New York Times Answers - Friday, 18th October 1996

There are 36 across clues and 37 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 18th October 1996. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Seven-time Wimbledon champ
AAcross 11:	Dam up
AAcross 15:	"Greetings!"	HELLOTHERE
AAcross 16:	Off
AAcross 17:	"The Breakfast Club" actress	ALLYSHEEDY
AAcross 18:	Emperor in a Mozart opera
AAcross 19:	Microscopic
AAcross 20:	Evening, in Avila	TARDE
AAcross 21:	Beat by a tiny bit
AAcross 22:	Spot
AAcross 24:	Greenness
AAcross 28:	Kurosawa characters
AAcross 31:	Foe of 26-Down
AAcross 32:	Writer Waugh
AAcross 33:	Capt.'s heading
AAcross 34:	Mild oath	DANGIT
AAcross 37:	Dating term
AAcross 39:	Word in many cathedral names
AAcross 41:	Andean city
AAcross 42:	Rathskeller items
AAcross 44:	"Huh-uh"
AAcross 46:	Over
AAcross 47:	Fascinated by
AAcross 48:	Derisive ones
AAcross 50:	Court stat
AAcross 53:	Thoroughly enjoyed	ATEUP
AAcross 54:	"Macarena" singers Los ___ Rio
AAcross 54:	"Macarena" singers Los ___ Rio
AAcross 55:	Bracing
AAcross 57:	Bar work
AAcross 60:	Term terminator
AAcross 62:	Run up to the Hill?
AAcross 64:	World's seventh-longest river
AAcross 65:	"Cimarron" co-star, 1931	IRENEDUNNE
AAcross 66:	Christian Science founder
AAcross 67:	It's on a roll
DDown 1:	"Heartbreak House" playwright
DDown 2:	Conference lead-in
DDown 3:	Part of Canada's Arctic Archipelago	ELLESMEREISLAND
DDown 4:	The birds and the bees do it
DDown 5:	Promote
DDown 6:	Penelope, for one	ITHACAN
DDown 7:	Deli supply
DDown 8:	Oliver of "Oliver!"
DDown 9:	"As You Like It" forest	ARDEN
DDown 10:	Whimsically strange
DDown 11:	Remained idle
DDown 12:	Piper PA-31P Navajo, e.g.	TWINENGINEPLANE
DDown 13:	Weird Al Yankovic parody	EATIT
DDown 14:	Shortsighted person
DDown 23:	Contemporary of Leoncavallo
DDown 25:	Relief
DDown 26:	Foe of 31-Across
DDown 27:	Republic formerly called New Hebrides
DDown 28:	Body cavities
DDown 29:	Got down
DDown 30:	Trumpeters, e.g.
DDown 35:	Road to Rome	ITER
DDown 36:	Lugs
DDown 38:	Red army members?
DDown 40:	"Hey Jude" chorus	NANANANA
DDown 43:	Sir Toby Belch, e.g.
DDown 45:	Quite the dish or hunk	HOTITEM
DDown 49:	Hairlines do it
DDown 50:	Rochester's ward	ADELE
DDown 51:	Part of a sch. health class
DDown 52:	Unit of cordwood
DDown 56:	Kind of column
DDown 58:	Tetracycline target
DDown 59:	Herbicide target
DDown 61:	New Jersey's Cape ___
DDown 62:	Nickname in the family
DDown 63:	Toys ___