New York Times Answers - Sunday, 12th February 1984

There are 65 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 12th February 1984. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Open-mouthed
AAcross 6:	Not sing.
AAcross 9:	Sault ___ Marie	STE
AAcross 12:	Barrie dog
AAcross 16:	Nobelist in Economics: 1981
AAcross 17:	Capital of Calvados	CAEN
AAcross 18:	Drooping
AAcross 20:	Kitchen gadget
AAcross 21:	Like a computer that could put Reagan into office, I see. You see?
AAcross 23:	Rhyme scheme
AAcross 24:	In any way
AAcross 25:	His business is blooming
AAcross 26:	Does place for horses make L.I. quite secure?
AAcross 29:	Start of a vowel sequence	AEI
AAcross 30:	Classes in biology
AAcross 31:	"Play It As ___": Didion	ITLAYS
AAcross 32:	Ink-lined plane used by lottery commission?
AAcross 37:	Half of CDXXII	CCXI
AAcross 39:	Dye used in cosmetics
AAcross 40:	Bête ___	NOIRE
AAcross 41:	Actor Carroll	LEOG
AAcross 42:	Farming abbr.	AGR
AAcross 45:	Words of protest
AAcross 46:	Shabby
AAcross 47:	Pests get on Aaron's brother around Ecuador's capital?
AAcross 50:	Less disturbed
AAcross 52:	Balkans dweller
AAcross 54:	Experience
AAcross 55:	Medical suffix	OSIS
AAcross 56:	Ludlum's "The ___ Circle"	MATARESE
AAcross 59:	Within the law
AAcross 60:	Quill
AAcross 62:	Shrimp cocktale?
AAcross 65:	Corrida cheer
AAcross 66:	Sturdy as ___	ANOAK
AAcross 68:	Moving furtively
AAcross 69:	" . . . bring forth ___": Matt.	ASON
AAcross 71:	Soil enhancer
AAcross 73:	Bewail
AAcross 74:	Kane, e.g.
AAcross 77:	Isn't Nicklaus a card?
AAcross 79:	Fashion name
AAcross 81:	Emblem, for short
AAcross 82:	Many secs.	HRS
AAcross 83:	Slots spot
AAcross 84:	Emulate a cat
AAcross 86:	Nat and Natalie
AAcross 87:	Eleanor's successor	BESS
AAcross 88:	Complete a toll road?
AAcross 90:	Playground fixture
AAcross 94:	Selfishness
AAcross 96:	___ culpa	MEA
AAcross 97:	Ex-Yankee wearing a Disney cape?
AAcross 99:	Héloïse's beloved
AAcross 103:	Girl watcher
AAcross 104:	"Thanks ___!"
AAcross 105:	A Southern belle's esteem for her man?	BEAUREGARD
AAcross 108:	Genghis et al.
AAcross 109:	Attic township
AAcross 110:	Coffee makers
AAcross 111:	Poetic possessive
AAcross 112:	Diminutive suffix	ETTE
AAcross 113:	Mann's "___ Zauberberg"	DER
AAcross 114:	Pop
AAcross 115:	Arty party
DDown 1:	Devoured
DDown 2:	Player's forte
DDown 3:	Early victim
DDown 4:	One trillionth: Comb. form	PICO
DDown 5:	Board the 20th Century Limited
DDown 6:	Hyperventilate
DDown 7:	Wreath of welcome
DDown 8:	Hazy
DDown 9:	Worked for Legree
DDown 10:	Roman flower
DDown 11:	Hugs
DDown 12:	Brazilian port
DDown 13:	Ankara cab
DDown 14:	S. Foster heroine
DDown 15:	Gauguin's "The Women of ___"
DDown 17:	Borrower's backup
DDown 19:	Compensate
DDown 20:	Singer Page	PATTI
DDown 22:	Nothing, in Nice	RIEN
DDown 27:	Concerning	INRE
DDown 28:	Holster occupant
DDown 30:	"___ Out of My Head," 1964 song
DDown 32:	Socialites' five-time candidate?
DDown 33:	Does he rue? Ay!
DDown 34:	What a mixed-up "moon-starer" really is
DDown 35:	___ up (gets smart)
DDown 36:	Nile green
DDown 38:	Eye the guys
DDown 41:	___-a-mist	LOVEIN
DDown 42:	To ___ (exactly)	ATEE
DDown 43:	Medusa poses with Emile. Say cheese!
DDown 44:	Kingly
DDown 46:	What gears do
DDown 47:	Deep-sea catch
DDown 48:	Most slothful
DDown 49:	Only
DDown 51:	In the ___ time	NICKOF
DDown 52:	Some pool people
DDown 53:	Sri ___ (Ceylon)	LANKA
DDown 56:	Year in Louis VII's reign	MCL
DDown 57:	With hands on hips
DDown 58:	Silver abbr.	STG
DDown 60:	S.A. rodent
DDown 61:	Father of Methuselah	ENOCH
DDown 63:	Tropical fibers
DDown 64:	Kodiak's home
DDown 67:	Possessive mark: Abbr.
DDown 70:	___ turpentine	OILOF
DDown 72:	Off one's rocker
DDown 74:	Visionary in the 15th century
DDown 75:	Elbe tributary
DDown 76:	Kind of guard
DDown 78:	Opened a lettre de cachet
DDown 79:	S.M.U. housing
DDown 80:	___ Jima
DDown 84:	Alger's fiddler	PHIL
DDown 85:	Floral growth
DDown 86:	Alpine sights
DDown 87:	Heavyweights Max and Buddy	BAERS
DDown 88:	Be unsteady
DDown 89:	Actor Will: 1902–78	GEER
DDown 90:	"Summer and ___": Williams
DDown 91:	Figure for Fleming
DDown 92:	Fame
DDown 93:	Structure for a Euripides opus
DDown 95:	Aphorism
DDown 98:	Coward's "___ About the Boy"
DDown 99:	Texas ___ M.	AAND
DDown 100:	Moslem official
DDown 101:	Position at Aqueduct
DDown 102:	Early Bond nemesis	DRNO
DDown 106:	Stat. for Guidry
DDown 107:	Cozy room