New York Times Answers - Sunday, 6th October 1996 There are 71 across clues and 72 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 6th October 1996. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: United nationsBLOCAAcross 5: As loud as possible, in musicFFFAAcross 8: British P.T.A. membersMUMSAAcross 12: Brewer FrederickPABSTAAcross 17: Gymnastics coach KarolyiBELAAAcross 18: Prodigy rivalAOLAAcross 19: At the bottomBASALAAcross 20: Freshen, in a wayAERATEAAcross 21: +Seamy localeCOAL MINEAAcross 21: +Seamy localeCOALMINEAAcross 23: Jimmy Dorsey's "Maria ___"ELENAAAcross 24: +Fruit juiceNECTARAAcross 25: Circulation aidAORTAAAcross 26: EnrichesLARDSAAcross 27: Dumas duelistARAMISAAcross 28: Thirds in seriesGAMMASAAcross 31: Neth. neighborBELGAAcross 33: Sudden bolts of lightningAHASAAcross 35: +Gray-brown gooseNENEAAcross 36: Not miss ___ABEATAAcross 37: Wiped outMASSACREDAAcross 39: Top vaultsTENSAAcross 40: Stowe towT-BARAAcross 41: Hosp. printoutsEEGSAAcross 42: StrangerWEIRDERAAcross 44: Projecting anglesSALIENTSAAcross 46: Twain family nameFINNAAcross 47: RivalEMULATEAAcross 52: Clear, as tablesBUSAAcross 53: Surprise hit?BUNTAAcross 54: Destined for the playoffsUNBEATENAAcross 55: IrkSTEAMAAcross 58: +Building ___CODEAAcross 59: Finis, in FrankfurtENDEAAcross 60: Hwys.RTESAAcross 61: +Popular Florida theme parkMARINELANDAAcross 63: +Pac-Man, e.g.ARCADE GAMEAAcross 65: SmellyOLIDAAcross 66: +PeelRINDAAcross 67: Lincoln and othersCARSAAcross 68: "Wayne's World" co-starMYERSAAcross 69: HonorVENERATEAAcross 71: AmphoraeJARSAAcross 72: First word of Burns's "To a Mouse"WEEAAcross 73: Any of the Trucial StatesEMIRATEAAcross 74: "I Spy" co-starCULPAAcross 75: Shore creatureLANDCRABAAcross 80: Public imagePERSONAAAcross 82: SurroundedGIRTAAcross 83: Overly adulatoryOILYAAcross 84: Smooth, as a roadPAVEAAcross 87: SquireACCOMPANYAAcross 89: Half of "The Odd Couple"UNGERAAcross 90: ___ world recordSETAAAcross 91: +Inter followerALIAAAcross 92: "Kill ___ killed"ORBEAAcross 93: Let outUNCAGEAAcross 94: NowAT ONCEAAcross 96: British biscuitSCONEAAcross 98: Start of many Spanish place namesSANTOAAcross 100: +Calling a spade a spadeCANDORAAcross 101: Atmospheric probeSONDEAAcross 102: +MonumentMEMORIALAAcross 106: Like some old jointsCREAKYAAcross 107: Margarine fatOLEINAAcross 108: "___ we there yet?"AREAAcross 109: Inflict onDOTOAAcross 110: In singular fashionODDLYAAcross 111: Picnic hampererRAINAAcross 112: Au contraire, in slangNOTAAcross 113: "The tax which all distinction must pay": EmersonENVYDDown 1: English channelBBCDDown 2: Composer DelibesLEODDown 3: Slangy suffixOLADDown 4: +Italian dishCALAMARIDDown 5: Science eventsFAIRSDDown 6: Set of lettersFONTDDown 7: Hardly four-star hotelsFLEABAGSDDown 8: +Alcoholic product of SpainMALAGAWINEDDown 9: PatronUSERDDown 10: +BureaucratMANDARINDDown 11: Gory film figureSLASHERDDown 12: One of the elitePEERDDown 13: +SecretARCANEDDown 14: Michael Keaton and others, filmwiseBATMENDDown 15: Laundry woesSTAINSDDown 16: In telegrapheseTERSEDDown 19: Poe poem, with "The"BELLSDDown 20: Collector's itemsANASDDown 22: It may hold the fortMOATDDown 28: RoscoesGATSDDown 29: With 45-Down, author of "My People"ABBADDown 30: +GristMEALDDown 32: Ogee's outlineESSDDown 34: Last-minute writingsADDENDADDown 37: Flushing Meadows teamMETSDDown 38: CopperCENTDDown 39: ConstantTRUEDDown 41: SpecifyENUMERATEDDown 43: Fixed insertionEMBEDMENTDDown 45: See 29-DownEBANDDown 46: "Merrie Melodies" nameFUDDDDown 48: Egg classificationLARGEDDown 49: EssenceATTARDDown 50: SwarmsTEEMSDDown 51: First word of Massachusetts' mottoENSEDDown 53: CovenantBONDDDown 54: Family members, informallyUNCSDDown 55: "The Crucible" localeSALEMDDown 56: Singer LopezTRINIDDown 57: Duck downEIDERDDown 58: +Punish severelyCANEDDown 59: Takes the primrose pathERRSDDown 61: Cop's orderMOVEDDown 62: Like some meaningsLITERALDDown 63: Over-50 org.AARPDDown 64: Word with eagle or bugEYEDDDown 67: +Tangerinelike Philippine fruitCALAMONDINDDown 70: Rembrandt's "___ of Ganymede"RAPEDDown 71: D-Day beachJUNODDown 72: GuardedWARYDDown 74: +Product once advertised as an "esteemed brain tonic"COCA COLADDown 75: Court officialLINESMANDDown 76: +Transportation provider since 1976CONCORDEDDown 77: +European capitalRIGADDown 78: Give ___ upALEGDDown 79: Yorkshire cow shedBYREDDown 81: SnipSCISSORDDown 82: JawGABDDown 84: Early explosive devicePETARDDDown 85: Made upATONEDDDown 86: +Graffiti artist, e.g.VANDALDDown 88: Fuss with feathersPREENDDown 89: "For ___ us a child is born"UNTODDown 90: 1921 murder defendantSACCODDown 91: Lofty, as a mountain peakAERYDDown 93: Not satisfiedUNMETDDown 95: +Like some furnace fuelCOKYDDown 97: "The ___ Love" (1987 R.E.M. hit)ONEIDDown 99: 30's autoAERODDown 103: Physicist's concernIONDDown 104: Relative of a dune buggy, for shortATVDDown 105: "The Best Years of Our Lives" co-starLOY