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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 30th June 1985
There are 65 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 30th June 1985. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Flag woman of 1777
AAcross 5: Cheekbone
AAcross 10: Garret
AAcross 15: Kind of rain or test
AAcross 19: Utter or vigil follower
AAcross 20: Wazhazhe
AAcross 21: Bluster
AAcross 22: Japanese beverage
AAcross 23: Start of a quotationHEAVENKNOWSHOWTO
AAcross 26: Emulate Mount St. Helens
AAcross 27: Freshen, with "up"
AAcross 28: Guide; teacher
AAcross 29: Irony entree
AAcross 31: " . . . our flag was still ___"
AAcross 33: Quotation: Part IIPUTAPROPERPRICE
AAcross 39: Baltic port
AAcross 40: Dismantle
AAcross 41: ___ Marie SaintEVA
AAcross 42: Norman Lear forte
AAcross 43: Quotation: Part IIIUPONITS
AAcross 45: Forepole
AAcross 48: Provoke
AAcross 49: Typewriter part
AAcross 50: Dir. from Springfield to Boston
AAcross 51: Loop loopers
AAcross 53: Kind of shark
AAcross 54: Strength of a chemical solution
AAcross 55: Quotation: Part IVGOODSANDITWOULD
AAcross 60: It is so
AAcross 61: Countess's spouse
AAcross 62: Suffix with expertISE
AAcross 63: Certain fashionable creationsDIORS
AAcross 64: Quotation: Part VBESTRANGEINDEED
AAcross 68: Integrity; valor
AAcross 69: Sport
AAcross 70: Two Va. signers: 7/4/76
AAcross 71: Romaine lettuce
AAcross 74: Quotation: Part VIIFSOCELESTIALAN
AAcross 78: Core
AAcross 80: A lot
AAcross 81: Indian weight
AAcross 82: Cartogram
AAcross 83: Social reformer Margaret ___
AAcross 84: Famed cargo of Boston
AAcross 85: Reno's ___ chanceGAMESOF
AAcross 88: Quotation: Part VII
AAcross 89: Resume
AAcross 93: Pitcher McGraw
AAcross 94: Texan's grassy plain
AAcross 96: Ruminate
AAcross 97: Quotation: Part VIIIASFREEDOMSHOULD
AAcross 100: Kind of lace
AAcross 101: Red, white or blue
AAcross 102: "___ Ideas," 1951 songIGET
AAcross 103: Famed wedding siteCANA
AAcross 104: Swift, spirited steed
AAcross 106: End of the quotationNOTBEHIGHLYRATED
AAcross 113: Decoy
AAcross 114: ___-les-Bains, French spaEVIAN
AAcross 115: Murrow's "___ Now"SEEIT
AAcross 116: Fast-food order
AAcross 117: Villainous look
AAcross 118: Patron saint of FranceDENYS
AAcross 119: Inspirit
AAcross 120: Descartes word
DDown 1: Cheer
DDown 2: "___ if by land, and . . . "
DDown 3: Blame bearers
DDown 4: Division
DDown 5: Cistercian, e.g.
DDown 6: Solicit
DDown 7: Leaf monkey
DDown 8: Guinea pigs' kin
DDown 9: Packaged again
DDown 10: Light silvery gray
DDown 11: " . . . ___ if by sea"
DDown 12: Aggie
DDown 13: Net fiber
DDown 14: Seraphim and cherubim, e.g.
DDown 15: State
DDown 16: Erratic
DDown 17: Harry's successor
DDown 18: Droplet on a petal
DDown 24: Homophone for air
DDown 25: Have dinner
DDown 30: Blacksburg sch.VPI
DDown 31: Like Friday
DDown 32: Flower child
DDown 33: Kin of qts.PTS
DDown 34: Manumit
DDown 35: Egg: Comb. formOVI
DDown 36: Diamond-___ window
DDown 37: Atoll component
DDown 38: Rectify
DDown 40: Riv. boatSTR
DDown 44: Suffix with cashIER
DDown 46: Badges of office
DDown 47: Telephone pioneer: 1857–1927GLIDDEN
DDown 52: Unkempt abodes
DDown 53: Master
DDown 55: Table type
DDown 56: Revolutionary patriot-inventor
DDown 57: Norwegian kingsOLAFS
DDown 58: Colonial historian: 1823–93NEILL
DDown 59: Bale
DDown 61: KefauverESTES
DDown 64: Oft-furrowed feature
DDown 65: Common Mkt.
DDown 66: Some spices
DDown 67: Teachers' org.NEA
DDown 68: " . . . deep-drenched in ___ . . . ": Shak.ASEAOFCARE
DDown 71: Arithmetician's gadget
DDown 72: Threatener's phrase
DDown 73: Stickball locale
DDown 74: City or river near MoscowISTRA
DDown 75: Absquatulates
DDown 76: Lyric Muse
DDown 77: Offer a defence
DDown 78: Shack
DDown 79: Reject
DDown 83: To's partner
DDown 86: Fall flower, for short
DDown 87: Type of hornFLUEGEL
DDown 88: " . . . ___ to the Republic . . . "
DDown 90: One conducting an investigation
DDown 91: Conger
DDown 92: Like Broadway at night
DDown 95: Rose of Sharon
DDown 98: Trail herd
DDown 99: Initials for a royal personageHIH
DDown 100: Considerably
DDown 103: Cell: Comb. form
DDown 104: " . . . liberty and justice for ___"
DDown 105: Sorrow
DDown 107: Stannum
DDown 108: Botany is one
DDown 109: Printers' measures
DDown 110: Illuminated
DDown 111: Heckler's missile
DDown 112: "Diga Diga ___," 1928 song
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