DICTIONARY WORDS ONLY:
PROFANITY:

New York Times Answers

Sunday, 9th February 1986
There are 67 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 9th February 1986. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Overalls fabric
AAcross 6: Glowing
AAcross 13: Calif.'s Mount ___
AAcross 19: Omni and Spectrum
AAcross 21: Nemesis
AAcross 22: Star of "Bombshell"
AAcross 23: Start of a four-line verseISENTMYWIFEAVALENTINE
AAcross 26: Subbed for Mehta
AAcross 27: Shake a leg
AAcross 28: Tasso's patronESTE
AAcross 29: Brain-wave reading, for short
AAcross 30: First word of "Home, Sweet Home"
AAcross 31: Onions' kin
AAcross 33: Goose genus
AAcross 34: "The Conning Tower" author's initialsFPA
AAcross 35: Pied followersATERRE
AAcross 37: Fools
AAcross 38: Cooking direction
AAcross 39: Moo
AAcross 42: Yegg's target
AAcross 43: Greek wine flask
AAcross 44: He gave us a lift
AAcross 45: A TurnerTINA
AAcross 46: Second line of verseTHISCARDISNICESHESAID
AAcross 52: Aurora, to Aeschylus
AAcross 53: Fiddle's ancestor
AAcross 54: Lifeless
AAcross 55: Kind of corporal
AAcross 56: Mixture of sodium salts
AAcross 57: First place
AAcross 58: E. Power Biggs played it
AAcross 59: Hid behind words
AAcross 60: UnitedONED
AAcross 61: He played FoggNIVEN
AAcross 62: Emulate an expectant father
AAcross 63: Royal headwear
AAcross 66: Kind of eclipse
AAcross 67: Boundless
AAcross 68: D.C. thoroughfare
AAcross 71: 4-F
AAcross 72: "The Age of Anxiety" author
AAcross 73: Kind of kiss
AAcross 74: NBC's parentRCA
AAcross 75: Third line of verseBUTBEADEARANOTHERYEAR
AAcross 79: Culture for some viruses
AAcross 80: Blackbird
AAcross 81: Fronton calls
AAcross 82: These can be smoked
AAcross 83: Saw or law ender
AAcross 84: Campaigners, for short
AAcross 85: Series of eight
AAcross 87: Shrimp dish
AAcross 89: Psychic GellerURI
AAcross 90: More competent
AAcross 91: Twenty: Comb. formICOSI
AAcross 92: Vital juice
AAcross 95: Lacrosse team
AAcross 96: Tell all
AAcross 97: Family room
AAcross 98: Once called
AAcross 101: End of verseWHYNOTADIAMONDINSTEAD
AAcross 107: Diacritical mark
AAcross 108: Pa. city
AAcross 109: ___ deaf ear to (ignores)TURNSA
AAcross 110: "___ Me," 1929 songMEANTO
AAcross 111: Was a salesperson
AAcross 112: Gershwin's "___ Eat Cake"LETEM
DDown 1: ___ Eireann
DDown 2: Gaelic
DDown 3: Gar
DDown 4: Stopover
DDown 5: Cotton or IncreaseMATHER
DDown 6: Crude
DDown 7: Prefix for fauna or cultureAVI
DDown 8: Justifications
DDown 9: Actually existingINESSE
DDown 10: Marbles
DDown 11: "___ on Sunday," 1960 film
DDown 12: "Amor ___ nemici," Ariosti operaTRA
DDown 13: Bashful
DDown 14: Airfield sight
DDown 15: Helen Frankenthaler's forte
DDown 16: Pickens
DDown 17: Writer MorrisonTONI
DDown 18: In wonder
DDown 20: Nickleby's protégéSMIKE
DDown 24: Toady's word
DDown 25: Radical
DDown 32: "___ Tu," 1932 song
DDown 33: Meat jelly
DDown 35: Late bloomer
DDown 36: Western resortTAHOE
DDown 37: Standish's stand-inALDEN
DDown 38: Isaac of fiddledom
DDown 39: Old Chinese weight unit
DDown 40: In reserveONICE
DDown 41: Used hip boots
DDown 43: Encircled
DDown 44: The bounding main
DDown 45: Hebrew letter
DDown 47: Scalloped
DDown 48: Mosquito
DDown 49: Felicitous state
DDown 50: Actress Stevens
DDown 51: Member of a certain college
DDown 58: Cargo vessel
DDown 59: Dispatch
DDown 60: African antelope
DDown 61: Knotty
DDown 62: They often cross
DDown 63: Roly-poly
DDown 64: Harden
DDown 65: Miller's "___ the Fall"
DDown 66: Plaintiffs
DDown 67: Went to the polls
DDown 68: Outstanding
DDown 69: Sell hot tickets
DDown 70: Ankles
DDown 72: Soprano PattiADELINA
DDown 73: Grinder
DDown 76: A cupid, in Italian paintings
DDown 77: Schoolbag item
DDown 78: Affirmatives
DDown 84: Annoyed
DDown 84: Annoyed
DDown 85: One dedicated to the religious life
DDown 86: Din
DDown 87: Bloodhound's forte
DDown 88: Menotti's "The ___"
DDown 90: "___ of Divorcement" (Hepburn's first film)ABILL
DDown 91: March 15, in ItalyIDI
DDown 92: Natatory word
DDown 93: "O, woe!"AHME
DDown 94: Brain openingPYLA
DDown 99: Facilitate
DDown 100: Dutch treat
DDown 102: Singer Merriman
DDown 103: Patriotic org.DAC
DDown 104: Pisa-to-Verona dir.
DDown 105: June honoree
DDown 106: Uno plus dueTRE
WordDB Icon
WordDB
United Kingdom
Download the WordDB app directly on your home screen for instant access. No App Store necessary, less than 1MB storage, always up-to-date and secure.
1.
Tap on share button
2.
Tap on Add To Home Screenadd button
3.
Find WordDB App Icon on your home screen