New York Times Answers - Saturday, 5th October 1996 There are 34 across clues and 34 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 5th October 1996. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Tater separatorRICERAAcross 6: Electric Company neighborSTCHARLESAAcross 15: It's carried through the airAROMAAAcross 16: Express wondermentOOHANDAAHAAcross 17: "I'm all ___"FORITAAcross 18: VulgarityPOORTASTEAAcross 19: "Later"ANOTHERTIMEAAcross 21: Word in a store-hours signTILAAcross 22: One overseasEINAAcross 23: Way upSTAIRSAAcross 24: In flawless shapeMINTAAcross 25: Lech's lookLEERAAcross 27: Harding and WilsonANNSAAcross 28: 40-card gameMONTEAAcross 29: Popular Trekkie zineSTARLOGAAcross 31: Seat of Penobscot CountyBANGORAAcross 32: Tropical pastesPOISAAcross 33: Zest for lifeBRIOAAcross 34: Moreno's real first nameROSITAAAcross 37: Place for a grease wellGRIDDLEAAcross 40: Monologue ad-libASIDEAAcross 41: "Topaz" authorURISAAcross 42: Quick to the helmYAREAAcross 44: Pizzeria dessertsICESAAcross 45: IndividuallyAPIECEAAcross 47: Louse-to-beNITAAcross 48: Sega rival, for shortNESAAcross 49: "Local Hero" directorBILLFORSYTHAAcross 51: Sexy personHOTTAMALEAAcross 53: Where millions of connections are made every yearOHAREAAcross 54: "Women in Love" starALANBATESAAcross 55: GamblerDARERAAcross 56: Commercial challengeTASTETESTAAcross 57: 750-year-old literary worksEDDASDDown 1: Braves shortstop BelliardRAFAELDDown 2: Twist endings, e.g.IRONIESDDown 3: Noble wearCORONETDDown 4: DischargeEMITDDown 5: "Jabberwocky" creaturesRATHSDDown 6: Battle typesSOPRANOSDDown 7: Using a recorderTOOTINGDDown 8: Robed vocalistsCHOIRSDDown 9: Sets backHARMSDDown 10: One chip, perhapsANTEDDown 11: Nutritionist's abbr.RDADDown 12: PermanentLASTINGDDown 13: Gradually destroyEAT INTODDown 14: QuartersSHELTERDDown 20: Footnote phraseET ALIADDown 24: Poem of lamentMONODYDDown 26: White water featureRAPIDSDDown 28: MissMAIDDDown 30: Alternative to the new mathROTEDDown 31: County of a TV westernBRISCODDown 33: Most epigrammaticBRIEFESTDDown 34: It keeps your hair drierRAINHATDDown 35: Seminole War leaderOSCEOLADDown 36: Breaks for the Mexican border?SIESTASDDown 37: Parts of humidifiersGRILLESDDown 38: Nautical lineLANYARDDDown 39: U.N. member since 1993ERITREADDown 41: Working through the nightUPLATEDDown 43: Common solventsETHERSDDown 45: Strive forAIMATDDown 46: Whittle awayERODEDDown 49: 1995 Best Picture nomineeBABEDDown 50: Migrating fishSHADDDown 52: It does a bang-up jobTNT