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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 2nd March 1986
There are 71 across clues and 67 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 2nd March 1986. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Puzzle bird
AAcross 4: Arabic letters
AAcross 7: Carson or Griffin
AAcross 11: Burn ___ in one's pocketAHOLE
AAcross 16: Parvenu
AAcross 18: Mag. contents
AAcross 19: Tebaldi or ScottoRENATA
AAcross 21: Pasta dish
AAcross 22: Pinch
AAcross 23: Rosie's familyOGRADYS
AAcross 24: BismarckTHEIRONCHANCELLOR
AAcross 27: Singer SumacYMA
AAcross 28: Fiber for carpets
AAcross 29: Zwei followerDREI
AAcross 30: Lumps
AAcross 31: Start of a C. Moore poem
AAcross 32: Place for nonconformists
AAcross 35: Shields on insects' heads
AAcross 37: Piedmontese cityASTI
AAcross 41: ___ Nui (Easter Island)RAPA
AAcross 42: Caroline Islands group
AAcross 45: Special edition
AAcross 48: Boosters' calls
AAcross 49: Valley
AAcross 50: Soap substitute
AAcross 51: Western resortTAHOE
AAcross 52: Menotti heroine
AAcross 54: Distress signal
AAcross 56: Do not rush in dressing
AAcross 58: Capital of MancheSTLO
AAcross 59: Place of torment
AAcross 61: Confronted
AAcross 63: Sarlak
AAcross 65: Poulard
AAcross 66: Kind of salt
AAcross 67: "Dum ___, spero," S.C. mottoSPIRO
AAcross 68: Rousseau novel
AAcross 70: Summit
AAcross 72: Sugary suffix
AAcross 73: He has taking ways
AAcross 74: Site of the Alcazar
AAcross 77: Coleridge's "sacred river"ALPH
AAcross 79: Pith helmet
AAcross 81: Barnabas and Brendan: Abbr.STS
AAcross 83: Café ___AULAIT
AAcross 84: Spanish rulers
AAcross 86: Odd notion
AAcross 88: Sort of wort
AAcross 90: K–P connectionLMNO
AAcross 91: Flycatcher
AAcross 92: Former part of a lira
AAcross 93: Organic compound
AAcross 94: Begin
AAcross 95: Founder of DogpatchALCAPP
AAcross 97: Played for time
AAcross 100: Rest on one's ___
AAcross 102: Layers
AAcross 105: Oculus mundi
AAcross 106: Epopees
AAcross 111: Capek classicRUR
AAcross 112: Napoleon ITHELITTLECORPORAL
AAcross 115: Platitudes
AAcross 117: Kin of firkins
AAcross 118: Profane
AAcross 119: Indian language family
AAcross 120: An accipiter
AAcross 121: Landed
AAcross 122: Groups of windjammers
AAcross 123: Cattail
AAcross 124: Legal matter
AAcross 125: Forage plant
DDown 1: Prefix with fold or levelMULTI
DDown 2: Brilliantly colored fish
DDown 3: Resource
DDown 4: Capital of Croatia
DDown 5: Cartoonist Peter
DDown 6: Marie Henri Beyle's pseudonym
DDown 7: Michener book: 1959
DDown 7: Michener book: 1959
DDown 8: Augury
DDown 9: Fishing boat
DDown 10: Item in a vecturist's collection
DDown 11: Fleet of ships
DDown 12: Title for Hans
DDown 13: "___ Clear Day"ONA
DDown 14: Nightingale
DDown 15: Word origins
DDown 17: Shadow
DDown 20: A king and a GrayASAS
DDown 22: KentTHEMANOFSTEEL
DDown 23: SinatraOLBLUEEYES
DDown 25: Brunch treats
DDown 26: Scene
DDown 31: Kind of ranger or leaguer
DDown 33: Sunday player
DDown 34: Tropical treeAPA
DDown 36: Favorite
DDown 37: Berlin's "He's ___ Picker"ARAG
DDown 38: Ditto
DDown 39: SmithTHEHAPPYWARRIOR
DDown 40: Cay
DDown 43: Electrical units
DDown 44: TarzanLORDOFTHEAPES
DDown 46: Starlet's goal
DDown 47: Long time
DDown 53: Division word
DDown 55: Fool
DDown 57: Identifiable
DDown 60: ReillyACEOFSPIES
DDown 62: Twice LICII
DDown 64: Zairian province
DDown 69: He wrote "The Christian Hero": 1735LILLO
DDown 70: Nag
DDown 71: Sheltered at sea
DDown 75: What a tourist may drop
DDown 76: Scholar's collarETON
DDown 78: "Time wounds all ___"
DDown 80: Drive
DDown 82: Battle of Hastings siteSENLAC
DDown 85: Whipstitch
DDown 87: Birthplace of Hippocrates
DDown 89: Command to Fido
DDown 89: Command to Fido
DDown 96: Maxwell Anderson's "Barefoot in ___"
DDown 98: Rang
DDown 99: Stations
DDown 100: Grampuses
DDown 101: Courtly
DDown 103: More auspicious
DDown 104: Etiquette boo-boo
DDown 107: Negri of silentsPOLA
DDown 108: Furious
DDown 109: Supply food
DDown 110: Monoskis
DDown 112: Spring in Alaska
DDown 113: Part of a harrow
DDown 114: Levitate
DDown 116: Shuffleboard instrument
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