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Sunday, 6th January 1985

There are 75 across clues and 67 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 6th January 1985. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	A ___ (deductive)	PRIORI
AAcross 7:	Wetland
AAcross 10:	Target for Trevino
AAcross 14:	Gift housing
AAcross 18:	Unter den ___
AAcross 19:	News agcy.	UPI
AAcross 20:	Biblical prophet
AAcross 21:	Ancient Crimean people	TAURI
AAcross 22:	Acquiesce
AAcross 23:	Irwin Shaw novel	RICHMANPOORMAN
AAcross 26:	Admen's come-ons
AAcross 28:	Phil Mahre's forte
AAcross 29:	A Tarzan	CRABBE
AAcross 30:	Cape in Mass.
AAcross 31:	"I ___ Rhythm"
AAcross 32:	Where to see a memorial
AAcross 33:	Japanese woman diver
AAcross 35:	Dissents
AAcross 36:	Kingsley's "The Sands of ___"
AAcross 38:	Role for Flagstad
AAcross 40:	Moved ahead cautiously
AAcross 42:	Eject roughly
AAcross 44:	Hangs gracefully
AAcross 45:	Banned pesticide
AAcross 46:	Opening to a mold
AAcross 50:	Border on
AAcross 51:	Jumped an electric gap
AAcross 52:	Billy or Tokyo
AAcross 53:	Lachrymose
AAcross 54:	A.E.F. after Nov. 1918
AAcross 56:	Channel island
AAcross 57:	Extent
AAcross 58:	Passes, in card games
AAcross 59:	Being, to Baudelaire	ETRE
AAcross 60:	He sings,"Ridi, Pagliaccio"	CANIO
AAcross 61:	Fired
AAcross 62:	Employ
AAcross 63:	Canal maker
AAcross 65:	An article for André	UNE
AAcross 66:	Sir Stafford ___, British statesman	CRIPPS
AAcross 69:	Culex's kin
AAcross 70:	Go oystering
AAcross 72:	Gullet
AAcross 75:	Roundup item
AAcross 76:	Register scorn
AAcross 77:	"Bonanza" ranch
AAcross 79:	Bass-baritone Monk	ALLAN
AAcross 80:	Seems reasonable, with "up"
AAcross 81:	Wallace colleague
AAcross 82:	Actress Gray
AAcross 83:	Hammers
AAcross 84:	Brit. legislators
AAcross 85:	" . . . there ain't no ___ Clause": Chico Marx
AAcross 86:	Sans mixer
AAcross 87:	Interior styling
AAcross 89:	Antal ___, conductor-composer	DORATI
AAcross 90:	Bill's partner
AAcross 91:	Footless
AAcross 94:	Indo-Chinese people
AAcross 95:	Sister of Baal	ANAT
AAcross 96:	Fannie chaser, in bank lingo
AAcross 98:	Johnny ___
AAcross 101:	Down at the mouth
AAcross 103:	Not interminable
AAcross 105:	Actress Parsons	ESTELLE
AAcross 107:	Vacillate	BLOWHOTANDCOLD
AAcross 110:	Food named for a goddess
AAcross 111:	Singer Ross	LANNY
AAcross 112:	Story's start
AAcross 113:	Writer Talese
AAcross 114:	Awn
AAcross 115:	Status taken down from Piccadilly in '84
AAcross 116:	Deteriorate
AAcross 117:	Peer Gynt's mother	ASE
AAcross 118:	Annie Oakleys
DDown 1:	Río de la ___, Uruguayan border	PLATA
DDown 2:	Gone heavenward
DDown 3:	Ramifications	INSANDOUTS
DDown 4:	Keats works
DDown 5:	Err at bridge
DDown 6:	Prefix with version
DDown 7:	Baum marten, e.g.
DDown 8:	Certain projectors
DDown 9:	Plated, as some coins
DDown 10:	One of Noah's descendants	HAMITE
DDown 11:	Arabian sultanate
DDown 12:	The whole story	LONGANDSHORTOFIT
DDown 13:	Sixth sense
DDown 13:	Sixth sense
DDown 14:	Book also called "Voina i mir"	WARANDPEACE
DDown 15:	Cugat specialty
DDown 16:	Sheik of ___	ARABY
DDown 17:	Longfellow's murmurers
DDown 21:	Crag
DDown 24:	Stags' mates
DDown 25:	Wood sorrels
DDown 27:	Swizzle stick
DDown 34:	Choral composition
DDown 37:	"___, Brute"	ETTU
DDown 39:	Iris Murdoch's "The ___ Love Machine"	SACREDANDPROFANE
DDown 41:	Alienate
DDown 42:	Part of a fishhook
DDown 43:	Nuptial verb, at times
DDown 44:	Count of Monte Cristo	DANTES
DDown 45:	Motherless calf
DDown 47:	Standing
DDown 48:	Prod
DDown 49:	Observed
DDown 52:	Grommets
DDown 55:	Comeback
DDown 56:	He may be fording
DDown 60:	Grants
DDown 61:	Divers
DDown 62:	Vicissitudes	UPSANDDOWNS
DDown 64:	Walter and Willis
DDown 66:	This goes like claque work
DDown 67:	Famed missionary in Maine
DDown 68:	Swinburne, e.g.
DDown 71:	Former
DDown 71:	Former
DDown 72:	Approximately
DDown 73:	Where Bhutan is
DDown 74:	Desire
DDown 76:	Margaret Mead's laboratory
DDown 77:	Slender cigars
DDown 78:	Custer's last major
DDown 81:	Home of the Whitney Handicap
DDown 85:	Type of boom
DDown 88:	Elmer Gantry's wife	CLEO
DDown 89:	Temper
DDown 90:	Otherwise, to Ovid	CETERA
DDown 91:	Stroll
DDown 92:	Central and guiding
DDown 93:	Bangor neighbor
DDown 97:	B.M.I. rival	ASCAP
DDown 99:	Overjoy
DDown 100:	Bartók and Lugosi	BELAS
DDown 102:	Diffident
DDown 104:	Early Peruvian
DDown 106:	A Trojan War precipitator
DDown 108:	Drag
DDown 109:	Woad

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