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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 5th February 1984

    There are 67 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 5th February 1984. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: Amazon estuary
    AAcross 5: Mid-February toxophilite
    AAcross 10: Extracted stibnite
    AAcross 15: Oscar-winning costume designer
    AAcross 19: Opposed, in the Ozarks
    AAcross 20: "___, fair sun . . . ": Romeo
    AAcross 21: "See if ___!"ICARE
    AAcross 22: Nervous
    AAcross 23: Michael Bond's bearPADDINGTON
    AAcross 25: Turtle owned by EloiseSKIPPERDEE
    AAcross 27: Battle of the Bulge site
    AAcross 28: Hayseed
    AAcross 30: Daisy type
    AAcross 31: Negro and BravoRIOS
    AAcross 32: Fields of snow
    AAcross 33: Sale stipulationASIS
    AAcross 34: Strong man
    AAcross 37: Chauvinist
    AAcross 38: A Freudian
    AAcross 41: Actress France ___NUYEN
    AAcross 42: Beatrix Potter's hedgehog Mrs. ___
    AAcross 44: Org. with a taxing job
    AAcross 46: Tool for Kite or Hite
    AAcross 47: Half-seas over
    AAcross 48: Goose eggs
    AAcross 49: Supplication
    AAcross 50: A handful
    AAcross 51: President Nixon's puppyKINGTIMAHOE
    AAcross 55: Collapsed, with "in"
    AAcross 56: Investigation culmination
    AAcross 58: Piggyback periods
    AAcross 59: Ersatz backyard swings
    AAcross 60: Bat
    AAcross 61: Cue to the bandHITIT
    AAcross 62: Proprietary
    AAcross 63: Out of cabbage
    AAcross 64: Bright star in Cygnus
    AAcross 65: Barkeep's rocksICECUBES
    AAcross 68: Cheaply ornate
    AAcross 69: Orlando's chargerBRIGLIADORO
    AAcross 71: Hammarskjöld's predecessor
    AAcross 72: As soon as
    AAcross 73: Leads up to a proposal
    AAcross 74: Cloverleaf egress
    AAcross 75: Parakeet suite
    AAcross 76: Randy's rink-mate
    AAcross 77: Black cat who inspired YeatsMINNALOUSHE
    AAcross 81: Threw for a loop
    AAcross 82: Major French newspaperLEMONDE
    AAcross 84: ___-Detoo, of "Star Wars"ARTOO
    AAcross 85: Highland music makers
    AAcross 86: Reo's eponym
    AAcross 87: Violin virtuoso
    AAcross 88: "___ Want for Christmas . . . "ALLI
    AAcross 89: Org. co-founded by Victor HerbertASCAP
    AAcross 91: Varnish ingredient
    AAcross 92: Is dilettantish
    AAcross 96: Bountiful boar of ValhallaSAEHRIMNIR
    AAcross 98: Duke of Wellington's steed
    AAcross 100: Joyce's ___ Livia Plurabelle
    AAcross 101: Pe-Pe or Xeng-Li
    AAcross 102: Singer Frankie or CleoLAINE
    AAcross 103: "Cabaret" Oscar winner
    AAcross 104: Disagreement
    AAcross 105: Supporter of the arts?
    AAcross 106: Expressionist artist Max
    AAcross 107: P.D.Q., on a memo
    DDown 1: One of the Three Bears
    DDown 2: Late-show actor John
    DDown 3: Blackmore heroRIDD
    DDown 4: Danny Kaye portrayal
    DDown 5: Zumbooruk or culverin
    DDown 6: Twists one's arm
    DDown 7: Watermelon residue
    DDown 8: Equi-
    DDown 9: Renunciative
    DDown 10: Have the facts wrong
    DDown 11: F.D.R.'s Interior Sec.ICKES
    DDown 12: Tooth's partner
    DDown 13: Marshall Plan initialsERP
    DDown 14: Evictions of kings
    DDown 15: Marcion's opinions, e.g.
    DDown 16: MacDonald's co-duettist
    DDown 17: "The Morning Watch" author
    DDown 18: Red 1 is one
    DDown 24: Back of the skull
    DDown 26: Philip Nolan's fate
    DDown 29: Where to hear "Evoe!"
    DDown 32: Option in Polk's slogan
    DDown 33: Daring display in the Gay Nineties
    DDown 34: Show scorn
    DDown 35: Old Roman coins
    DDown 36: Westminster's Best-in-Show: 1940–41MYOWNBRUCIE
    DDown 37: Maggie's Mr.JIGGS
    DDown 38: Negatively charged particle
    DDown 39: Race horse in an A.C. Doyle taleSILVERBLAZE
    DDown 40: 1913 poem, set to music in 1922
    DDown 42: Modicum of color
    DDown 43: ___ water (on the carpet)INHOT
    DDown 45: Blue
    DDown 47: Be contingent (on)
    DDown 49: Polynesian loincloth
    DDown 51: Curly's kin
    DDown 52: Hockey infraction
    DDown 53: Motorist's stopover
    DDown 54: Evidence for the defense
    DDown 55: Half of diezCINCO
    DDown 57: Tube type
    DDown 59: Nebbish
    DDown 61: "___ great observer": Shak.HEISA
    DDown 62: Carol openerOCOME
    DDown 63: Hackneyed
    DDown 64: Bombinate
    DDown 65: Only state never under a foreign flag
    DDown 66: "The ___ Sanction," Eastwood filmEIGER
    DDown 67: Acorns, e.g.
    DDown 68: Understood
    DDown 69: Recommended wartime purchases
    DDown 70: Pyromaniac's crime
    DDown 73: Trachea
    DDown 75: "Art . . . with an earnest soul and a ___": RocheCAPITALA
    DDown 77: Dental concern
    DDown 78: Type of pass
    DDown 79: City near ProvoOREM
    DDown 80: Saclike part of the ear
    DDown 81: Moral corruption
    DDown 83: High-grade coffees
    DDown 85: Orrery item
    DDown 87: Transparency
    DDown 88: Congregation's cries
    DDown 89: Texas ___ M.AAND
    DDown 90: Dispatch
    DDown 91: Danube tributaryENNS
    DDown 92: Joy ride
    DDown 93: Sponsorship
    DDown 94: Mohammed ___ PahlaviREZA
    DDown 95: Child's play
    DDown 96: ___ Paulo, BrazilSAO
    DDown 97: Calf laugh?
    DDown 99: What a thole supports
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