New York Times Answers - Sunday, 31st March 1996

There are 64 across clues and 76 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 31st March 1996. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Work well together
AAcross 5:	Virgil genre
AAcross 9:	Ill-gotten gains
AAcross 13:	"___not amused"	WEARE
AAcross 18:	"Now___me down to sleep"	ILAY
AAcross 19:	Chute opening
AAcross 20:	Tashi's superior	DALAI
AAcross 21:	Crowns
AAcross 22:	Stir up
AAcross 23:	Boardwalk purchases
AAcross 24:	Vic Damone's "___But One Heart"	IHAVE
AAcross 25:	Perlman and others
AAcross 26:	Shakespeare's lament upon crashing? ("Henry VIII" I, 1)	THENETHASFALLENUPONME
AAcross 30:	Many a "Star Trek" alien
AAcross 31:	Like
AAcross 31:	Like
AAcross 32:	Code carrier
AAcross 33:	Interjections of doubt	UMS
AAcross 34:	Cowpoke
AAcross 37:	It's far above Cayuga's waters
AAcross 42:	Shakespeare reviews hypertext? ("Othello" III, 4)	THEREISMAGICINTHEWEB
AAcross 47:	Astrological aspect
AAcross 48:	Word with first or foreign
AAcross 49:	Old film studio	RKO
AAcross 50:	Less than regular
AAcross 51:	Dusseldorf dog	HUND
AAcross 52:	Bargain
AAcross 54:	Wife of Constantine the Great	FAUSTA
AAcross 57:	"Brave Men" author, 1944
AAcross 58:	21st, e.g.
AAcross 60:	Foray
AAcross 62:	Soupcon
AAcross 64:	Shakespeare's cry when he can't click an icon? ("Twelfth Night" I, 5)	MOUSEOFVIRTUEANSWERME
AAcross 71:	Wings
AAcross 72:	Heaven, to Henri
AAcross 73:	Fortuneteller's aid
AAcross 74:	New Mexico's Enchanted___
AAcross 78:	Rock's___Brothers	ALLMAN
AAcross 80:	Characteristic property
AAcross 82:	Carry (away)
AAcross 83:	School on the Seine	ECOLE
AAcross 85:	___Schwarz
AAcross 86:	Writer___Louise Huxtable
AAcross 87:	Actress ZaSu	PITTS
AAcross 88:	Why Shakespeare logs on at night? ("The Two Gentlemen of Verona" III, 1)	NOMANHATHACCESSBYDAY
AAcross 94:	Intl. humanities agcy.
AAcross 95:	Boo-boos
AAcross 96:	Kind of wheels
AAcross 97:	"I___Rock"
AAcross 99:	LP's center?	MNO
AAcross 100:	Odd couple
AAcross 105:	Shakespeare on planting a virus? ("All's Well That Ends Well" III, 3)	IPUTMYSELFINTOTHYFILE
AAcross 112:	Sixth-century B.C. author
AAcross 113:	1909 Physics Nobelist
AAcross 114:	Table d'___
AAcross 115:	One that gets a leg up?
AAcross 116:	Ship to remember
AAcross 117:	Springy
AAcross 118:	One on-line
AAcross 119:	Hightails it
AAcross 120:	Queue
AAcross 121:	Sawbones
AAcross 122:	Caves
AAcross 123:	Grease, as one's way
DDown 1:	Great amusement
DDown 2:	Mr. Yale	ELIHU
DDown 3:	Peabody Museum site
DDown 4:	Laughing one
DDown 5:	Typification
DDown 6:	Game with a cross-shaped board
DDown 7:	Companion of Artemis
DDown 8:	Lip
DDown 9:	Iranian royal name
DDown 10:	Israeli airline	ELAL
DDown 11:	Lap against, as the shore
DDown 12:	Brute
DDown 13:	Military courses
DDown 14:	Early satellite
DDown 15:	"Indeed!"
DDown 16:	Printer's___
DDown 17:	Start of North Carolina's motto
DDown 20:	Scripts, mostly
DDown 27:	Habituate
DDown 28:	Its symbol is F
DDown 29:	28-Down, e.g.
DDown 34:	Youngest son of Ivan the Terrible	DMITRI
DDown 35:	Beige
DDown 36:	Old Oriental vehicle: Var.	RIKSHA
DDown 38:	Kentucky product
DDown 39:	Kind of game
DDown 40:	Tiny room
DDown 41:	Up to it
DDown 42:	Cape Cod resort town	TRURO
DDown 43:	Brahmanist
DDown 44:	"The___near!"	ENDIS
DDown 45:	Neb.-based defense org.
DDown 46:	Disfavoring	NOTINTO
DDown 47:	___McAn shoes	THOM
DDown 52:	Saint Francis of___	PAOLA
DDown 53:	That is hay
DDown 54:	Assimilate
DDown 55:	Together, musically	ADUE
DDown 56:	Goose genus
DDown 59:	Teachers' org.	NEA
DDown 61:	Old treasure chest
DDown 63:	United competition
DDown 65:	Having a curtainlike membrane
DDown 66:	Aquatic plant
DDown 67:	Rodrigo Diaz de Bivar
DDown 68:	Gaucho's necesidad
DDown 69:	1955's Best Picture	MARTY
DDown 70:	Young newts
DDown 74:	Dishes
DDown 75:	College major, slangily	ECON
DDown 76:	A portion
DDown 77:	"Oh, woe!"
DDown 79:	"Silent Night" writer Joseph
DDown 81:	County officials, for short
DDown 84:	Settled
DDown 86:	Follow, as an impulse
DDown 86:	Follow, as an impulse
DDown 87:	Miniature
DDown 89:	Very comfortable
DDown 90:	Two-year-olds, generally
DDown 91:	Husky, e.g.
DDown 92:	Bewitched
DDown 93:	Severe critics
DDown 98:	"___as things may seem..."	ASBAD
DDown 100:	Bucolic bugler
DDown 101:	Lit
DDown 102:	Shinbone
DDown 103:	Film showings
DDown 104:	"Siddhartha" novelist
DDown 105:	Certain foot
DDown 106:	Syrup flavor
DDown 107:	Govt. publicity grp.	USIA
DDown 108:	Author Morrison	TONI
DDown 109:	As a result
DDown 110:	Churchgoer
DDown 111:	Bomb's sound