New York Times Answers - Sunday, 7th January 1996 There are 72 across clues and 72 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 7th January 1996. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Lord Byron poemLARAAAcross 5: LoopyGAGAAAcross 9: "Uncle ____" (Paul McCartney hit)ALBERTAAcross 15: Boom causersSSTSAAcross 19: "Absolutely!"AMENAAcross 20: Mighty miteATOMAAcross 21: 1976 DePalma shockerCARRIEAAcross 22: Tennis strokeCHOPAAcross 23: FlanCUSTARDAAcross 24: Royal pastimePOLOAAcross 25: ReservationsQUALMSAAcross 26: RecherchéRAREAAcross 27: Kind of planningESTATEAAcross 29: LegislatorsDEPUTIESAAcross 31: Phoenix suburbTEMPEAAcross 32: Kind of questionYESNOAAcross 33: Plane's rightSTARBOARDAAcross 34: PagedBEEPEDAAcross 35: Kenneth Grahame characterTOADAAcross 38: "I cannot tell ____"ALIEAAcross 39: Figures out at the beginning?AREA CODEAAcross 41: AboundingRIFEAAcross 44: SliverBITAAcross 46: Second servingsENCORESAAcross 48: Flynn portrayal'HOODAAcross 48: Flynn portrayalHOODAAcross 49: Record producer BrianENOAAcross 50: Program since 1965HEAD STARTAAcross 52: "____ may look on a king"ACATAAcross 53: Summer of 1980 questionWHOSHOTJRAAcross 56: Madrid museumPRADOAAcross 57: "Yeah, sure"IBETAAcross 61: To some degreeRATHERAAcross 62: Magazine contentsAMMOAAcross 65: ProcrastinatorDEFERRERAAcross 67: War storyILIADAAcross 68: It's depicted by parts of today's puzzleBIG DIPPERAAcross 71: Polynesian tongueMAORIAAcross 72: "Locksley Hall" poetTENNYSONAAcross 74: Hope and Crosby, oftenCOSTARSAAcross 75: Mickey's partnerMINNIEAAcross 76: Beat (out)EDGEAAcross 77: ____ 6MOTELAAcross 79: LampoonsSATIRIZESAAcross 82: Slack-jawedAGOGAAcross 83: Most likelyAPTESTAAcross 85: ____ deus in nobis (there is God within us)ESTAAcross 86: RemoveDOFFAAcross 90: Part of a 1995 reunionRINGO STARRAAcross 92: The ____ of the landFATAAcross 93: Ancient goddess of fertilityASTARTEAAcross 94: Today's soldier, e.g.ENLISTEEAAcross 96: Bass ____VIOLAAcross 98: Tom Clancy hero JackRYANAAcross 100: Noisy gulpsSLURPSAAcross 101: Plesiosaurlike reptile, familiarlyNESSIEAAcross 103: "The Taming of the Shrew" settingPADUAAAcross 107: Author KenKESEYAAcross 108: Salespeople push itDOORBELLAAcross 110: WondrousSTARTLINGAAcross 111: ByeTATAAAcross 112: ThusLIKESOAAcross 113: Magwitch of "Great Expectations"ABELAAcross 115: 1979 disco hitYMCAAAcross 116: Kind of rackOVENAAcross 117: Shop's replacementLOANERAAcross 118: Mooring siteCOVEAAcross 119: Bed pieceSLATAAcross 120: ForwardPERTAAcross 121: Early English poet laureateDRYDENAAcross 122: Major hitSWATAAcross 123: Bang out, in a wayTYPEDDown 1: Half a 1980's TV duoLACEYDDown 2: Get a smile out ofAMUSEDDown 3: Race do-oversRESTARTSDDown 4: How to play "Loch Lomond"ANDANTEDDown 5: BreachGAPEDDown 6: From ____ ZATODDown 7: Classroom rewardGOLDSTARDDown 8: Slide sightAMOEBADDown 9: FamiliarizeACQUAINTDDown 10: Artist Toulouse ____LAUTRECDDown 11: Form a queueBRAIDDDown 12: Perry's creatorERLEDDown 13: Net supportsRIMSDDown 14: Parisian possessiveTESDDown 15: Brake soundSCREECHDDown 16: Movie for which Lee Grant won an OscarSHAMPOODDown 17: SinkTORPEDODDown 18: Went 80, saySPEEDEDDDown 28: More than enoughTOODDown 30: Traveler's guidePOLE STARDDown 30: Traveler's guidePOLESTARDDown 31: Leaves in the potTEADDown 34: Words in an anthology titleBESTOFDDown 36: More than disdainABHORDDown 37: Japanese assemblyDIETDDown 39: Tilting building?ARCADEDDown 40: Gentle ____ (Miss Manners salutation)READERDDown 41: Newspaper's ____ deskREWRITEDDown 42: Had an inspirationINHALEDDDown 43: FoundationFOOTINGDDown 45: Atlantic City resort, with "the"TAJDDown 47: Item in a lockOARDDown 51: DownerDRAGDDown 54: Classic film set in WyomingSHANEDDown 55: Delilah in "Samson and Delilah"HEDYDDown 56: George Michael, for onePOPSTARDDown 57: MideasternerIRANIDDown 58: Military decorationBRONZE STARDDown 59: Most like a ghostEERIESTDDown 60: Europe's Gulf of ____TRIESTEDDown 63: Year in Louis XIV's reignMDCLDDown 64: "O Sole ____"MIODDown 66: Foreign titleEMIRDDown 68: Get down, so to speakBOOGIEDDown 69: ChantINTONEDDown 70: "Over here!"PSSTDDown 73: BrainpowerSMARTSDDown 75: Fictional WalterMITTYDDown 78: Baker's needEGGDDown 80: W.W. I grp.AEFDDown 81: Peter, onceTSARDDown 83: George Cukor classicASTARISBORNDDown 84: Unversed?PROSEDDown 86: Windows work areaDESKTOPDDown 87: Officially not workingONLEAVEDDown 88: Psych outFLUSTERDDown 89: Southern stingerFIRE ANTDDown 91: QuarterbackOVERSEEDDown 93: Financial page figureANALYSTDDown 95: Kind of satelliteSPYDDown 97: Perfume dispensers?LILACSDDown 99: Classified ad abbr.APTDDown 101: Very muchNO ENDDDown 102: Pasta shapeELBOWDDown 104: Not very intelligentlyDIMLYDDown 105: Open, in a wayUNCAPDDown 106: Talismanic stoneAGATEDDown 108: French ChristianDIORDDown 109: Green lightOKAYDDown 110: Ingénue, perhapsSTARLETDDown 112: Honorary law deg.LLDDDown 114: "Uncle Tom's Cabin" girlEVA