New York Times Answers - Tuesday, 12th January 1999

There are 40 across clues and 40 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Tuesday, 12th January 1999. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Nabisco cracker
AAcross 5:	Respond to seeing red?
AAcross 9:	Central highway
AAcross 14:	Brainstorm
AAcross 15:	Not taped
AAcross 16:	Former
AAcross 17:	Summon Warsaw citizens?
AAcross 19:	Hint of color
AAcross 20:	Opposite of masc.
AAcross 21:	F.B.I. workers
AAcross 23:	The I's have them
AAcross 24:	Mileage testing grp.
AAcross 24:	Mileage testing grp.
AAcross 25:	Undercover operation
AAcross 27:	Small change for a Brit
AAcross 32:	Unimagined
AAcross 35:	Broadcast studio sign
AAcross 36:	Any hit by Elvis
AAcross 38:	Hubbub
AAcross 39:	Artificial locks
AAcross 40:	Summon the elected?	CALLINS
AAcross 42:	Hit on the knuckles
AAcross 43:	Sorbonne summer	ETE
AAcross 44:	Bottle capacity
AAcross 45:	Common nest locale
AAcross 47:	Fine point
AAcross 49:	Under pressure
AAcross 51:	___ Nile
AAcross 53:	Opponent of D.D.E.	AES
AAcross 54:	Songstress Vikki
AAcross 56:	Dressed, so to speak
AAcross 59:	Trendy
AAcross 62:	Talk a blue streak
AAcross 64:	Summon actress Sharon?
AAcross 66:	___ football (indoor sport)
AAcross 67:	Cartoonist Peter
AAcross 68:	"A Clockwork Orange" hooligan	ALEX
AAcross 69:	Cattail's locale
AAcross 70:	Made a bubble, in a way
AAcross 71:	Crème de la crème
DDown 1:	Jazz phrase
DDown 2:	Goofing off
DDown 3:	Broncos or Chargers
DDown 4:	Veer suddenly
DDown 5:	Campaign ad feature
DDown 6:	Scrabble piece
DDown 7:	Broiling locale
DDown 8:	Pains in the neck
DDown 9:	To the point
DDown 10:	The East
DDown 11:	Summon Michael Jordan and John Stockton?	RINGGUARDS
DDown 12:	Take-out words
DDown 13:	War god
DDown 18:	Office fastener
DDown 18:	Office fastener
DDown 22:	Gravy spot
DDown 24:	Prefix with center
DDown 26:	Glaciers	ICESHEETS
DDown 27:	Like illegally parked cars, sometimes
DDown 28:	Get together
DDown 29:	Summon a cable magnate?
DDown 30:	Derby prospect
DDown 31:	French fashion magazines	ELLES
DDown 33:	"Waste not, want not," e.g.
DDown 34:	Ran
DDown 37:	Malicious gossip
DDown 41:	Was bedbound
DDown 46:	Snaky letter
DDown 48:	Chefs' wear
DDown 50:	Was almost out of inventory	RANLOW
DDown 52:	Get-well site
DDown 54:	Study late
DDown 55:	Ambiance
DDown 57:	Baseball's Yastrzemski
DDown 58:	German article
DDown 59:	Links target
DDown 60:	Washington bills
DDown 61:	Student's book
DDown 63:	"No dice"
DDown 65:	Bill