New York Times Answers - Sunday, 14th July 1996

There are 66 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 14th July 1996. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Supermarket section
AAcross 6:	In re	ASTO
AAcross 10:	Emmy-winning actress Neuwirth	BEBE
AAcross 14:	Help for the memory-challenged
AAcross 19:	Bulldog	YALIE
AAcross 20:	From the flock
AAcross 21:	Seldom seen
AAcross 22:	Bypass
AAcross 23:	Teacake
AAcross 24:	Small whirlwind
AAcross 26:	Jerry Rice, e.g., informally
AAcross 27:	Kato's boss	THEGREENHORNET
AAcross 29:	Couch
AAcross 30:	Seat of Jackson County, Texas	EDNA
AAcross 31:	Stock option
AAcross 32:	Aristophanes play that caused a buzz	THEWASPS
AAcross 34:	"Baywatch" types
AAcross 38:	Because
AAcross 39:	"Awake, faire Muse," e.g.
AAcross 40:	Lay waste to
AAcross 41:	Nursery rhyme start	LADYBUGLADYBUG
AAcross 49:	Excitedly active
AAcross 51:	Former First Lady	BESS
AAcross 52:	Revolutionary War hero
AAcross 53:	Cork's place
AAcross 54:	___Park, Calif.	MENLO
AAcross 55:	Produce an effect, as medicine
AAcross 56:	Ones involved in match play
AAcross 57:	Dog's problem
AAcross 58:	African monarchy
AAcross 60:	Caron role	LILI
AAcross 61:	Offer
AAcross 62:	Region of Nicaragua	MOSQUITOCOAST
AAcross 66:	Sculptured
AAcross 70:	Brand
AAcross 71:	Bulldozer, e.g.
AAcross 75:	Fanatical
AAcross 76:	Actress Adams et al.
AAcross 78:	1959 Kingston Trio hit	MTA
AAcross 79:	Sirens
AAcross 81:	"___Shoes" (American spiritual)	IGOT
AAcross 82:	Time's 1977 Man of the Year
AAcross 83:	Inquiry: Abbr.	QUES
AAcross 84:	Like some roofs
AAcross 85:	1939 tale of a tarnished Tinseltown, with "The"	DAYOFTHELOCUST
AAcross 88:	To be, to Henri	ETRE
AAcross 89:	Dory's need
AAcross 90:	Becoming slower, musically: Abbr.
AAcross 90:	Becoming slower, musically: Abbr.
AAcross 91:	Place to buy redeye
AAcross 94:	Nickname of Sophocles	ATTICBEE
AAcross 99:	Them: Fr.	EUX
AAcross 100:	Ramses I's successor	SETI
AAcross 101:	Early riser?
AAcross 102:	Tale of a butchered Piggy	LORDOFTHEFLIES
AAcross 109:	1960-61 A.L. M.V.P.	MARIS
AAcross 110:	Item sacred to Athena
AAcross 111:	Liberated city of September 1944
AAcross 112:	First name in cosmetics	ESTEE
AAcross 113:	Nil___bonum
AAcross 114:	Occupational name endings	IERS
AAcross 115:	The "her" of "Leave Her to Heaven"	ELLEN
AAcross 116:	Ancient relic: Var.
AAcross 117:	MTV target
AAcross 118:	Copper
AAcross 119:	Silver, e.g.
DDown 1:	Best-selling CD-ROM game	MYST
DDown 2:	Per
DDown 3:	Kind of root
DDown 4:	Glassy sound
DDown 5:	Hit the roof
DDown 6:	Pilgrim couple	ALDENS
DDown 7:	Executive hotel offering
DDown 8:	Mary Roberts Rinehart volume	TISH
DDown 9:	Paper nautilus and others
DDown 10:	English goose
DDown 11:	Sun shade
DDown 12:	Actress Ekland
DDown 13:	Member of a conger line?
DDown 14:	Like some magazine subscriptions
DDown 15:	Madonna movie role	EVITA
DDown 16:	Jargons
DDown 17:	"___but dazzling darkness": Vaughan	ADEEP
DDown 18:	1996 loser to Netanyahu
DDown 25:	London's___Lane	DRURY
DDown 28:	Netherlands city	EDE
DDown 29:	Detroit offering
DDown 33:	See 36-Down
DDown 34:	Author Stoker	BRAM
DDown 35:	Stereotype
DDown 36:	With 33-Down, polar phenomena
DDown 37:	Diamond and others	NEILS
DDown 38:	Accelerated
DDown 41:	Gaboriau detective	LECOQ
DDown 42:	Texas home of the Bears	BAYLOR
DDown 43:	Actress Lenore	ULRIC
DDown 44:	Day-___	GLO
DDown 45:	Give birth on the farm
DDown 46:	Predicament
DDown 47:	Impetus
DDown 48:	One going in the right direction?	GEER
DDown 50:	Came up quickly
DDown 51:	Dickensian cries	BAHS
DDown 56:	Falafel holders
DDown 57:	Lithium and others
DDown 59:	Quite a load
DDown 60:	Misled, or worse	LIEDTO
DDown 61:	Literary monogram	TSE
DDown 63:	Expected
DDown 64:	Jazz group, maybe
DDown 65:	"___the day!" (Shakespearean phrase)
DDown 66:	Part of a crossword
DDown 67:	Music whose name means "color"
DDown 68:	"___Like That" (Bernstein/Sondheim song)	ABOY
DDown 69:	One of the Corleones	VITO
DDown 72:	Desk item
DDown 73:	Sister of Clio
DDown 74:	1930's-ish, e.g.
DDown 76:	Skier Phil	MAHRE
DDown 77:	Orange drink
DDown 78:	New wine
DDown 80:	Strike one as
DDown 82:	Attempts
DDown 83:	Hardly practical
DDown 86:	Intent
DDown 87:	Well-made product?
DDown 91:	Bidding
DDown 92:	Had a little lamb?
DDown 93:	Loots
DDown 94:	Tops
DDown 95:	Destroy
DDown 96:	Baker's offering
DDown 97:	Having greater reserve
DDown 98:	"Heartbreak House" heroine	ELLIE
DDown 99:	North Carolina politician Sam	ERVIN
DDown 100:	Adamantine
DDown 103:	Seine tributary	OISE
DDown 104:	Unfettered
DDown 105:	Ice-cream truck song
DDown 106:	"Winnie-___-Pu"	ILLE
DDown 107:	C.S.A.'s Robert___	ELEE
DDown 108:	Computer command
DDown 110:	N.Y. neighbor	ONT