New York Times Answers - Friday, 16th February 1996 There are 36 across clues and 35 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 16th February 1996. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Fowl entreesSQUABSAAcross 7: Minolta rivalLEICAAAcross 12: Fingernail crescentLUNULAAAcross 13: Hard rockDIAMONDAAcross 15: Filmdom's "My Sister___"EILEENAAcross 16: Duck hunter's scopeGUNRANGEAAcross 17: Permanently abroad, maybeEXILEDAAcross 18: LoadONUSAAcross 19: Alphabetic runQRSAAcross 20: ___-TikiKONAAcross 21: Games people playPRANKSAAcross 23: Computer functionQUITAAcross 24: When ecoles let outETESAAcross 26: Firefighting equipmentAXESAAcross 27: OddQUEERAAcross 28: Furniture wood sourceRED ALDERAAcross 30: Fred Flintstone's workplaceQUARRYAAcross 31: "Joyeux___"NOELAAcross 32: Actor Ke Huy___QUANAAcross 33: Meal maker?PESTLEAAcross 36: Bee workersQUILTERSAAcross 40: MatchEQUALAAcross 41: Thigh muscle, informallyQUADAAcross 42: Without___(riskily)ANETAAcross 43: "Sister Act" extrasNUNSAAcross 44: Old and charmingQUAINTAAcross 46: Article in Die WeltDERAAcross 47: TeaseRIBAAcross 48: One of a fivesome, for shortQUINAAcross 49: Cologne's Church of St.___URSULAAAcross 51: Milk purchaseONEQUARTAAcross 53: ChokersNOOSESAAcross 54: "The Cannonball Run" actorDELUISEAAcross 55: Computer programmersCODERSAAcross 56: Infection causeSTAPHAAcross 57: Hardly denseSPARSEDDown 1: Comparatively smoothSLEEKERDDown 2: Don of fictionQUIXOTEDDown 3: Like most stationeryUNLINEDDDown 4: "The Mammoth Hunters" authorAUELDDown 5: CensorBLEEPDDown 6: Gidget in "Gidget"SANDRADEEDDown 7: "Peanuts" characterLINUSDDown 8: Jug___EARSDDown 9: Start of "The Yankee Doodle Boy" chorusIMADDown 10: OvercomeCONQUERDDown 11: More soreANGRIERDDown 13: Easy 2-pointersDUNKSDDown 14: 1939 movie lawmanDESTRYDDown 16: Dead duckGONERDDown 22: "The Fusco Brothers" dog, in the funniesAXELDDown 23: AmountsQUANTADDown 25: Christmas tempsSANTASDDown 27: Kind of analysis: Abbr.QUALDDown 29: Take it easyLOLLDDown 30: BusybodiesQUIDNUNCSDDown 32: Le Havre lading placeQUAIDDown 33: Tarkington opusPENRODDDown 34: Zebras, e.g.EQUINESDDown 35: Population boom areaSUN BELTDDown 35: Population boom areaSUNBELTDDown 36: Dress designer MaryQUANTDDown 37: Ultimate consumerEND USERDDown 38: Sots, at timesREELERSDDown 39: Road in the RuhrSTRASSEDDown 41: Stationery amountQUIREDDown 44: SuppressQUASHDDown 45: Go as a groupTROOPDDown 48: Wilde commentQUIPDDown 50: Fountain potableSODADDown 52: In the capacity ofQUA