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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 12th May 1985
There are 87 across clues and 83 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 12th May 1985. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: MAYenne pancake
AAcross 6: Wants
AAcross 11: Bath, e.g.
AAcross 14: Snipe's habitat
AAcross 19: Navigational system
AAcross 20: "The Terrible" czar
AAcross 22: MAYapple, e.g.
AAcross 24: Emulate Isocrates
AAcross 25: Impofo
AAcross 26: Viennese violinistMORINI
AAcross 27: Employer
AAcross 28: "Separate Tables" actorNIVEN
AAcross 29: Choir members
AAcross 30: Acrimonious
AAcross 31: Potion portion
AAcross 32: Adolescent period
AAcross 33: Famed queen or horseNOOR
AAcross 34: Fashion
AAcross 35: Neptune and Pluto
AAcross 37: Musagetes
AAcross 39: ___ Pasha, The Lion of Janina
AAcross 41: "Then ___ of warm, sea-scented beach": BrowningAMILE
AAcross 43: Crucial time in 1944
AAcross 44: Two MAYors of N.Y.C.BEAMEANDWAGNER
AAcross 50: Pelion's supporter
AAcross 51: Triumphs for a QBTDS
AAcross 54: Atahualpa's subjectsINCAS
AAcross 55: Urals locale
AAcross 56: Ethiopian Christian
AAcross 57: Enjoy a quid
AAcross 58: Summer quenchersADES
AAcross 59: Tiny chorine
AAcross 60: Pyrenean principality
AAcross 62: Turkish provinceURFA
AAcross 63: MAYday's cousin
AAcross 64: Sheet of stamps
AAcross 65: D.D.E.'s commandETO
AAcross 67: Capstone
AAcross 68: Prink
AAcross 69: ___ Prés, memorable Flemish composer
AAcross 70: Ovid topic
AAcross 71: Mother of Hera
AAcross 72: One's chips
AAcross 73: MAYsACTRESSESBRITTANDWHITTY
AAcross 80: Bucolic
AAcross 81: Moiseyev movement
AAcross 82: Tricklet
AAcross 83: Assn. begun in 1948
AAcross 84: GaMAY, e.g.
AAcross 85: Foxx from St. Louis
AAcross 86: Cleaver's "Soul on ___"
AAcross 87: Large barge
AAcross 89: License plate
AAcross 92: Mike of baseballIVIE
AAcross 93: Summaries
AAcross 95: Chemical suffixITOL
AAcross 96: Diet
AAcross 97: Herriot's colleagues, for short
AAcross 98: Keelbills
AAcross 99: A "Juarez" star and familyAHERNES
AAcross 102: "Stormy Weather" composerARLEN
AAcross 103: Curve
AAcross 104: Cherbourg cherubANGE
AAcross 105: MAYa, e.g.ANCIENTMEXICAN
AAcross 107: J.F.K. and L.B.J.DEMS
AAcross 108: Hard
AAcross 109: Ending for gate or boot
AAcross 110: Direction for Dorothy MAYnor
AAcross 113: "Friendly" pronoun
AAcross 114: Prefix for trust or thesis
AAcross 117: Director Richter: 1888–1976HANS
AAcross 121: Bart or Belle
AAcross 122: St. Philip ___, famed Italian priestNERI
AAcross 124: Drowsy one
AAcross 127: Sandal part
AAcross 128: Bygone
AAcross 129: MAYten or MAYeng
AAcross 130: Shock
AAcross 131: Hawk's haunt
AAcross 132: Popularizer of "Mule Train"LAINE
AAcross 133: Radiator sound
AAcross 134: Participated in a pep rally
AAcross 135: Tarts thief
AAcross 136: Almond willow
AAcross 137: Between A.S.T. and C.S.T.
AAcross 138: Podetia
AAcross 139: Ancient Briton's chariotESSED
DDown 1: Spotless
DDown 2: Psychologist MAY
DDown 3: Kin of Calliope
DDown 4: Cape MAY seascapes, e.g.
DDown 5: Remnants
DDown 6: Place of oblivion
DDown 7: Dodge
DDown 8: Deux or valet
DDown 9: Set
DDown 10: Tangent's relative
DDown 11: Quake and shake
DDown 12: MAYari mazuma
DDown 13: Olympian once imprisoned in a jar
DDown 14: Guitarist from MadridMONTOYA
DDown 15: What Shelley called himself
DDown 16: "Myrrha" composer
DDown 17: Off. worker
DDown 18: Female lobsters
DDown 21: MAYoVIRGINIAORIRISHCOUNTY
DDown 23: MAYonnaise, e.g.BREADSPREAD
DDown 34: Maureen O'Sullivan daughterMIA
DDown 36: City on the AlleghenyOLEAN
DDown 38: Trattoria offering
DDown 40: "___ Girls," 1957 Gene Kelly film
DDown 41: Bond rating
DDown 42: W.W. II weaponsMGS
DDown 43: Whistlers outside hotels
DDown 44: A concern of a seamstress
DDown 45: Within: Comb. formENDO
DDown 46: Coups for Connors
DDown 47: Relative of krypton
DDown 48: A 1984 movie
DDown 49: Askew
DDown 51: Blackmailer's weapon
DDown 52: Flaw
DDown 53: Posh
DDown 56: Cactus fruitCOCHAL
DDown 57: General LeMAY
DDown 59: Bridge bid
DDown 61: Rosa in "David Copperfield"
DDown 64: Dramatist of Shakespeare's dayPEELE
DDown 65: Encloses tightly
DDown 66: Craggy hill
DDown 68: Cry of disbelief
DDown 69: Hangings
DDown 70: Private lines
DDown 73: Peloponnesian native
DDown 74: These may be dangerous
DDown 75: Characteristics
DDown 76: MAYSPRINGMONTH
DDown 77: Gray matters?
DDown 78: Muscular contraction
DDown 79: Cashmere or kersey
DDown 87: Word on a galley proof
DDown 88: Ending for macro or microCOSM
DDown 89: Steatite, e.g.
DDown 90: Field
DDown 91: Actor in "Quo Vadis"GENN
DDown 93: Natives of NyborgDANES
DDown 94: So much, to Verdi
DDown 95: Hostel
DDown 96: DisMAYs
DDown 100: Luther's "___ feste Burg . . . "EIN
DDown 101: Fernando V, e.g.REY
DDown 102: Whackswork?
DDown 104: Queen's attendant
DDown 105: Most pallid
DDown 106: Father of PhinehasELI
DDown 110: Statue in Rockefeller Center
DDown 111: Circle parts
DDown 112: One of the Joliot-CuriesIRENE
DDown 113: Lock
DDown 114: Mature
DDown 115: Site of games honoring Zeus
DDown 116: It has its tricks
DDown 118: Wall decoration
DDown 119: Dewy-eyed
DDown 120: Jehu's delight
DDown 121: "Star Wars" pilot
DDown 123: Great Lakes port
DDown 125: Ilmenite and cuprite
DDown 126: Soprano Clamma ___
DDown 127: Pete's follower
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