New York Times Answers - Sunday, 22nd July 1984 There are 67 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 22nd July 1984. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Carioca's cousinSAMBAAAcross 6: Artemis, to CatoDIANAAAcross 11: Compass pointENEAAcross 14: Rural stepsSTILEAAcross 19: UnsoiledCLEANAAcross 20: Word with city or manINNERAAcross 21: "L'état, c'est ___"MOIAAcross 22: He wrote "The Shield of Achilles"AUDENAAcross 23: Attack a Scottish singer-composer?HARRY LAUDERAAcross 25: Dun a designer?BILLBLASSAAcross 27: Swinburne is oneISLEAAcross 28: Malignant giantOGREAAcross 29: CheesyCASEOUSAAcross 30: Schuss, e.g.SKIAAcross 31: A suitor in "The Rivals"ACRESAAcross 32: Site of Cortez's peakDARIENAAcross 33: From a great distanceAFARAAcross 37: Capital of NicaraguaMANAGUAAAcross 39: Douse the lightsDARKENAAcross 40: EstuaryRIAAAcross 41: Do some prying on a Plains man?JIMMY CARTERAAcross 44: Dolphins' homeMIAMIAAcross 46: GemstonesOPALSAAcross 48: Made one's saltEARNEDAAcross 49: PreservedCANNEDAAcross 50: Type of drumSNAREAAcross 51: EmporiumMARTAAcross 52: Small fissureCHINKAAcross 53: Bit of land in a riverAITAAcross 54: MussulmanMOSLEMAAcross 56: Ireland's ___ IslandsARANAAcross 57: D.A.'s prerequisiteLLBAAcross 60: Fabulous birdROCAAcross 61: Harass a composer?HECTOR BERLIOZAAcross 64: PinnaEARAAcross 65: Genetic initialsDNAAAcross 66: CinereousASHYAAcross 67: TopsAPICESAAcross 68: Salutation to ScipioAVEAAcross 69: Famed Polish sopranoRAISAAAcross 71: Matinee idol Novello: 1893–1951IVORAAcross 72: Fallen fictional houseUSHERAAcross 74: SubstantiateVERIFYAAcross 76: TapFAUCETAAcross 79: FrolicsPLAYSAAcross 80: BouquetAROMAAAcross 81: Scar a triumvir?MARK ANTHONYAAcross 83: Wire measureMILAAcross 84: Composer famed for oratoriosHANDELAAcross 85: AccumulatesAMASSESAAcross 89: CroniesPALSAAcross 91: Sonatas' finalesRONDOSAAcross 92: Denmark's ___ IslandsFAROEAAcross 94: Cook's abbr.TSPAAcross 95: HandlerWIELDERAAcross 97: Flat or pig followerIRONAAcross 98: JotIOTAAAcross 99: Puncture a man of letters?GORE VIDALAAcross 102: Phone a writer?RING LARDNERAAcross 105: Author de la RaméeOUIDAAAcross 106: Baseball's MelOTTAAcross 107: ChicaneryFRAUDAAcross 108: VigilantALERTAAcross 109: Shakespearean forestARDENAAcross 110: Teachers' org.NEAAAcross 111: Tubes from ships' pumpsDALESAAcross 112: "Gondoliers" lassTESSADDown 1: DivisionSCHISMDDown 2: "The Last Frontier"ALASKADDown 3: Small European falconMERLINDDown 4: Like the Hubbard cupboardBAREDDown 5: Even oneANYDDown 6: Explanatory chartDIAGRAMDDown 7: Take effectINUREDDown 8: Chilean heightsANDESDDown 9: BornNEEDDown 10: Depot abbr.ARRDDown 11: Used a gangplankEMBARKEDDDown 12: More uproariousNOISIERDDown 13: Ruth McKenney's sisterEILEENDDown 14: Elephant boy of filmsSABUDDown 15: Oklahoma oil centerTULSADDown 16: "Sweet" girlIDADDown 17: Bandleader BrownLESDDown 18: Ems halvedENSDDown 24: Certain deputies, for shortLOCUMSDDown 26: Actor ChaneyLONDDown 29: ___ blancheCARTEDDown 31: LissomeAGILEDDown 32: Sock saverDARNDDown 34: Exempt a coach?FRANKLEAHYDDown 35: "Je t'___"AIMEDDown 36: ForayRAIDDDown 38: Slightly openAJARDDown 39: SnakebirdDARTERDDown 42: EbullientYEASTYDDown 43: Tenor BergonziCARLODDown 44: City on the RheinMAINZDDown 45: CaravansaryINNDDown 46: Lily's relativeONIONDDown 47: Caress a comedienne?PATCARROLLDDown 49: Utter confusionCHAOSDDown 50: ChalcedonySARDDDown 51: Arabica coffeeMOCHADDown 52: Colonial newscasterCRIERDDown 54: DisorderedMESSYDDown 55: First president of GabonMBADDown 56: She wrote "Hospital Sketches"ALCOTTDDown 58: WashesLAVESDDown 59: Rabbit's titleBRERDDown 61: Israeli portHAIFADDown 62: Adjective for "Beowulf"EPICALDDown 63: SplitRIVENDDown 70: IntentionAIMDDown 72: Bones attached to ginglymiULNAEDDown 73: StatesSAYSDDown 74: Musical improvisationVAMPDDown 75: SilkwormERIADDown 76: Alluvial deposit of a streamFANDELTADDown 77: FireARDORDDown 78: Waikiki strings, for shortUKESDDown 79: Old Italian orchard goddessPOMONADDown 81: BehestMANDATEDDown 82: Lloyd and TeenHAROLDSDDown 84: Clutch tightlyHOLD ONDDown 86: Rollers in a sawSTONESDDown 87: Chemical compoundsESTERSDDown 88: Laconian capitalSPARTADDown 90: Borg or BergmanSWEDEDDown 91: Defendants, in lawREIDDown 92: Last examFINALDDown 93: WrangleARGUEDDown 96: Terrible oneIVANDDown 98: OtioseIDLEDDown 99: GazelleGOADDown 100: "___ Mutual Friend": DickensOURDDown 101: Free (of)RIDDDown 102: Postal initialsRFDDDown 103: Retiree's nest egg: Abbr.IRADDown 104: British nark's U.S. counterpartRAT