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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 4th January 1987
There are 75 across clues and 67 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 4th January 1987. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Figaro, e.g.
AAcross 7: Supple
AAcross 12: Network initialsCBS
AAcross 15: An S.S.R.
AAcross 18: Refrigerant
AAcross 19: FauntleroyERROL
AAcross 20: Sensory organ
AAcross 21: Choose
AAcross 22: "The Maine Woods"THOREAUGOING
AAcross 24: Busy as ___ABEE
AAcross 25: Ecol. or anat.SCI
AAcross 26: Big tops
AAcross 27: Sunbathing goals
AAcross 28: "Dred: A Tale of the Great Dismal Swamp"STOWEICAL
AAcross 30: Wave on a merONDE
AAcross 31: Glut
AAcross 32: Crook's caper
AAcross 34: Brooder's perch
AAcross 35: Frightened horse
AAcross 37: Roving
AAcross 39: Uprights
AAcross 41: Cpl.'s bossSGT
AAcross 42: "Das Rheingold" roleERDA
AAcross 43: Panay peopleATI
AAcross 44: Like a cat of the 40's
AAcross 47: Kiln
AAcross 50: Song and pun followersSTERS
AAcross 52: Makes a précis of
AAcross 56: An oleoresin
AAcross 58: Having a gloriole
AAcross 60: Pay close attention
AAcross 62: ___ Aviv
AAcross 63: First Egyptian king
AAcross 64: Bitter
AAcross 65: Part of E.E.C.EUR
AAcross 66: Ski resort in UtahALTA
AAcross 67: "Olympia" artist
AAcross 68: "Metaphysics of Morals"KANTRIVED
AAcross 71: Brooklyn institute
AAcross 72: Claire and BalinINAS
AAcross 73: Author Hecht
AAcross 74: January, in CádizENERO
AAcross 75: A Hall of fameANNIE
AAcross 76: "___ that I loved Caesar less . . . ": Shak.
AAcross 77: Cantrell from Sydney
AAcross 78: Spat
AAcross 79: Luggage lugger
AAcross 80: Jackets once worn by seamen
AAcross 82: Soviet missiles
AAcross 84: Ball escort, e.g.
AAcross 86: "___ Amatoria," Ovid work
AAcross 87: Have creditors
AAcross 88: Diamond from BrooklynNEIL
AAcross 89: Speech pauses
AAcross 91: Stat producers
AAcross 95: Gloss
AAcross 98: Old Turkish coins
AAcross 102: "The cowl does not make ___"AMONK
AAcross 103: J. R.EWING
AAcross 105: Actress GwynNELL
AAcross 107: Sign, in a way: Abbr.INIT
AAcross 108: "As It Was"LODGEICAL
AAcross 110: Play partACTI
AAcross 111: Garden pest
AAcross 112: Antiquity, to Poe
AAcross 113: Royal house: 1461-85
AAcross 114: "Three Comrades"REMARQUEABLE
AAcross 117: S.D. governor: 1965-69BOE
AAcross 118: Loser to S. GrantELEE
AAcross 119: Dispatch boat
AAcross 120: The ___, Steele periodical
AAcross 121: L.I., e.g.SND
AAcross 122: Gram. case
AAcross 123: What glaziers take with their work
AAcross 124: Grani and Bayard
DDown 1: Roulette player, e.g.
DDown 2: Pallas ___
DDown 3: Fleming of filmsRHONDA
DDown 4: Swaps goods
DDown 5: Chemical endings
DDown 6: Memorable American caricaturistREA
DDown 7: Emissary
DDown 8: He has pressing problems
DDown 9: Baseball's SpeakerTRIS
DDown 10: Dearie kin
DDown 11: Taina ___, Finnish actressELG
DDown 12: John and SebastianCABOTS
DDown 13: Trumpeted
DDown 14: "Spandau: The Secret Diaries"SPEERITED
DDown 15: Gat
DDown 16: Ventilating shaft in a mine
DDown 17: Long-legged birds
DDown 20: Foxboro pros, for short
DDown 23: Hagen from Gottingen
DDown 28: Hindu's stringed instrument
DDown 29: Kind of column
DDown 31: Sp. missSRTA
DDown 32: "The Outcasts of Poker Flat"HARTEBREAKING
DDown 33: Over, as an oater
DDown 36: He has I trouble
DDown 38: Saint-Tropez, e.g.
DDown 40: Kitchen device
DDown 44: Working on a jumper
DDown 45: Mother of Richard the Lion-HeartedELEANOR
DDown 46: Winged
DDown 48: Upset
DDown 49: Widespread S.A. peopleTACANAS
DDown 51: Deviated from a course
DDown 53: Home of the Falcons
DDown 54: More insignificant
DDown 55: Roofers or critics
DDown 57: Noted photographic authority
DDown 59: Nimoy, to friendsLEN
DDown 61: Author WeltyEUDORA
DDown 66: Cartoonist Peter
DDown 69: Isolate, old style
DDown 70: Examine carefully
DDown 71: Bath dads
DDown 73: More ignoble
DDown 77: "Stieglitz: A Memoir-Biography"LOWEKEYED
DDown 78: Unschooled
DDown 81: Auctioneer's call
DDown 83: Smithy's block
DDown 85: Greenish blue
DDown 90: Pointed
DDown 91: Namesakes of a Hebrew leaderCALEBS
DDown 92: U.S.S.R. riverOMOLON
DDown 93: Like a field pea
DDown 94: Arcane
DDown 96: Crate eggs, e.g.
DDown 97: Some rockets, for short
DDown 99: Permit
DDown 100: Ran in a small stream
DDown 101: Some are bum
DDown 104: Trawler's track
DDown 106: Alc. beverageLIQ
DDown 109: Kansas cityIOLA
DDown 110: Gemayel of Lebanon
DDown 111: Congressman's prize
DDown 114: Shoot the breeze
DDown 115: Lehár workEVA
DDown 116: Guidonian notes
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