New York Times Answers - Sunday, 5th July 1987

There are 83 across clues and 83 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 5th July 1987. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Reticent person
AAcross 5:	Role Jessel enjoyed
AAcross 10:	Chew the scenery
AAcross 15:	Turkish city on the Seyhan
AAcross 20:	Do personnel work
AAcross 21:	Victor at Gettysburg
AAcross 22:	Anagram for drain
AAcross 23:	Columbus, to Colombia, e.g.
AAcross 24:	One of Cleopatra's maids	IRAS
AAcross 25:	Actress Ina or Mireille	BALIN
AAcross 26:	Gobbler?	THOMASTURKEY
AAcross 28:	Upright windlass?	CAPSTANLEY
AAcross 30:	Scarce
AAcross 31:	Loci of some frogs
AAcross 32:	WaKeeney's state
AAcross 33:	Examines carefully
AAcross 34:	"Western Star" poet
AAcross 35:	Hit the bottom
AAcross 37:	Thank-you-___ (road bump)
AAcross 38:	Da ___ (from the beginning)
AAcross 39:	Hugo of filmdom: 1901-68	HAAS
AAcross 43:	Kind of line or wire
AAcross 44:	Items for madam's hair?	ROBERTAPINS
AAcross 48:	___ incognita
AAcross 49:	Berth on an Oahu train?
AAcross 50:	"___ little breeze . . . "
AAcross 51:	Gat
AAcross 52:	Idiosyncrasies
AAcross 53:	Bar mitzvah, e.g.
AAcross 54:	Word for our age
AAcross 55:	Tied
AAcross 57:	Goldilocks's pride
AAcross 58:	Melampus was one
AAcross 59:	Corona
AAcross 60:	Burrows and Vigoda	ABES
AAcross 61:	Actor Tamiroff	AKIM
AAcross 62:	English town	ELY
AAcross 63:	Energy converters
AAcross 65:	Energy converters
AAcross 67:	Iniquitous site
AAcross 69:	Principle
AAcross 70:	Four-door automobiles?	SEDANIELS
AAcross 72:	Bushbuck's cousin
AAcross 75:	"Oklahoma!" aunt	ELLER
AAcross 77:	Conductor Mitropoulos	DMITRI
AAcross 78:	Undesirable bunkmates
AAcross 80:	Jet-set problem
AAcross 83:	Nevin's "Mighty ___ Rose"	LAKA
AAcross 84:	Lessen, to the Bard
AAcross 85:	Homophone for 84 Across
AAcross 87:	Lola portrayer	GWEN
AAcross 88:	Witty
AAcross 90:	Pride of Simba or Silver
AAcross 91:	Solecistic contractions	AINTS
AAcross 92:	Pair on an angelus
AAcross 93:	Moved like a crowd
AAcross 94:	"Diamond" woman	LIL
AAcross 95:	Nostalgic tune
AAcross 96:	Start of a Dostoyevsky title
AAcross 97:	S.A. range
AAcross 98:	Wallet?	WILLIAMFOLD
AAcross 101:	Use the library, e.g.
AAcross 102:	Tobacco or Burma
AAcross 103:	Humpback salmon
AAcross 104:	Where Zeno taught
AAcross 105:	Honored with entertainment
AAcross 106:	Malign
AAcross 108:	Pitcher Mario ___	SOTO
AAcross 109:	Croatian city
AAcross 112:	"Top Hat" star
AAcross 115:	Nobelist for Peace: 1984
AAcross 116:	Urn?	SAMUELOVAR
AAcross 120:	Food cart?	CHARLESWAGON
AAcross 122:	Walk ___(be elated)
AAcross 123:	Baltic island
AAcross 124:	"Buenas ___"	TARDES
AAcross 125:	A day's march
AAcross 126:	Practical
AAcross 127:	San ___, Italy	REMO
AAcross 128:	Collect
AAcross 129:	Flags
AAcross 130:	Schisms
AAcross 131:	Nip
DDown 1:	Sporting the latest
DDown 2:	Coin in Calabria
DDown 3:	Not give ___	ARAP
DDown 4:	Camper's set of utensils?	MESSKATHERINE
DDown 5:	Build a levee on
DDown 6:	One kind of test
DDown 7:	African lily
DDown 8:	Adams and Sedgwick	EDIES
DDown 9:	Counting-out word	EENY
DDown 10:	Beseech
DDown 11:	Indian high-minded individual
DDown 12:	Olfactory stimuli
DDown 13:	D.S.T. or E.S.T.
DDown 14:	NOW'S political cause
DDown 15:	" . . . clean hands, and ___ heart": Psalm 24	APURE
DDown 16:	Platforms on wheels?	DOROTHEAS
DDown 17:	Paul from Ottawa	ANKA
DDown 18:	It rhymes with Soviet	NYET
DDown 19:	Carter and Vanderbilt	AMYS
DDown 23:	Race: Comb. form	ETHNO
DDown 27:	Hitchcock's "The Thirty-Nine ___"
DDown 29:	Singer Tucker	TANYA
DDown 33:	Change
DDown 34:	Troop
DDown 35:	Jutting out
DDown 36:	Recipient of patronage
DDown 37:	Maori war club
DDown 38:	Plant shoot
DDown 40:	Come to pass
DDown 41:	Kibbutz's Russian kin
DDown 42:	Pert
DDown 43:	Do a grammar exercise
DDown 44:	Meal, in Metz	REPAS
DDown 45:	Horse course
DDown 46:	Look good on
DDown 47:	Sartorial aide
DDown 48:	Vibrato
DDown 52:	Fish spears
DDown 54:	Fine pony
DDown 55:	Hard rubber
DDown 56:	Cinéma ___, film style
DDown 57:	Ref's decision
DDown 60:	Cossack chief
DDown 61:	Fool
DDown 64:	Bly and Forbush
DDown 66:	Strange guy
DDown 68:	Cribbage item?	MARGARETBOARD
DDown 70:	Kin of Mme.	SRA
DDown 71:	Psychic energy
DDown 73:	"And ___ blossoms in the ruins": Schiller	NEWLIFE
DDown 74:	Fancied
DDown 76:	Certain med. reading
DDown 78:	Located
DDown 79:	Cynical look
DDown 80:	H.S.T.'s birthplace	LAMAR
DDown 81:	Kind of acid
DDown 82:	Austrian pianist Friedrich	GULDA
DDown 86:	Blue dye
DDown 89:	Luges?	SLEDWARDS
DDown 90:	Fleece
DDown 91:	Esparto grass
DDown 94:	Burbot
DDown 95:	Novel title meaning "rover"	OMOO
DDown 96:	Shellfish trap
DDown 98:	Sommeliers' concerns
DDown 99:	U 235, e.g.
DDown 100:	Brings into harmony
DDown 103:	Burns midnight oil
DDown 105:	Jacques et al.
DDown 107:	Bugs
DDown 108:	Lactose is one
DDown 109:	Ionian isle
DDown 110:	Forcefully, in poesy
DDown 111:	Culpability
DDown 112:	Recorded proceedings
DDown 113:	Masquerade
DDown 114:	Famed hill near Dublin
DDown 115:	Hulot portrayer
DDown 116:	Bar order
DDown 117:	Swerve
DDown 118:	"Aeneid" opener	ARMA
DDown 119:	Elbow's need
DDown 121:	Shute's "In the ___"