New York Times Answers - Sunday, 7th May 1995

There are 67 across clues and 96 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 7th May 1995. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Actor Cage	NICOLAS
AAcross 8:	Mosaic piece
AAcross 15:	Belabors	HARPSON
AAcross 22:	"Hubba-hubba!" to Henri	OOHLALA
AAcross 23:	Accepted as payment
AAcross 24:	Poe poem set in a "ghoul-haunted woodland"	ULALUME
AAcross 25:	Put out
AAcross 26:	Ran out
AAcross 27:	To the extent that	SOFARAS
AAcross 28:	The German troops' marching song was adapted from _____	HARVARDSFIGHTFIGHTFIGHT
AAcross 31:	Purposive
AAcross 32:	Miss-named
AAcross 33:	Rose hip and Red Zinger, e.g.
AAcross 34:	Chekhov's "Uncle _____"	VANYA
AAcross 39:	Goddess of night
AAcross 40:	Province of Latium
AAcross 44:	'60s satellite series	ESSA
AAcross 47:	Lock horns with
AAcross 49:	Poison antidotes
AAcross 52:	Bedroom community
AAcross 56:	Hitler's blitzkreig theory was based on the _____	WORKOFABRITISHHISTORIAN
AAcross 62:	"_____ go, into the..."	OFFWE
AAcross 63:	Switch
AAcross 64:	_____ Miss
AAcross 65:	Bara contemporary	NEGRI
AAcross 66:	Gaping opening
AAcross 69:	Ruins
AAcross 71:	Field marshal Rommel	ERWIN
AAcross 73:	Play by e.e. cummings
AAcross 74:	Author Robbe-Grillet et al.	ALAINS
AAcross 77:	Puts away
AAcross 79:	Common Market money
AAcross 80:	Page of music	PATTI
AAcross 82:	The first non-British to receive Britain's Dickin Medal for Gallantry was a _____	CARRIERPIGEONNAMEDGIJOE
AAcross 87:	Din
AAcross 88:	Glamour competitor	ELLE
AAcross 89:	Hooks up
AAcross 90:	Leaning
AAcross 91:	Solecize
AAcross 92:	Model's makeup, often
AAcross 94:	One who neatens a bed
AAcross 97:	Ottoman V.I.P.
AAcross 98:	Quarter back
AAcross 101:	Letter from Athens
AAcross 102:	Red letters
AAcross 104:	Author James and others	AGEES
AAcross 107:	Negotiations leading to the surrender of German troops in Italy _____	HADTHECODENAMECROSSWORD
AAcross 114:	Plenty angry
AAcross 115:	"CHiPs" chap	ESTRADA
AAcross 116:	Capital on the Tanshui River
AAcross 117:	Okinawan seaport	NAHA
AAcross 120:	Blue hue
AAcross 121:	White pages abbr.
AAcross 124:	1976 Beach Boys tune	ITSOK
AAcross 125:	Refuges
AAcross 129:	"Prince _____" ("Aladdin" song)
AAcross 131:	Pretend to be
AAcross 133:	The BBC promoted V-for-Victory in musical Morse code by frequenty broadcasting _____	BEETHOVENSFIFTHSYMPHONY
AAcross 145:	Pennsylvania Railroad city
AAcross 146:	Flower petals, collectively
AAcross 147:	'60s TV western
AAcross 148:	French auto	CITROEN
AAcross 149:	Biblical liar
AAcross 150:	Blue books?
AAcross 151:	Here and there, to Pierre	ICIETLA
AAcross 152:	Nerve impulse point
AAcross 153:	Fishermen's patron
DDown 1:	Raid the refigerator
DDown 2:	Tiniest bit
DDown 3:	Oscar winner as Loretta Castorini
DDown 4:	One of five Norwegian kings	OLAV
DDown 5:	Priest of the East
DDown 6:	Argus-eyed
DDown 7:	Turn blue?
DDown 8:	Bernard Malamud Pulitzer winner, 1967	THEFIXER
DDown 9:	Wind-borne
DDown 10:	Catch
DDown 11:	Year in school: Abbr.
DDown 12:	Once, once
DDown 13:	Wreck of the Hesperus cause
DDown 14:	Mix with, as seasonings
DDown 15:	Sudden silences
DDown 16:	Gobs
DDown 17:	Disreputable people, for short
DDown 18:	Pigtail
DDown 19:	Groundswell
DDown 20:	D-Day beachhead
DDown 21:	They're for the birds
DDown 29:	Cautionary sign	SLO
DDown 30:	"I didn't know that!"
DDown 34:	Profession
DDown 35:	V-mail address
DDown 36:	"All Things Considered" network	NPR
DDown 37:	Julian's stepmother	YOKO
DDown 38:	Starting	ASOF
DDown 40:	Try, try again?
DDown 41:	Safety elevator inventor
DDown 42:	_____-Mokwa ("Hiawatha" bear)	MISHE
DDown 43:	"Oh!" de Cologne
DDown 45:	Clique
DDown 46:	Nerve impulse conduit
DDown 48:	Pour forth
DDown 50:	Rental checks?
DDown 51:	"The Price Is Right" display
DDown 53:	Scottish actress Mary
DDown 54:	Part of a combination	RIGHTJAB
DDown 55:	Figaro in "The Barber of Seville"
DDown 57:	Bristle
DDown 58:	Nap sack?
DDown 59:	Pelvis part
DDown 60:	Brains
DDown 61:	Overabundance
DDown 66:	King Duncan's killer
DDown 67:	Title poem of a Poe book	ALAARAAF
DDown 68:	Marrier in haste, maybe
DDown 70:	Amorous glance: Fr.
DDown 72:	Depicted
DDown 75:	High dudgeon
DDown 76:	Zilch
DDown 78:	Foment
DDown 80:	Some movie ratings	PGS
DDown 81:	Languish
DDown 83:	Old fiddle
DDown 84:	Dialogue writer
DDown 85:	Anchor, perhaps
DDown 86:	"_____ Thou Now O Soul" (Whitman poem)	DAREST
DDown 93:	Unc's mate
DDown 95:	Patriotic org.	DAR
DDown 96:	Maniacal leader
DDown 99:	Former Ford
DDown 100:	Opposite of seek
DDown 103:	Hall and Oates' "_____ Smile"	SARA
DDown 105:	Morales of "La Bamba"	ESAI
DDown 106:	"MAS*H" Emmy winner	SWIT
DDown 108:	Fuel efficiency rater: Abbr.
DDown 108:	Fuel efficiency rater: Abbr.
DDown 109:	Helpful PC key	ESC
DDown 110:	Clichéd climax of a movie thriller	CARCHASE
DDown 111:	Photo _____
DDown 112:	Stutz Bearcat contemporary
DDown 113:	Cartoonist Browne	DIK
DDown 118:	Morro Castle site
DDown 119:	Brighton brew
DDown 122:	Visitors from afar	ETS
DDown 123:	"Eight Men Out" director John	SAYLES
DDown 125:	They're to be counted on
DDown 126:	Collector's item
DDown 127:	"Look Homeward, Angel" dramatist _____ Frings	KETTI
DDown 128:	Accumulation
DDown 130:	Kon-Tiki worshipers	INCAS
DDown 131:	Oversized library volume
DDown 132:	Like some bombs
DDown 134:	Laugh and a half
DDown 135:	Scott Turow book	ONEL
DDown 136:	Company co-founded by Akio Morita	SONY
DDown 137:	Ollie's biggest friend	FRAN
DDown 138:	Hebrides island	IONA
DDown 139:	Impertinent
DDown 140:	Plaything
DDown 141:	"I have seen war...I _____ war": F.D.R.
DDown 142:	Strike out
DDown 143:	Congenial
DDown 144:	1945, for one