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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..

The Answers

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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