New York Times Answers - Sunday, 6th April 1997

There are 75 across clues and 67 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 6th April 1997. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Brawl
AAcross 7:	Presence
AAcross 15:	Brothers' titles
AAcross 19:	Place
AAcross 20:	Cleared out, in a way
AAcross 21:	Matter
AAcross 22:	Reckless arrival?	ENTRANCERAMPAGE
AAcross 24:	___ Arenas, port in 93-Down	PUNTA
AAcross 25:	Tropical cuckoo
AAcross 26:	___-Cat	SNO
AAcross 27:	University V.I.P.
AAcross 28:	Former Met conductor Bruno
AAcross 29:	Prefix with fuel
AAcross 30:	Smalltown, U.S.A., family, in the comics
AAcross 33:	Jettison
AAcross 36:	Mother ___
AAcross 37:	Punkie
AAcross 39:	Figure at a roast
AAcross 41:	Word before Rodham, perhaps
AAcross 42:	"___ no idea!"	IHAD
AAcross 43:	Become, with "to"
AAcross 45:	Actress Peeples et al.	NIAS
AAcross 46:	"Hardy Boys" character	CHET
AAcross 47:	Naldi of the "Ziegfeld Follies"	NITA
AAcross 48:	Extols
AAcross 49:	Real estate ad abbr.	BDRM
AAcross 50:	Zero hour for Will Kane, in a film
AAcross 51:	Convened anew
AAcross 52:	Computer magazine
AAcross 53:	Biblical heirs, with "the"
AAcross 54:	"No food or drink" site, perhaps	POOLAREA
AAcross 56:	"I knew it!"
AAcross 57:	Storyteller
AAcross 58:	Grating
AAcross 59:	Exchange figures
AAcross 62:	Philippine island	NEGROS
AAcross 64:	Early 20th-century French art style
AAcross 66:	Diamond status	ONEOUT
AAcross 68:	Alley sounds
AAcross 69:	Warren Moon, once
AAcross 70:	A lot of time
AAcross 72:	Norwegian coin
AAcross 72:	Norwegian coin
AAcross 73:	Made a lot of noise
AAcross 75:	"A Hard Road to Glory" athlete-author
AAcross 76:	Baker
AAcross 77:	Loquacious
AAcross 80:	Anatomical passage	ITER
AAcross 81:	Rumple
AAcross 82:	Colgate rival
AAcross 83:	Hail ___	ACAB
AAcross 84:	Bulbous flower, for short
AAcross 85:	Blue of baseball	VIDA
AAcross 86:	Plans, as a course
AAcross 87:	Muslim's House of God	KABA
AAcross 88:	Boost, with "up"
AAcross 89:	Acting baseball commissioner Bud	SELIG
AAcross 90:	Maintained
AAcross 91:	Jack London's "Martin ___"
AAcross 92:	Hoists
AAcross 94:	Glacial ice formation
AAcross 96:	___ rigueur (literally)
AAcross 96:	___ rigueur (literally)
AAcross 99:	Agent 99 portrayer	FELDON
AAcross 101:	Jobs, figuratively
AAcross 103:	Be a pain
AAcross 104:	Reach capacity, slangily, with "out"
AAcross 105:	"In other words..."	IMEAN
AAcross 106:	Decisive spa service?	CRITICALMASSAGE
AAcross 111:	Spica's constellation
AAcross 112:	Consign
AAcross 113:	Groundhog, notably
AAcross 114:	Slacken
AAcross 115:	D'Oyly Carte production
AAcross 116:	Puts in
DDown 1:	Causes of some scratches
DDown 2:	Cox of "St. Elsewhere"	RONNY
DDown 3:	Temporary talent scarcity?	ACTINGOUTAGE
DDown 4:	Saturn, for one
DDown 5:	Their motto is "North to the future"	ALASKANS
DDown 6:	"Keystone Kops" producer
DDown 7:	Alphabetic sequence	CDE
DDown 8:	Sailing pronoun
DDown 9:	Inst.	ACAD
DDown 10:	Name of 11 ancient Egyptian rulers
DDown 11:	Transfix
DDown 12:	Actor Vincent of "Alive"	SPANO
DDown 13:	Writer Wolitzer
DDown 14:	"Fables in Slang" author
DDown 15:	Questionable ancestry?	FOULLINEAGE
DDown 16:	1961 Bobby Vee hit	RUNTOHIM
DDown 17:	Come before
DDown 18:	Eyed	STAREDAT
DDown 21:	One doing a balancing job
DDown 23:	Trick
DDown 28:	Stimulate
DDown 31:	Romantic bit of film making?	TENDERFOOTAGE
DDown 32:	Brat's look
DDown 34:	Atheist's E-mail, maybe?	UNHOLYMESSAGE
DDown 35:	She played Thelma in "Thelma & Louise"	GEENA
DDown 38:	Marcel Duchamp subject
DDown 40:	Sky-___ (TV news aid)
DDown 43:	Austrian composer Berg	ALBAN
DDown 44:	Tumult
DDown 46:	Some apartments
DDown 49:	"___ dear..."	BEA
DDown 50:	Polite refusal	NOSIR
DDown 51:	They exist from hand-to-mouth
DDown 53:	Beethoven's "___ Solemnis"
DDown 54:	No longer dirt
DDown 55:	River at Avignon
DDown 57:	Humble
DDown 58:	Schoolbag item
DDown 60:	Vacuum malfunction result?	HOOVERDAMAGE
DDown 61:	Least equivocal
DDown 63:	Prehistoric medical supply?	ROCKBANDAGE
DDown 65:	Was shown
DDown 67:	Revival gear
DDown 71:	Words of understanding
DDown 74:	American record-holder Steve Scott, e.g.
DDown 75:	Quattros and others	AUDIS
DDown 76:	Kind of testimony
DDown 77:	Get some coffee, perhaps
DDown 78:	Don's world
DDown 79:	Identifying equipment
DDown 81:	.001 inch
DDown 82:	Arrives, officially	CHECKSIN
DDown 84:	Baltimore suburb ___ Burnie
DDown 85:	Trace
DDown 86:	It may involve finger-pointing
DDown 89:	Ancient Greek coin
DDown 93:	Where the Bio-Bio flows
DDown 95:	Margin
DDown 97:	Bar selection
DDown 98:	Managers, sometimes	AXERS
DDown 100:	Experimental rock pioneer
DDown 102:	Jazz style
DDown 106:	___-Magnon
DDown 107:	Part of a workout
DDown 108:	Court figure: Abbr.
DDown 109:	Rural sight
DDown 110:	Lt. hopeful	SGT