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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 1st November 1987
There are 69 across clues and 69 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 1st November 1987. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: "The Wild One" starBRANDO
AAcross 7: Grates
AAcross 12: Made the grade
AAcross 18: Hire a bar man?
AAcross 19: Hugo's "Marion ___"
AAcross 19: Hugo's "Marion ___"
AAcross 21: Chant
AAcross 22: Depone
AAcross 23: Morning glory, e.g.
AAcross 24: Woos
AAcross 25: U.S. Govt. org.
AAcross 26: Interdependent linking
AAcross 29: Due followerTRE
AAcross 30: Idle or Clapton
AAcross 32: Stones
AAcross 33: U.S. Sec. of State: 1905-9
AAcross 34: Masher's look
AAcross 35: A biographer of JesusRENAN
AAcross 37: Becoming hidden
AAcross 41: Basque headgear
AAcross 42: Means
AAcross 44: Mind-set
AAcross 45: Vertex
AAcross 47: El Greco's homeland
AAcross 49: Has hot tea
AAcross 50: Hoist
AAcross 53: Occasional work
AAcross 54: Henley crews
AAcross 56: Ophidian
AAcross 58: Color called goose gray
AAcross 59: Pronounces
AAcross 61: Agalite
AAcross 63: Execrate
AAcross 64: Of an ageERAL
AAcross 65: Notched
AAcross 66: Where Kate was tamed
AAcross 67: China setting
AAcross 68: Vedic god of fire
AAcross 69: Yurt, e.g.
AAcross 70: Behave
AAcross 71: ___ Bottom, Titania's dreamboat
AAcross 72: Second printing
AAcross 74: Makes true
AAcross 76: Flags
AAcross 78: Classed
AAcross 79: Part of F.A.
AAcross 80: Sulla's speeches
AAcross 81: He portrayed Big Daddy
AAcross 83: Latvian port
AAcross 84: Half: Comb. formHEMI
AAcross 85: Opera star Leontyne
AAcross 88: SimpleABECEDARY
AAcross 92: Kind of prof.ASSOC
AAcross 96: Sequences
AAcross 97: A son of Zeus
AAcross 98: Tipple
AAcross 100: Kind of physician
AAcross 101: Away from: PrefixAPH
AAcross 102: "Science" of kissingPHILEMATOLOGY
AAcross 107: Tack
AAcross 108: Aboriginal abode
AAcross 110: Soothing
AAcross 111: ___ d'êtreRAISON
AAcross 113: Mistakes
AAcross 114: Deletes
AAcross 115: Kay Thompson's juvenile heroineELOISE
AAcross 116: Fricasseed
AAcross 117: Surfeited
AAcross 118: Causes strain
DDown 1: Pick-me-up
DDown 2: Withdraw
DDown 3: Reach
DDown 4: "___ man can tether time or tide": Burns
DDown 5: Record
DDown 6: SuccessfulONTOP
DDown 7: Meal
DDown 8: "Thanks ___!"
DDown 9: Approximately
DDown 10: Pt. of speechPRON
DDown 11: Vilified
DDown 12: Ornamental loop
DDown 13: Unknown auth.
DDown 13: Unknown auth.
DDown 14: Nickname of a UdallSTU
DDown 15: Postal employee
DDown 16: Main course
DDown 17: Ocotillo's milieu
DDown 19: Apothegms
DDown 20: U.S. Sec. of War: 1829-31
DDown 27: Sudd's milieu
DDown 28: Jot
DDown 31: Science of public financeCAMERALISTICS
DDown 34: Pretentious phraseologyLEXIPHANICISM
DDown 36: Bit of marginalia
DDown 38: Solzhenitsyn, e.g.
DDown 39: H.S. group
DDown 40: Come to
DDown 41: Silvertip, e.g.
DDown 43: State of disuse
DDown 46: Suppliant
DDown 47: War horse
DDown 48: Where to spend a leu
DDown 49: Castilian catnap
DDown 51: City on Monterey Bay
DDown 52: Attracts
DDown 53: Net
DDown 54: School Orwell attendedETON
DDown 55: Stirrup bone
DDown 56: Disparage
DDown 57: East Indian hardwoods
DDown 60: Bumbo or ombu
DDown 62: Stirs
DDown 66: Quincunx group, e.g.
DDown 70: Lament
DDown 73: Golfer BallesterosSEVE
DDown 75: Not of the clergy
DDown 77: "Arrivederci ___"
DDown 82: Patola
DDown 83: Takes umbrage
DDown 84: Photog's fixative
DDown 85: Chatters
DDown 86: Publisher Murdoch
DDown 87: Belong
DDown 89: Bartók and LugosiBELAS
DDown 90: Expiated
DDown 91: Heavy and cameo
DDown 93: Blood poisoning
DDown 94: Indolent
DDown 95: City on the Riviera
DDown 97: Before
DDown 99: Alligator's prey
DDown 102: Fountain or RosePETE
DDown 103: Unit of metrical time
DDown 104: Stulm
DDown 105: Cur
DDown 106: Mythical beast
DDown 109: Handle clumsily
DDown 112: A play by Euripides
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