New York Times Answers - Sunday, 12th January 1997 There are 75 across clues and 89 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 12th January 1997. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: "___ It Be Magic" (Manilow song)COULDAAcross 6: Country place for YeltsinDACHAAAcross 11: 16-Down, for oneOPERAAAcross 16: Recipe amt.TBSPAAcross 20: Prefix with -pathyOSTEOAAcross 21: Contemporary author CaninETHANAAcross 22: Kind of crossPAPALAAcross 23: They get what's leftHEIRSAAcross 25: More aloofICIERAAcross 26: Car in a Beach Boys songTBIRDAAcross 27: IrregularEROSEAAcross 28: Longhorn rivalAGGIEAAcross 29: ...faith healer, but I...LACKEDHANDSONEXPERIENCEAAcross 33: Cadiz Mrs.SRAAAcross 34: "The heck with you!"NERTSAAcross 35: Large groupBEVYAAcross 36: CherishESTEEMAAcross 37: Trig figure: Abbr.COSAAcross 38: Grenoble's riverISEREAAcross 40: It's good in ParisBONAAcross 42: Benchmarks: Abbr.STDSAAcross 43: ExchangeTRADE-INAAcross 48: Convertiplane, e.g.STOLAAcross 49: Shipping hazardFLOEAAcross 50: ...publisher of e. e. cummings's works, but I...WASUNDERCAPITALIZEDAAcross 55: Country singer TillisPAMAAcross 58: EachAPIECEAAcross 59: "Shrovetide Revelers" artistHALSAAcross 60: Coeur d'___, IdahoALENEAAcross 61: Crockett's last standALAMOAAcross 63: Past its primeSTALEAAcross 64: "Mister ___" (1957 Tony Curtis film)CORYAAcross 65: Go throughSPENDAAcross 66: VisitDROP INAAcross 67: Singer JanisIANAAcross 68: Cha, cha, cha, e.g.STEPSAAcross 69: NeologismCOINAGEAAcross 70: ...masseur, but I...RUBBEDPEOPLETHEWRONGWAYAAcross 78: Works into a passionENRAGESAAcross 79: Cowboy gearRIATAAAcross 80: Smithfield productHAMAAcross 81: CombsSCOURSAAcross 82: CollapsesFALLSAAcross 83: Product of SwedenSAABAAcross 85: Former chairman of CBSTISCHAAcross 90: Say "fo'c'sle," e.g.ELIDEAAcross 91: San ___, Calif.MATEOAAcross 92: Eastern titleAMIRAAcross 93: Violinmaker AmatiNICOLOAAcross 94: Address book info: Abbr.TELAAcross 95: ...mime, but I...TALKEDMYSELFOUTOFITAAcross 99: Wasn't straightLIEDAAcross 100: Many paintingsOILSAAcross 101: Releases, in a wayUNSNAPSAAcross 102: Runner ZatopekEMILAAcross 106: CoverLIDAAcross 107: Word on all U.S. coinsTRUSTAAcross 109: Misc. endingETC.AAcross 110: Corelli compositionSONATAAAcross 112: OfficeSEATAAcross 113: Dinsmore the prigELSIEAAcross 115: Cousin of "ugh!"BAHAAcross 118: ...sumo wrestler, but I...QUITWHENPUSHCAMETOSHOVEAAcross 124: FreeUNTIEAAcross 125: DisinclinedLOATHAAcross 126: Tropical palmARECAAAcross 127: Triangular peninsulaSINAIAAcross 128: Minneapolis suburbEDINAAAcross 129: Big name in the metals industryALCOAAAcross 130: DoPARTYAAcross 131: Baylor of basketball fameELGINAAcross 132: OverchargeSOAKAAcross 133: LimitlesslyNO ENDAAcross 134: Hell, with "the"ABYSSAAcross 135: It's a wrapSTOLEDDown 1: Prepares to strike, maybeCOILSDDown 2: March honorOSCARDDown 3: Punic War cityUTICADDown 4: National emblem of WalesLEEKDDown 5: Quiz whiz Charles Van ___DORENDDown 6: OustDETHRONEDDown 7: One of Pete Rose's recordsATBATSDDown 8: Does gym-class exercisesCHINSDDown 9: Like Hannah's heart, in songHARDDDown 10: Connective tissue of proseANDSDDown 11: Warm-up actOPENERDDown 12: Made without milk or meatPAREVEDDown 13: Thermosetting resinEPOXYDDown 14: Farrier's toolRASPDDown 15: On the safe side?ALEEDDown 16: Massenet workTHAISDDown 17: SiresBEGETSDDown 18: Official impressionSIGNETDDown 19: Set an asking figurePRICEDDDown 24: Has the earmarks ofSEEMSDDown 30: FigureDECIDEDDown 31: Daggers, in printingOBELIDDown 32: Dancer JeanmaireRENEEDDown 38: Autostrada's placeITALYDDown 39: BribesSOPSDDown 40: Word with date or trustBLINDDDown 41: SlimeOOZEDDown 43: Moore starterTWASDDown 44: IntentRAPTDDown 45: Polo grounds?ASIADDown 46: Field of honor fightDUELDDown 47: Suffix with differENCEDDown 48: Badge of battleSCARDDown 49: Work on a whaling shipFLENSEDDown 51: River of AvignonRHONEDDown 52: Retina layersTAPETADDown 53: A as in AcreALEPHDDown 54: "Mack the Knife" singerDARINDDown 55: Tree also called a custard applePAPAWDDown 56: Bygone computerAMIGADDown 57: It may be advancedMONEYDDown 62: ExtendedLONGDDown 64: Tops offCAPSDDown 65: Galley notationsSTETSDDown 66: Popular PC shooting gameDOOMDDown 67: Mid-month, in old RomeIDESDDown 68: Go downhill, in a waySLALOMDDown 69: ComplainCRABDDown 70: Furnace buttonRESETDDown 71: Truce wordUNCLEDDown 72: SwelterBROILDDown 73: Unit of data transmissionBAUDDDown 74: Casmerodius albus, commonlyEGRETDDown 75: SpieledORATEDDDown 76: CarpetlikePILEDDDown 77: SlipWHARFDDown 82: Like Hitler's "diaries"FAKEDDDown 83: Got wind of, old-styleSMELTDDown 84: Feels punkAILSDDown 85: Small songbirdsTITSDDown 86: It stands for somethingICONDDown 87: Francois Boucher's "Nude Lying on a ___"SOFADDown 88: Fast paceCLIPDDown 89: Have the ___ forHOTSDDown 91: Year in St. Leo IX's papacyMLIIDDown 92: "No returns"ASISDDown 93: Vatican emissaryNUNCIODDown 96: To whom the Kaaba is dedicatedALLAHDDown 97: 4-H participantYOUTHDDown 98: Exhibits more staminaOUTSTAYSDDown 102: Architectural suffixESQUEDDown 103: Diamond elevationsMOUNDSDDown 104: Ab ___ (from the beginning)INITIODDown 105: Many a novela watcherLATINADDown 107: Old Jutland residentTEUTONDDown 108: "Cosby" co-starRASHADDDown 109: Puts inELECTSDDown 111: Fine-tuneTWEAKDDown 112: SlotSPACEDDown 113: Kind of wheelEMERYDDown 114: Road race maneuversESSESDDown 115: Beat it!BONGODDown 116: ProfitAVAILDDown 117: "Die Lorelei" poetHEINEDDown 119: ExuberanceELANDDown 120: Court plea, informallyNOLODDown 121: Bullfighter's cloakCAPADDown 122: Aladdin, e.g.ARABDDown 123: To the ___ (completely)HILT