New York Times Answers - Sunday, 10th December 1995 There are 66 across clues and 70 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 10th December 1995. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: InnocentsLAMBSAAcross 6: Small heavy ropesCABLETSAAcross 13: Part of a Mayberry addressRFDAAcross 16: OrdinarilyASARULEAAcross 18: Apply, as enamelSPREADONAAcross 19: Bank depositsORESAAcross 21: GAMBLERSCARDGAMEAAcross 23: Bonaventure, for oneMASTAAcross 24: Ivy LeaguerELIAAcross 25: Pat Riley, onceLAKERAAcross 26: _____ CanalsSOOAAcross 27: Account amountBALANCEAAcross 29: Tyke watcherNANAAAcross 31: Ticks offRILESAAcross 33: Discothèque featureGOGODANCERAAcross 35: Continental prefixTRANSAAcross 37: Handrail postNEWELAAcross 39: Equine vote?NAYAAcross 40: Outer coat of a pollen grainEXINEAAcross 41: RoutineSYSTEMAAcross 43: Neurological pointSYNAPSEAAcross 45: Grain suppliesGRISTSAAcross 46: Word with screen or teenIDOLAAcross 48: Mon _____AMIAAcross 49: "Mon Oncle" starTATIAAcross 50: STATECAPITALSAAcross 56: Discriminators of a sortAGEISTSAAcross 60: Corona, e.g.CIGARAAcross 61: Bedtime for someTENAAcross 62: ComfortsSETTLESAAcross 64: Very stylishHOTAAcross 65: "Flash Gordon" creator _____ RaymondALEXAAcross 66: LinemanWIRERAAcross 68: Hobo transportationRAILSAAcross 69: EntangleMIREAAcross 70: Door wordMENAAcross 71: Olden warriorsSAMURAIAAcross 73: "_____ on parle..."ICIAAcross 74: Windy homeAERIEAAcross 75: Small talkPRATTLEAAcross 77: TVSUNSETSTRIPAAcross 80: Electric unitsRELSAAcross 81: Room for expansionELLAAcross 82: Biblical verbDOSTAAcross 83: Young runnersSHOOTSAAcross 86: Dos Passos's Annabelle et al.STRANGSAAcross 90: Fine-quality paperVELLUMAAcross 94: Life and othersTERMSAAcross 95: Long-jawed pikeGARAAcross 96: Forms of addressMAAMSAAcross 98: Singer _____ MarieTEENAAAcross 99: Develops fullyELABORATESAAcross 102: Criticizes, with "down"SLAPSAAcross 104: More than "phooey!"DAMNAAcross 105: Using two musical keysBITONALAAcross 106: Manuscript encl.SAEAAcross 108: Island off ScotlandARRANAAcross 110: Holiday party servingNOGAAcross 111: College major, informallyECONAAcross 112: FIFTYSIXTIMESTWOAAcross 116: Barbecue orderRAREAAcross 117: CosmeticTOILETRYAAcross 118: Buttons, thread, ribbons, etc.NOTIONSAAcross 119: Fleur-de-_____LYSAAcross 120: HelmsmanSTEERERAAcross 121: Short pantsGASPSDDown 1: Thin sheetsLAMINASDDown 2: Wall St. dealerARBDDown 3: "Fernwood 2-Night" starMULLDDown 4: BedimBLEARDDown 5: Pianist PeterSERKINDDown 6: 1040 workerCPADDown 7: Some notices at LAXARRSDDown 8: HoundBEDOGDDown 9: Snorkeling localesLAGOONSDDown 10: Author LeShanEDADDown 11: Spirited lassTOMBOYDDown 12: "Golf Begins at Forty" authorSNEADDDown 13: ROMANXIIIDDown 14: Last Holy Roman emperorFRANCISDDown 15: AncestryDESCENTDDown 16: SolicitorsAGENTSDDown 17: Kind of capSALARYDDown 18: Off the wallSCREWYDDown 20: Cordwood measuresSTERESDDown 22: Tennis star making a return?SELESDDown 28: Son of PoloniusLAERTESDDown 30: Avoiding duties?ANTITAXDDown 32: French assemblySENATDDown 34: Leave: Scot.GAEDDown 36: Meal with wineSEDERDDown 38: "Final Impact" starLAMASDDown 42: Soft shoeMOCDDown 44: StackerPILERDDown 45: Light green plumsGAGESDDown 47: Calif. paperLATIMESDDown 49: AgreedTALLIEDDDown 50: RogueSCAMPDDown 51: Worker on hands and kneesTILERDDown 52: Rocket stageAGENADDown 53: Where the Amazon arisesPERUDDown 54: Naturally sluggishINERTDDown 55: Coffee spotSTAINDDown 57: Bake in a shallow dishSHIRRDDown 58: Decorative Japanese gatewayTORIIDDown 59: ImmerseSTEEPDDown 63: TwitchesTICSDDown 66: Climb the _____WALLSDDown 67: Upbeat criticRAVERDDown 69: Like some waterMETTLEDDDown 71: J.R. headgearSTETSONDDown 72: Fakir's faithISLAMDDown 74: Goodwill, e.g.ASSETDDown 76: TROMBONESDDown 78: Forelimb bonesULNASDDown 79: "Mazel _____!"TOVDDown 83: Soprano EleanorSTEBERDDown 84: Spiral-shapedHELICALDDown 85: Convention activityORATORYDDown 86: SquattedSATDDown 87: Valley spanTRESTLEDDown 88: Star clusterGALAXYDDown 89: StingSMARTDDown 91: ShedsLEANTOSDDown 92: Like high hay, e.g.UNMOWNDDown 93: Juicy fruitsMANGOSDDown 95: Small trading vesselGALIOTDDown 97: Leaving time?SPRINGDDown 100: Life-saving equipmentRAFTSDDown 101: AnnouncerSAYERDDown 103: Navigators Islands, todaySAMOADDown 107: Villa d'_____ESTEDDown 109: Mosquito protectionNETSDDown 113: Shakespearean exclamationFIEDDown 114: Kind of verb: Abbr.IRRDDown 115: Taste, as soupSIP