New York Times Answers - Saturday, 15th February 1997

There are 33 across clues and 31 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 15th February 1997. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Key setting
AAcross 8:	Labour, in England	THELEFT
AAcross 15:	Holds in awe
AAcross 16:	Jean Baptiste Poquelin's pen name
AAcross 17:	78's composition
AAcross 18:	Asmara is its capital
AAcross 19:	Bears
AAcross 20:	Loathsome little creatures
AAcross 21:	Is behind
AAcross 22:	Smile trigger?
AAcross 23:	Picks up
AAcross 25:	Generic greeting	DEARSIR
AAcross 26:	NASA vehicles	LEMS
AAcross 27:	Expels
AAcross 29:	Depots: Abbr.	STAS
AAcross 30:	Fissure filler
AAcross 30:	Fissure filler
AAcross 31:	Small barracuda
AAcross 35:	Kind of music or lightning
AAcross 37:	Storied Big Apple nightclub	COPA
AAcross 41:	High and low
AAcross 41:	High and low
AAcross 43:	Romantic and melancholy	BYRONIC
AAcross 45:	"Would you not ___ breathed?": Shak.	DEEMIT
AAcross 46:	Cave
AAcross 47:	Components
AAcross 49:	Ticked off about	HOTOVER
AAcross 50:	The lily maid of ___ (Tennyson's Elaine)	ASTOLAT
AAcross 51:	Rodgers and Hart's "Johnny ___"	ONENOTE
AAcross 52:	Home wrecker
AAcross 53:	They're spent in Spain
AAcross 54:	Actor who's a crossword fan	EDASNER
AAcross 55:	Stable work force
DDown 1:	Irregular mathematical shape
DDown 2:	"The Russia House" author
DDown 3:	Like a baseball pitch
DDown 4:	Puts in the dock again
DDown 5:	Some tracks	IRAILS
DDown 6:	Can't stand
DDown 7:	"___ Death" (Grieg work)	ASES
DDown 8:	1947 docudrama	TMEN
DDown 9:	"___ Satires & Epistles" (classical Roman work)	HORACES
DDown 10:	Inventor Otis	ELISHA
DDown 11:	Befouls the path
DDown 12:	Most inexplicable
DDown 13:	Variety of iris
DDown 14:	Film snippets
DDown 24:	Ludwig who wrote nine symphonies	SPOHR
DDown 25:	Loser
DDown 28:	Afore
DDown 31:	Tragic end	SADFATE
DDown 32:	Content
DDown 33:	Sister of Orestes
DDown 34:	Rain dance accompaniment	TOMTOMS
DDown 35:	Fixed charge	SETRATE
DDown 36:	Family in O'Neill dramas
DDown 37:	Eagle wearer
DDown 38:	Each man's entitlement, per the saying	ONEVOTE
DDown 39:	Bat application
DDown 40:	Arthur or Monroe, e.g.
DDown 42:	Instrument played by 24-Down
DDown 44:	Take back to the lab
DDown 48:	Trick ending?	STER
DDown 49:	___-my-thumb	HOPO