New York Times Answers - Sunday, 11th August 1996

There are 75 across clues and 93 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 11th August 1996. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Shells and elbows
AAcross 6:	Taught
AAcross 14:	Miscellany
AAcross 22:	Carts
AAcross 23:	One who's joined the club
AAcross 24:	Gateway Arch designer
AAcross 25:	Chesebrough-Pond's products	QTIPS
AAcross 26:	"LETHARGIC"	LAZYSUSANSARANDON
AAcross 28:	Annotate excessively or absurdly	BENOTE
AAcross 30:	Liz has several
AAcross 31:	Averred
AAcross 32:	Montgomery bus rider Parks
AAcross 33:	College knowledge
AAcross 34:	1960's TV lead	MRED
AAcross 37:	Pianist Gilels et al.	EMILS
AAcross 40:	Exchanged words
AAcross 42:	Type of eng.	CIV
AAcross 43:	N.Y.S.E. neighbor
AAcross 44:	"Ode to Psyche" poet
AAcross 46:	Celebrates in song
AAcross 49:	Cultivate
AAcross 50:	"SICKENING"	TYPHOIDMARYPICKFORD
AAcross 55:	Guns
AAcross 57:	Barrie's "___ Licht Idylls"
AAcross 58:	CBS logo
AAcross 59:	Jerusalem's ___ Dolorosa
AAcross 60:	Some gowns	DIORS
AAcross 62:	"WILD"	MUSTANGSALLYFIELD
AAcross 69:	Fleming and namesakes	IANS
AAcross 70:	Remainder of Rennes	RESTE
AAcross 71:	Crop up
AAcross 72:	Casas grandes
AAcross 73:	Exuding, old-style	EMITTENT
AAcross 75:	Dispossess
AAcross 77:	Long Island town, home of William Cullen Bryant	ROSLYN
AAcross 78:	Common computer
AAcross 79:	Amerada ___ (oil giant)
AAcross 80:	Contest entry encl.
AAcross 81:	Horsefeathers
AAcross 82:	Old film letters	RKO
AAcross 84:	Occult matter
AAcross 86:	Site of Mark Twain National Forest
AAcross 89:	John Doe, maybe
AAcross 91:	One of the Society Islands
AAcross 92:	Bellowing	AROAR
AAcross 93:	See 117-Across	PALME
AAcross 95:	Matthew Arnold's "Empedocles on ___"
AAcross 96:	"WONDERFUL"	AMAZINGGRACEKELLY
AAcross 99:	Pot
AAcross 100:	"Shiny Happy People" band
AAcross 101:	Not non	OUI
AAcross 102:	Supercomputer maker
AAcross 103:	"I'll be!"
AAcross 104:	"BEAUTIFUL"	PRETTYPENNYMARSHALL
AAcross 112:	It's just a waste
AAcross 115:	Start of a Carroll title	ALICES
AAcross 116:	Pick wild fruit
AAcross 117:	With 93-Across, assassinated European leader	OLOF
AAcross 118:	Singer Sumac	YMA
AAcross 119:	Sorority letters
AAcross 120:	James Brown hit "My ___"	THANG
AAcross 122:	Ancient kingdom of Jordan	MOAB
AAcross 123:	Certain moviehouse
AAcross 124:	"What ___!"	AHAM
AAcross 127:	Any chapter of the Koran
AAcross 129:	1988 country album	REBA
AAcross 132:	Biblical priests' garments
AAcross 134:	"DISASTROUS"	CALAMITYJANEFONDA
AAcross 140:	Haydn's "___ Quartet"
AAcross 141:	21-Down and others
AAcross 142:	Underground vegetable, in England
AAcross 143:	Silicon Valley giant
AAcross 144:	Honest
AAcross 145:	Language whose name means "perfected"
AAcross 146:	People: Prefix	ETHNO
DDown 1:	Peter Schickele's alter ego	PDQBACH
DDown 2:	Cousin of veno-	ARTERIO
DDown 3:	"VENERABLE"	SAINTVERONICAHAMEL
DDown 4:	Errata
DDown 5:	Adjt.	ASST
DDown 6:	Like Abner Yokum	LIL
DDown 7:	Alfonso XIII's queen	ENA
DDown 8:	Evaluated, with "up"
DDown 9:	River of Hell
DDown 10:	River of France	OISE
DDown 11:	Ad ___	NAUSEAM
DDown 12:	S.A.T. company	ETS
DDown 13:	Narc's employer
DDown 14:	Letters before Titanic
DDown 15:	Active Philippine volcano
DDown 16:	Emergency room case
DDown 17:	Mesozoic, e.g.
DDown 18:	Shanty covering	TINROOF
DDown 19:	Prefix with plasm	ENDO
DDown 20:	Classic cars
DDown 21:	Ruler of Russia, 1730-40
DDown 27:	King's grp.	NHL
DDown 29:	September TV special
DDown 35:	Agent
DDown 36:	Wears out
DDown 38:	N.Y.C. subway org.	MTA
DDown 39:	Country est. in 1948	ISR
DDown 41:	Dwight Gooden moniker	DRK
DDown 43:	Dune buggies, for short	ATVS
DDown 44:	Garbed, as a Glaswegian
DDown 45:	13th-century literary work
DDown 46:	Heaven, in Le Havre
DDown 47:	"ENCHANTING"	LOVELYRITAHAYWORTH
DDown 48:	18 million Asians	SRILANKANS
DDown 51:	Dislodge
DDown 52:	Brewer's need
DDown 53:	"Here Is Your War" author
DDown 54:	80's sitcom "My Two ___"
DDown 56:	Start with while
DDown 60:	Per ___	DIEM
DDown 61:	Play on which "Cabaret" is based	IAMACAMERA
DDown 62:	The brainy bunch
DDown 63:	Old Iberian kingdom	NAVARRE
DDown 64:	Rosetta stone language
DDown 65:	Cheer start
DDown 66:	DeCarlo of "The Munsters"	YVONNE
DDown 67:	Whitewater prosecutor Robert	FISKE
DDown 68:	"___ say!"
DDown 68:	"___ say!"
DDown 70:	Land	REELIN
DDown 74:	"The Air ___ Breathe" (1974 hit)	THATI
DDown 76:	Biblical forebear
DDown 77:	Sot
DDown 81:	Hype
DDown 83:	Wood sorrels
DDown 85:	Commerce, colloquially
DDown 86:	Hatch on the Hill	ORRIN
DDown 87:	Ending with proto-
DDown 88:	Gyrocompass inventor
DDown 90:	Sun. speeches
DDown 91:	Court protection
DDown 92:	It gives you fits
DDown 94:	"___ for Man, so stealthily betrayed": Millay
DDown 97:	Quadrennial conventioners	GOPS
DDown 98:	Former Chrysler offering	KCAR
DDown 99:	Pro-am game
DDown 103:	Orb
DDown 105:	Longtime Giants owner	TIMMARA
DDown 106:	Fort Worth inst.	TCU
DDown 107:	Acting the sycophant
DDown 108:	Draft org.	NBA
DDown 109:	Daily financial quote
DDown 110:	Suspect in the game Clue	MRGREEN
DDown 111:	Camellia State: Abbr.
DDown 111:	Camellia State: Abbr.
DDown 113:	Bit
DDown 114:	Role that made Ford a star	HANSOLO
DDown 120:	Rendezvous
DDown 121:	Uris book, with "The"
DDown 122:	Batman's home
DDown 123:	U.N.'s U ___	THANT
DDown 124:	"Julius Caesar" has five
DDown 125:	"___ thou eaten of the tree?": Genesis
DDown 126:	Winged
DDown 128:	Sundance Film Festival locale
DDown 130:	Newts
DDown 131:	Jurist Robert
DDown 133:	Ballet movement
DDown 135:	Turn-of-the-millennium date	MII
DDown 136:	Crunches work them
DDown 137:	Org. in the Mapplethorpe flap	NEA
DDown 138:	"How ___ love thee?"
DDown 139:	Lawyer: Abbr.