New York Times Answers - Sunday, 19th November 1995

There are 71 across clues and 96 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 19th November 1995. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Not so fast
AAcross 8:	Deck supervisors
AAcross 14:	Making even
AAcross 21:	By the sea
AAcross 22:	Bulletin board fastener
AAcross 23:	Puff's land, in song	HONALEE
AAcross 24:	Actress Barbara shows affection for E.M.T.'s?	HERSHEYKISSESLIFESAVERS
AAcross 27:	Biblical birthright seller
AAcross 28:	Detecting device
AAcross 29:	Dynamite sound
AAcross 30:	Proceeds
AAcross 31:	Barker and Bell
AAcross 34:	Preschool group?
AAcross 35:	C.E.O.'s degree
AAcross 38:	Colorado tributary
AAcross 40:	That: Sp.	ESO
AAcross 41:	Naughty but nice women fail to reimburse Doris?	SWEETTARTSPAYDAYZERO
AAcross 48:	Brief freedom?
AAcross 49:	Table scraps
AAcross 50:	"There was _____ woman who..."	ANOLD
AAcross 51:	"Une baignade" artist
AAcross 55:	Capri suffix	OTE
AAcross 56:	"Just kidding!"
AAcross 57:	Did nothing
AAcross 59:	Cheese choice
AAcross 62:	Rent
AAcross 63:	Dumas heroes exploit losers?	THREEMUSKETEERSMILKDUDS
AAcross 70:	Marathoner's ordeal
AAcross 71:	Strenuous
AAcross 72:	Buttercup relatives
AAcross 73:	Imbue
AAcross 75:	Role for Liz in '63	CLEO
AAcross 76:	Get better in barrels
AAcross 78:	Monthly check sender: Abbr.
AAcross 79:	Kind of fingerprint
AAcross 80:	Rossner title character acts derisively?	MRGOODBARSNICKERS
AAcross 86:	"Cheers" network	NBC
AAcross 89:	Furthermore
AAcross 90:	Tarzan creator's monogram	ERB
AAcross 91:	Marvin Lee _____ aka Meat Loaf	ADAY
AAcross 92:	Spring perennial
AAcross 96:	"Omnibus" host Cooke	ALISTAIR
AAcross 99:	Open auto of old
AAcross 101:	Strip at a swim meet
AAcross 102:	Fumbler defaces parts of diamonds?	BUTTERFINGERSMARSMOUNDS
AAcross 108:	"Como _____ usted?"	ESTA
AAcross 109:	Part of 36-Down
AAcross 110:	Abbr. on some hulls	USS
AAcross 111:	N.T. book before James	HEB
AAcross 112:	Juno, for one
AAcross 113:	Note elevators
AAcross 116:	"White Christmas" record label	DECCA
AAcross 119:	Prompter beginning
AAcross 120:	1970 Jackson 5 hit
AAcross 121:	Dustin persona wheels young Dr. Westheimer?	TOOTSIEROLLSBABYRUTH
AAcross 127:	Provider of home runs?
AAcross 130:	Shell, to old poets
AAcross 131:	Son of Odin
AAcross 132:	"What did I tell you!"
AAcross 133:	Third king of Judah	ASA
AAcross 134:	Actress Demich of 60's filmdom	IRINA
AAcross 136:	67° 30'
AAcross 138:	Varnish ingredients
AAcross 141:	Holm and Hunter	IANS
AAcross 145:	Ingenue's elderly beau bespeckles Della's mug?	SUGARDADDYDOTSREESESCUP
AAcross 151:	Ezra Pound contemporary
AAcross 152:	More strapped
AAcross 153:	Singer Lynn	LORETTA
AAcross 154:	Books stored horizontally
AAcross 155:	"Gunsmoke" star	ARNESS
AAcross 156:	Sawyer of ABC News	FORREST
DDown 1:	Pine (for)
DDown 2:	Two-year-olds' chorus
DDown 3:	Operatic basso Enzo _____	DARA
DDown 4:	Undertake
DDown 5:	Ordinal adjective
DDown 5:	Ordinal adjective
DDown 6:	Menlo Park monogram
DDown 7:	TV Tarzan's kin	ELYS
DDown 8:	Warm welcomes
DDown 9:	_____ buco (veal dish)	OSSO
DDown 10:	His act was antitrust
DDown 11:	Pkg. carrier
DDown 12:	Zilch
DDown 13:	Impudent nobody
DDown 14:	"Ease on Down the Road!" musical	THEWIZ
DDown 15:	Bandleader Edmundo	ROS
DDown 16:	In the dark
DDown 17:	Place for hangers-on?
DDown 18:	TV's Kristen or Graff	ILENE
DDown 19:	Dweebs
DDown 20:	Art base
DDown 22:	Wine grape
DDown 25:	Deborah, Graham and Jean	KERRS
DDown 26:	Stick-in-the-mud
DDown 32:	In concurrence
DDown 33:	A loser to Harry in '48	STROM
DDown 36:	"I'm not supplying," on invitations	BYO
DDown 37:	Madam Polly	ADLER
DDown 39:	Article on Mont Blanc
DDown 41:	Tropical tree-hangers
DDown 42:	Hip
DDown 43:	40's singing brother Ray or Bob	EBERLE
DDown 44:	Aleutian island	ATTU
DDown 45:	LuPone of "Evita"	PATTI
DDown 46:	Sticks on
DDown 47:	Best
DDown 52:	Beef cut
DDown 53:	Miss Brooks portrayer	ARDEN
DDown 54:	"The Gondoliers" girl	TESSA
DDown 57:	Tackled moguls
DDown 58:	Oxygen-dependent organism
DDown 60:	"I _____ Thief" (1935 film)
DDown 61:	Big name in burlesque	MINSKY
DDown 64:	Kind of sch.	ELEM
DDown 65:	Normandy battle site	STLO
DDown 66:	Surround with trees	ENARBOR
DDown 67:	Soufflé sine qua non
DDown 68:	Majesty start	LESE
DDown 69:	Discount chain	KMART
DDown 74:	Chatter
DDown 75:	Arrange systematically
DDown 77:	Gives weapons, old-style
DDown 81:	Growl
DDown 82:	"Verrry interesting" Johnson	ARTE
DDown 83:	Mind set?
DDown 84:	Singer Vikki
DDown 85:	Enterprise helmsman
DDown 86:	Theaters near you
DDown 87:	Cheek makeup
DDown 88:	Roma is one	CITTA
DDown 93:	Two-seated carriage
DDown 94:	Behind on bills	INDEBT
DDown 95:	Seder period
DDown 97:	Plunge in
DDown 98:	Flight destination in 1933 title
DDown 100:	Routine
DDown 103:	Bare: Prefix	NUDI
DDown 104:	Do some salaaming
DDown 105:	Diamond of Queens
DDown 106:	Peach _____
DDown 107:	Heels, e.g.
DDown 114:	Guiding light
DDown 115:	Teriyaki ingredient
DDown 117:	Blubber
DDown 118:	Rust
DDown 119:	Steak order	TBONE
DDown 122:	Goodies
DDown 123:	Enrapture, slangily
DDown 124:	Insurance claim particulars
DDown 125:	Create smocking
DDown 126:	Fund _____
DDown 127:	Service program
DDown 128:	Pizza part
DDown 129:	Star of Orion's left foot
DDown 135:	Simba's "Lion King" love
DDown 137:	Novelist O'Brien	EDNA
DDown 139:	Football's Armstrong
DDown 140:	Ego
DDown 142:	Dumas novel	ACTE
DDown 143:	"Phooey!"
DDown 144:	Young oyster
DDown 146:	_____-eyed
DDown 147:	Ending akin to -ist
DDown 148:	Cub house
DDown 149:	_____ Locks (Great Lakes passage)	SOO
DDown 150:	Necessitate an "Oops!"