New York Times Answers - Sunday, 24th March 1996

There are 81 across clues and 90 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 24th March 1996. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Video session
AAcross 7:	Identified
AAcross 12:	Pitcher, of sorts
AAcross 17:	Bore
AAcross 21:	Kitchen gadget
AAcross 22:	Ancient Greek coins
AAcross 23:	It flows into Lyons
AAcross 24:	European state
AAcross 25:	Gershwin folk opera	PORGYANDBESS
AAcross 27:	What can be said of a Gershwin tune?	SWONDERFUL
AAcross 29:	Gaelic
AAcross 30:	Knob
AAcross 31:	Twit
AAcross 33:	Slew
AAcross 34:	Itinerary abbr.	RTE
AAcross 35:	Most attractive
AAcross 37:	Charitable giving
AAcross 38:	Culture lead-in	AGRI
AAcross 40:	Like shoes
AAcross 41:	Typeface imitative of handwriting
AAcross 43:	Tyke's transport
AAcross 47:	California city
AAcross 50:	Two-step, for one
AAcross 51:	Kind of stage, in human development
AAcross 52:	Before, to Byron
AAcross 53:	Shorebird
AAcross 54:	1925 Gershwin premiere	CONCERTOINF
AAcross 56:	Jot
AAcross 57:	Ol' Man, e.g.
AAcross 58:	Gymnastic equipment
AAcross 59:	Directional suffix
AAcross 60:	Belle's partner in film
AAcross 61:	Affirm
AAcross 62:	Language of Iran
AAcross 63:	Arrives impolitely, with "in"
AAcross 66:	Jackie's predecessor
AAcross 67:	Rocket's deviation
AAcross 68:	Song from Gershwin's "Girl Crazy"	BUTNOTFORME
AAcross 70:	Cut into three
AAcross 72:	Some are red
AAcross 74:	Baseball's Preacher
AAcross 75:	Yalta's locale
AAcross 76:	Unhand
AAcross 78:	Song from Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue"	THEMANILOVE
AAcross 82:	"My mama done___me" (song lyric)	TOL
AAcross 85:	Called on
AAcross 86:	Phobias
AAcross 88:	Shade of green
AAcross 89:	Tournament org.	NCAA
AAcross 90:	You might have to eat this person's words
AAcross 91:	"___now..."
AAcross 92:	Repent
AAcross 93:	British P.M. during Nixon's Presidency
AAcross 94:	American paters
AAcross 95:	Gershwin satire on politics	OFTHEEISING
AAcross 99:	Pen name
AAcross 100:	Prefix with dermis
AAcross 101:	Subway riders
AAcross 102:	Writer Jong
AAcross 103:	They make cameos
AAcross 104:	Drawn
AAcross 106:	Use a lever
AAcross 107:	Full of idle talk
AAcross 108:	Bounce
AAcross 109:	Cruise ship freebies
AAcross 110:	007 foe	SMERSH
AAcross 112:	It's a waste
AAcross 115:	Piano's opposite
AAcross 118:	Having better sense
AAcross 119:	Pulitzer author Buchanan	EDNA
AAcross 120:	Feminine name suffix	ELLA
AAcross 121:	Another song from Gershwin's "Girl Crazy"	IGOTRHYTHM
AAcross 124:	Gershwin song in a 1924 Astaire musical	OHLADYBEGOOD
AAcross 128:	Palindromically-named magazine	ELLE
AAcross 129:	Lariat
AAcross 130:	"___Ben Jonson!"	ORARE
AAcross 131:	Use as support
AAcross 132:	Oats
AAcross 133:	Audited a class
AAcross 134:	Republic of 1836
AAcross 135:	Named a la Spenser
DDown 1:	Sot
DDown 2:	To the left
DDown 3:	By itself
DDown 3:	By itself
DDown 4:	1953 Pulitzer dramatist
DDown 5:	Marshal in Napoleon's army
DDown 6:	Like some sugar
DDown 7:	Erred through oversight
DDown 8:	Religious men
DDown 9:	1994 skiing gold medalist
DDown 10:	Noisy transports
DDown 11:	Outdo
DDown 12:	Postulate
DDown 13:	Eighth word of "The Star-Spangled Banner"
DDown 14:	Debatable
DDown 15:	Massachusetts cape
DDown 16:	TV's "___and Stacey"
DDown 17:	Wreck
DDown 18:	Songwriter's starting point, maybe
DDown 19:	In___ (stymied)	ARUT
DDown 20:	Sets
DDown 26:	Big-name
DDown 28:	Children's author Le Cain	ERROL
DDown 32:	Tree in a thicket
DDown 35:	Secret device
DDown 36:	Kind of visa
DDown 38:	Envelope abbr.	ATTN
DDown 39:	Match for Seles
DDown 40:	Cleave
DDown 42:	Previously
DDown 43:	Fishing net
DDown 44:	Title song from a 1933 Gershwin musical	LETEMEATCAKE
DDown 45:	Like Ovid's "The Art of Love"
DDown 46:	Have a second session
DDown 47:	Flower display
DDown 48:	Three-time A.L. batting champ	OLIVA
DDown 49:	Gershwin ballad from "The Goldwyn Follies"	LOVEWALKEDIN
DDown 50:	Prefix with lateral	DORSO
DDown 51:	Progress steadily
DDown 54:	Hikers' woes
DDown 55:	Office time
DDown 56:	Demean
DDown 58:	Protected from the sun
DDown 62:	Fitch and muskrat
DDown 63:	Good times
DDown 64:	Field
DDown 65:	Tried hard
DDown 66:	The silent type
DDown 68:	Droplet
DDown 69:	Mr. Rogers	FRED
DDown 71:	Split
DDown 73:	Unwanted looks
DDown 75:	Stick
DDown 76:	Wall Street villain
DDown 77:	Getaway
DDown 78:	Some schools
DDown 79:	Milton's "immortal___"
DDown 80:	Takes in
DDown 81:	A Massey	ILONA
DDown 83:	Many a John Wayne film
DDown 84:	"The Wizard of Oz" actor and family	LAHRS
DDown 87:	Made the grade
DDown 89:	Hardly shy
DDown 92:	With defects and all	ASIS
DDown 93:	Unsparing
DDown 95:	Trireme gear
DDown 96:	Stew
DDown 97:	Chilling
DDown 98:	Perfume ingredient	IRISROOT
DDown 99:	Somewhat
DDown 101:	Eis's counterpart	FEUER
DDown 103:	Ferris wheel operator
DDown 105:	Like some lines
DDown 106:	Copyist
DDown 107:	Actress Barbara Bel___	GEDDES
DDown 109:	"Chicago Hope" actress	LAHTI
DDown 111:	Half a famous comedy duo	MEARA
DDown 112:	By oneself
DDown 113:	Fore-and-after
DDown 114:	Was without, briefly	HADNT
DDown 115:	Feudal estate
DDown 116:	Get a load of
DDown 117:	Position to fill
DDown 118:	R.B.I. or E.R.A.
DDown 120:	Even, to Yvonne
DDown 122:	Many mins.	HRS
DDown 123:	Verily
DDown 125:	Otto I's domain: Abbr.	HRE
DDown 126:	Calif. touchdown site
DDown 127:	Intl. trading assn.