New York Times Answers - Thursday, 2nd January 1997

There are 33 across clues and 44 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 2nd January 1997. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Walker, in sign language
AAcross 4:	Thanksgiving dish
AAcross 7:	Engagement
AAcross 13:	Baritone in Rabaud's "Marouf"
AAcross 14:	First or second, e.g.
AAcross 15:	Habituates
AAcross 16:	With 63-Across, theme of this puzzle
AAcross 18:	See 6-Down
AAcross 19:	Xaviera Hollander book	THEHAPPYHOOKER
AAcross 21:	Neighbor of Uganda
AAcross 22:	Boston suburb	LYNN
AAcross 23:	6/6/44
AAcross 26:	Gung-ho
AAcross 31:	Result of a firing
AAcross 34:	Corporate hotshot
AAcross 36:	Patriot of 1776
AAcross 37:	Common game show consolation prize	LEEPRESSONNAILS
AAcross 42:	Meanie
AAcross 43:	Out of town
AAcross 44:	"Fantasy Island" prop
AAcross 45:	SE Mexican state
AAcross 49:	Words of Caesar	ETTU
AAcross 51:	Senseless state
AAcross 53:	"All I gotta do ___ naturally" (Beatles lyric)	ISACT
AAcross 57:	"The Jeffersons" co-star	SHERMANHEMSLEY
AAcross 62:	It's often picked up in bars	THETAB
AAcross 63:	See 16-Across
AAcross 64:	The Continent
AAcross 65:	Sonnies
AAcross 66:	City on Guanabara Bay
AAcross 67:	Made up (for)
AAcross 68:	Windy City sights
AAcross 69:	Door word
DDown 1:	Results of some handshakes
DDown 2:	Peace Nobelist Root	ELIHU
DDown 3:	Fell precipitately
DDown 4:	Cry harshly
DDown 5:	"... and make it snappy!"
DDown 6:	With 18-Across, a two-time Oscar winner	MERYL
DDown 7:	Bucknell footballers
DDown 8:	Lover in Dryden's "All for Love"
DDown 9:	Izmir resident
DDown 10:	Cherry or apple
DDown 11:	Lecherous look
DDown 12:	Psychic's claim
DDown 12:	Psychic's claim
DDown 14:	Not so spicy
DDown 17:	Harry James's "___ the Craziest Dream"	IHAD
DDown 20:	Triangle part: Abbr.
DDown 24:	Borden weapon
DDown 25:	Cry of victory
DDown 27:	Half a dance
DDown 28:	Flag down a cab
DDown 29:	Colleague of Claudia and Naomi	ELLE
DDown 30:	Lucy's husband
DDown 31:	Tons
DDown 32:	Nintendo rival	SEGA
DDown 33:	Mint or sage
DDown 35:	1860's insignia	CSA
DDown 38:	Shade of green
DDown 39:	Have bills
DDown 40:	Turner of note
DDown 41:	Daily since 1851, briefly	NYTIMES
DDown 46:	Minor accident result
DDown 47:	Searched thoroughly
DDown 48:	Medical suffix	OMA
DDown 50:	Soyuz launcher
DDown 52:	Fish
DDown 54:	Waker-upper
DDown 55:	Whoopi, in "The Color Purple"	CELIE
DDown 56:	Holyfield beat him, 11/9/96
DDown 57:	Close
DDown 58:	Submarine
DDown 59:	Venerable English institution	ETON
DDown 60:	Become better
DDown 61:	Machiavellian concerns
DDown 62:	Leaves at 4:00?