New York Times Answers - Saturday, 15th November 1986

There are 36 across clues and 36 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 15th November 1986. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	With 6 Across, young American tenor
AAcross 6:	See 1 Across	HADLEY
AAcross 12:	Monk who reformed music	ARETINO
AAcross 15:	Emulated Odom
AAcross 17:	Egeran or epidote
AAcross 18:	Bold ___, 1936 Derby winner
AAcross 19:	Entrepreneurial G.I.	BTO
AAcross 20:	Old-fashioned garb for tots
AAcross 22:	Jacob's fifth son
AAcross 23:	Shrub used for hedges
AAcross 25:	Field grown in Pasadena
AAcross 26:	Dolly of "Hello, Dolly!"
AAcross 27:	Like St. Elmo's fire
AAcross 29:	Signorina's beauty spot
AAcross 30:	Musical epilogues
AAcross 31:	Nobelist in medicine: 1944
AAcross 33:	Impeaches
AAcross 35:	Pivot
AAcross 37:	Filibeg
AAcross 38:	Spade's customers
AAcross 41:	Harry E. Fosdick's "___ Brown"	DEARMR
AAcross 45:	Poet who ridiculed Dryden
AAcross 46:	Norwegian rock group
AAcross 48:	Hector's home, to Henri	TROIE
AAcross 49:	Count who organized the Prussian troops
AAcross 50:	Bonn buck	DMARK
AAcross 52:	Shea shield
AAcross 53:	Confess, with "up"
AAcross 54:	Purfled
AAcross 56:	Hindu unit of weight
AAcross 57:	Stadium area
AAcross 59:	Lection
AAcross 61:	"I hope to see London once ___": Shak.	EREIDIE
AAcross 62:	Scatters
AAcross 63:	Causes slippery roads
AAcross 64:	Incas' victims: 15th century	CARAS
DDown 1:	Device for faceting gems	JAMBPEG
DDown 2:	Ethiopian province
DDown 3:	Louvre display	RENOIRS
DDown 4:	P.O. beat	RTE
DDown 5:	Scotch terrier's growl
DDown 6:	Headgear devised by an English general
DDown 7:	Fisher or Brundage	AVERY
DDown 8:	Tintamarres
DDown 9:	Cato's lang.
DDown 10:	Balzac's "___ femme"	ETUDEDE
DDown 11:	Coorg mountaineers	YERAVAS
DDown 13:	Ancient temple
DDown 14:	Kern's "___ River"	OLMAN
DDown 16:	Patron saint of France
DDown 21:	Nul tiel record, e.g.
DDown 24:	Junípero Serra establishment
DDown 26:	Forgotten skill	LOSTART
DDown 28:	Spitchcock cook, perhaps	EELER
DDown 30:	Brilliant part
DDown 32:	Bank scourge
DDown 34:	El ___, Spanish hero
DDown 36:	Worsted fabrics
DDown 38:	They gasconade
DDown 39:	Heraldic jungle king
DDown 40:	Pillow cover
DDown 42:	Coffee machine
DDown 43:	Soprano Freni	MIRELLA
DDown 44:	Check
DDown 45:	Journalese, e.g.
DDown 47:	Mailed
DDown 50:	Legal right
DDown 51:	Hat De Gaulle wore
DDown 54:	Ocean motion
DDown 55:	Platter
DDown 58:	Draw
DDown 60:	Gastein, e.g.