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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 3rd March 1985

    There are 70 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 3rd March 1985. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: Tree
    AAcross 7: Something to be counted
    AAcross 11: Former featherweight champ
    AAcross 14: Metal fastener
    AAcross 18: Small space
    AAcross 19: Coxey's ___ (1984 marchers)
    AAcross 20: Under the weather
    AAcross 20: Under the weather
    AAcross 21: Sei's cousin
    AAcross 22: What Kojak watches?TELLYVISION
    AAcross 24: Golfer Calvin's garden staple?PEETEMOSS
    AAcross 27: Equal, to Pierre
    AAcross 28: Landed properties
    AAcross 30: Meter ___
    AAcross 31: Actress Hagen
    AAcross 32: Quaver, for one
    AAcross 33: River of NW FranceORNE
    AAcross 34: "___ are the times . . . "
    AAcross 36: Seed covering
    AAcross 37: Chemical suffix
    AAcross 38: Attic festivalHALOA
    AAcross 40: What singer Pat can do to seem busy?BOONEDOGGLE
    AAcross 42: Placer contents
    AAcross 43: Wild goose
    AAcross 44: Bobbins
    AAcross 45: UsuallyASARULE
    AAcross 48: Raccoon's kin
    AAcross 49: Pouched racquet
    AAcross 51: Smallest of the Cyclades
    AAcross 52: Not curly, as hair
    AAcross 53: Cnemis
    AAcross 54: Famed skater's favorite game?HEIDENGOSEEK
    AAcross 58: Actress Molly's favorite dessert?PICONPIE
    AAcross 63: "The ___ Love . . . ": 1924 songONEI
    AAcross 64: Gung-ho
    AAcross 65: Blazing
    AAcross 67: Beloved of RadamèsAIDA
    AAcross 68: Boxer Billy's racket?CONNGAME
    AAcross 70: Newscaster Daniel's favorite meal?SCHORRDINNER
    AAcross 73: Midi city
    AAcross 74: Old Norse poem
    AAcross 75: Purloin
    AAcross 76: Frugal one
    AAcross 79: Small sandpiper
    AAcross 81: William, Dick and Eleanor of filmdomPOWELLS
    AAcross 83: Author PotokCHAIM
    AAcross 84: Ky. collegeBEREA
    AAcross 85: Macaws
    AAcross 86: How actress Dorothy sings?LOUDONCLEAR
    AAcross 89: Late bloomer
    AAcross 91: "___ Stoops to Conquer"
    AAcross 94: First name in whodunitsERLE
    AAcross 95: "___ Day's Night," Beatles filmAHARD
    AAcross 96: Prefix with natal
    AAcross 97: Phocid
    AAcross 98: Goddess banished from Olympus
    AAcross 99: Noah's eldest
    AAcross 100: Commercial section of LondonEASTEND
    AAcross 103: Household need
    AAcross 104: Josip Broz on the wagon?TITOTALER
    AAcross 107: What a raconteur shouldn't dangle?PAARTICIPLE
    AAcross 109: W.W. II localeSTLO
    AAcross 110: "Exodus" heroARI
    AAcross 111: Paddock papa
    AAcross 112: Lustrous fabric
    AAcross 113: Sneak exposed by MicawberHEEP
    AAcross 114: Precognition, for short
    AAcross 114: Precognition, for short
    AAcross 115: Greek resistance gp. of W.W. IIELAS
    AAcross 116: Tendencies
    DDown 1: Connected series
    DDown 2: Webfoot's home
    DDown 3: Tell
    DDown 4: ___ prosequiNOLLE
    DDown 5: English urban district on the OuseELY
    DDown 6: Enthusiastic review
    DDown 7: Leader of the 26th of July movement
    DDown 8: Good Queen BessORIANA
    DDown 9: Struck
    DDown 10: Actress Daly
    DDown 11: Cabin boy in "Moby-Dick"
    DDown 12: Antimony is one
    DDown 13: Give satisfaction
    DDown 14: Did some gardening
    DDown 15: Firth, e.g.
    DDown 16: Flogs
    DDown 17: Lozenge
    DDown 23: "Liebestod" singer
    DDown 25: Fit to be ___
    DDown 26: Soupy from N.C.
    DDown 29: Ermine in summer
    DDown 35: "___ soit qui mal y pense"HONI
    DDown 36: Iron and Stone
    DDown 38: Tudor or York
    DDown 39: Totality
    DDown 40: Retard
    DDown 41: Site of U. of Maine
    DDown 42: Actor from PittsburghGRODIN
    DDown 43: Fluffs
    DDown 45: For the problem at hand
    DDown 46: "___ evil . . . "SEENO
    DDown 47: Starman, e.g.
    DDown 48: Receptacle
    DDown 49: Insect's trill
    DDown 50: Prepared potatoes, in a way
    DDown 52: Some Rialto seats
    DDown 53: Steeple
    DDown 55: Hymnist John Mason ___NEALE
    DDown 56: Winning hit, in baseball argot
    DDown 57: Native medicine man in Hawaii
    DDown 59: City on the Loire
    DDown 60: French pioneer in psychiatryPINEL
    DDown 61: Standard of perfection
    DDown 62: Hines and Warren
    DDown 66: Receptacle for holy water
    DDown 69: Former name of Communism PeakGARMO
    DDown 71: Colonial broadcaster
    DDown 72: " . . . this ___": C. F. AdamsISWAR
    DDown 76: Rather brief
    DDown 77: Actress GoddardPAULETTE
    DDown 78: Candy striper
    DDown 79: Calchas was one
    DDown 80: Swap
    DDown 81: Obvious
    DDown 82: Prill or stibnite
    DDown 82: Prill or stibnite
    DDown 83: Grip of sorts
    DDown 84: Faultfinders
    DDown 87: Okinawan seaportNAHA
    DDown 88: Lobster claws
    DDown 89: Arabian romance
    DDown 90: Metric measures
    DDown 91: Squid
    DDown 92: Greeted
    DDown 93: Terry and GlasgowELLENS
    DDown 96: Ancient Mariner's cryASAIL
    DDown 97: Kind of fence
    DDown 99: Bus station
    DDown 101: Recess at Notre Dame
    DDown 102: Congressman's reg.DIST
    DDown 105: Violinist Bull
    DDown 106: Van Winkle
    DDown 108: Telpher
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