SyntheticMAN-MADEDDown 88: SyntheticMANMADEDDown 92: Bit of psychedeliaLSDDDown 94: Holiday sceneCRECHEDDown 95: Kind of center or dutyCIVICDDown 96: FatuousINANEDDown 97: Keats' "The Eve of St. _____"AGNESDDown 99: ExploitUSEDDown 100: _____ Linda, Calif.YORBADDown 102: Like some real estate parcelsDIVISIBLEDDown 106: Campus letterPSIDDown 107: Nut from a Chinese treeLICHEEDDown 110: GainACHIEVEDDown 111: Kind of economyPLANNEDDDown 112: Chant endingEUSEDDown 114: Chess finaleEND GAMEDDown 114: Chess finaleENDGAMEDDown 117: ObliqueSKEWEDDDown 118: Hit it bigARRIVEDDown 119: Book of prayersMISSALDDown 121: Two-channelSTEREODDown 122: Actress RyderWINONADDown 123: Musicians' transitionsSEGUESDDown 124: Two-l creaturesLLAMASDDown 130: IssueEMITDDown 132: DefraudREAMDDown 134: WiredEDGYDDown 136: Nürnberg negativeNEINDDown 137: Formerly, formerlyERSTDDown 138: J.F.K. sightsSSTSDDown 140: Pilot's headingESEDDown 141: Report card abbr.ABSDDown 142: 1961 Heston roleCIDDDown 143: New Deal agcy.NRA