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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 3rd March 1996

There are 71 across clues and 69 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 3rd March 1996. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Crockett's partner on "Miami Vice"TUBBS
AAcross 6: Turquoise
AAcross 10: 1982 best seller on sexuality, with "The"GSPOT
AAcross 15: In-tents experience?
AAcross 19: To smithereens
AAcross 20: Crescent
AAcross 21: Freedom, in Swahili
AAcross 22: "Jewel Song," e.g.
AAcross 23: Codicil
AAcross 24: Monkeyshine
AAcross 25: Table game for brooders?MOPINGPONG
AAcross 27: Symbol on French V.I.P.'s cars?FLEURDELIMOS
AAcross 30: Ascribe
AAcross 31: Hard-rock connectionASA
AAcross 33: Elvis's "A Fool Such___"ASI
AAcross 34: Umbrella part
AAcross 35: Social worker
AAcross 36: One of the family
AAcross 37: Dish in a cream sauce to remember?CHICKENALAMOKING
AAcross 43: He follows the news
AAcross 44: CH3 (chemical)
AAcross 45: ___Tin Tin
AAcross 46: Mideastern jambalaya
AAcross 47: Snappish
AAcross 48: Like some textbook publishers
AAcross 49: Name in a Salinger titleESME
AAcross 51: Dispatch
AAcross 52: On one's___
AAcross 54: Angel hair, e.g.
AAcross 56: Early South African P.M. Jan
AAcross 57: Coins in a Spanish treasure
AAcross 61: Affianced
AAcross 64: Watered down
AAcross 65: Japanese emperor beginning 1989AKIHITO
AAcross 66: Scuttlebutt
AAcross 67: Bit of dewWATERDROP
AAcross 70: Very, to Verdi
AAcross 71: Habitual liar
AAcross 73: Harness part
AAcross 74: Situated along a river
AAcross 76: "The Look of Love" pianist, 1968MENDES
AAcross 77: SportedHADON
AAcross 78: Fear
AAcross 79: Emerson's "jealous mistress"
AAcross 80: BattlingATIT
AAcross 81: Secures
AAcross 82: Stinky
AAcross 86: Some game
AAcross 89: Baseball's Little ColonelREESE
AAcross 91: NBC prog. since 1975SNL
AAcross 92: Marbles, so to speak
AAcross 94: Ron Howard's first TV roleOPIE
AAcross 95: Fashion designer who loves an old Ford?OSCARMODELARENTA
AAcross 98: Cartoon Chihuahua
AAcross 99: Complete
AAcross 100: Horned Frogs of coll. footballTCU
AAcross 101: Coddled item
AAcross 102: Jupiter or Saturn
AAcross 103: Long-distance auto race
AAcross 105: Hit song by a Beatles janitor?MOPSILOVEYOU
AAcross 110: Cat's mealtime lament?ITSNOMOUSE
AAcross 112: Malaria symptom
AAcross 113: What a dhoti covers
AAcross 116: B, gradewise
AAcross 117: Moliere missELISE
AAcross 118: Literally, "injured"LESE
AAcross 119: "The Untouchables" composer MorriconeENNIO
AAcross 120: Ustinov in "Quo Vadis?"
AAcross 121: Hurried over?
AAcross 122: Fleet fleetSSTS
AAcross 123: Doer of good deeds
DDown 1: Seafarer
DDown 2: Name in the newsUPI
DDown 3: TreacheryBADFAITH
DDown 4: "If We Only Have Love" composerBREL
DDown 5: Unevenly colored
DDown 6: Buzz in space
DDown 7: Piccadilly pound
DDown 8: Be the basis of
DDown 9: Wind-blown
DDown 10: Judy Garland's real last nameGUMM
DDown 11: Wave away
DDown 12: Small boxers
DDown 13: Mouth: PrefixORI
DDown 14: Utensil of note
DDown 15: Fearless Fosdick's creatorCAPP
DDown 16: Fired up
DDown 17: Moneymaking operation
DDown 18: Shoulder-length do
DDown 26: Prime meridian std.
DDown 28: Like a fifth wheel
DDown 29: "Think" tank?IBM
DDown 31: Crown
DDown 32: Satirist SilversteinSHEL
DDown 35: Japanese airline
DDown 38: Cartoon about a Veep?CHIPMONDALE
DDown 39: Loss of 1588
DDown 40: High spot?
DDown 41: Good working condition
DDown 42: Reformers' targets
DDown 43: Stimulating jazz singer?LENAHORMONE
DDown 50: Cassoulet and others
DDown 51: Where a groundhog shops?KMARMOT
DDown 53: Goethe National Museum site
DDown 55: Better ventilated
DDown 56: Stabilizer
DDown 58: Film on which "Carnival" was basedLILI
DDown 59: Sundance's heartthrobETTA
DDown 60: Gershwin song of 1930
DDown 61: It's pushed in Hyde Park
DDown 62: Viking character
DDown 63: Mideast's Gulf of___
DDown 65: Make___of moneyAPILE
DDown 68: Irving Berlin's "___Good Girl"THATSA
DDown 69: Magic 8 Ball, e.g.
DDown 72: Celsius, for one
DDown 75: Paragraph, perhaps
DDown 77: Middle of a Latin trioHAEC
DDown 81: Caters to
DDown 83: "Little tongues"
DDown 84: "Do___Me" (1992 #1 hit)ITTO
DDown 85: Couple
DDown 86: Unfamiliar
DDown 87: Shoe styleOPENTOE
DDown 88: Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, since 1917
DDown 90: Needle point?
DDown 91: Teas
DDown 93: They may have a pair of diamonds
DDown 96: Washington, McKinley et al.: Abbr.MTS
DDown 97: Overflow controls
DDown 99: Treasure of the Sierra MadreORO
DDown 104: Destroy
DDown 105: Sierra Club founder John
DDown 106: Peak in myth
DDown 107: Spherical striker
DDown 108: Boot
DDown 109: Chaplin's widowOONA
DDown 111: ___Miss
DDown 114: "House of Incest" authorNIN
DDown 115: One who can't pass the bar?
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