New York Times Answers - Sunday, 29th July 1984 There are 67 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 29th July 1984. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: PiercingKEENAAcross 5: PicassoPABLOAAcross 10: Sprinkle drops uponBEDEWAAcross 15: Bearish timeDROPAAcross 19: Tortosa's riverEBROAAcross 20: Construction memberI-BEAMAAcross 21: Pretext, possiblyALIBIAAcross 22: One way to rememberROTEAAcross 23: Running star: 1920-24-28PAAVONURMIAAcross 25: Running star: 1956-60GLENNDAVISAAcross 27: Depositor's concernINTERESTAAcross 28: Nuchal areasNAPESAAcross 30: Most modernNEWESTAAcross 31: Cambio cashLIREAAcross 32: BobwhiteCOLINAAcross 33: Kind of appleROMEAAcross 34: SauntersAMBLESAAcross 37: Subpar timeSLUMPAAcross 38: Tripartite Pact phraseNEWORDERAAcross 42: Reef makeupCORALAAcross 43: Running star: 1972-76LASSEVIRENAAcross 45: Old French coinECUAAcross 46: Extinct wild oxURUSAAcross 47: Speaker's spotDAISAAcross 49: Quatrain poetOMARAAcross 50: Deep black, to a poetEBONAAcross 51: Langley A.F.B. groupTACAAcross 52: Jumping star: 1960RALPHBOSTONAAcross 56: Kind of roof or windowGABLEAAcross 57: UpsELEVATESAAcross 59: Wing-shapedALARYAAcross 60: ReactionariesTORIESAAcross 61: Talks nonsense, in slanguageJIVESAAcross 62: FilchedSTOLEAAcross 63: "Ici on ___ . . . "PARLEAAcross 64: Displays of temperSCENESAAcross 66: City on the MeuseLIEGEAAcross 67: Drummer, perhapsSALESMANAAcross 70: ___ down (softened)TONEDAAcross 71: Shot-put star: 1968RANDYMATSONAAcross 73: Chemical endingENEAAcross 74: Cey and Kittle of baseballRONSAAcross 75: Jr., for oneDESCAAcross 76: LunchtimeNOONAAcross 77: Auld lang ___SYNEAAcross 78: Cousin of a "gee-tar"UKEAAcross 79: Track star: 1936JESSE OWENSAAcross 83: LieuSTEADAAcross 84: Friend of RomeoMERCUTIOAAcross 86: Jaffe and BarrettRONASAAcross 87: SomewhatFAIRLYAAcross 88: N.C. collegeELONAAcross 89: Marmalade ingredientsRINDSAAcross 90: BoringDULLAAcross 91: Come toATTAINAAcross 94: Take care ofSEETOAAcross 95: ScatterDISPERSEAAcross 99: Pole-vault star: 1968BOBSEAGRENAAcross 101: Running star: 1964-68WYOMIATYUSAAcross 103: DifferentELSEAAcross 104: Raise a glass toTOASTAAcross 105: Atelier propEASELAAcross 106: Calendar abbr.TUESAAcross 107: Skips; reboundsDAPSAAcross 108: Lets upEASESAAcross 109: Strapless, e.g.DRESSAAcross 110: In the knowONTODDown 1: Visored capKEPIDDown 2: Israeli statesmanEBANDDown 3: Part of Q.E.D.ERATDDown 4: Boccaccio talesNOVELLASDDown 5: Yearning onesPINERSDDown 6: MaltreatmentABUSEDDown 7: Lahr or ParksBERTDDown 8: Yegg's exodusLAMDDown 9: ThreateningOMINOUSDDown 10: Wind instrumentBAGPIPEDDown 11: Burstyn or DrewELLENDDown 12: Conks outDIESDDown 13: Helmsman's courseEBNDDown 14: He siftsWINNOWERDDown 15: Bureau unitDRAWERDDown 16: Cover lots of groundROVEDDown 17: "Miss ___ Regrets"OTISDDown 18: NudnikPESTDDown 24: MiradorORIELDDown 26: Energetic personDEMONDDown 29: BaksheeshALMSDDown 32: Disagree sharplyCLASHDDown 33: Processed tape againRERANDDown 34: TrenchantACUTEDDown 35: Aesop's endingMORALDDown 36: Decathlon star: 1976BRUCEJENNERDDown 37: Boo-boosSLIPSDDown 38: "Star Trek" actorNIMOYDDown 39: Swimming star: 1968DEBBIEMEYERDDown 40: French schoolECOLEDDown 41: Mystic signsRUNESDDown 44: "A ___ santé!"VOTREDDown 47: AppointmentsDATESDDown 48: Pub poursALESDDown 50: Peerage membersEARLSDDown 52: Blew one's stackRAVEDDDown 53: LessenedBATEDDDown 54: ScienceOLOGYDDown 55: City on the WillametteSALEMDDown 56: Bridge mavenGORENDDown 58: Ellsworth of tennisVINESDDown 60: Raptorial featureTALONDDown 62: Inasmuch asSINCEDDown 63: El ___, Tex.PASODDown 64: Tickle the stringsSTRUMDDown 65: Sarah of tennisCOOKEDDown 66: Rodeo ropeLASSODDown 67: Noted German sculptor–wood carver: c.1440–1533STOSSDDown 68: Bit of historyANNALDDown 69: ImpoverishedNEEDYDDown 71: Varnish ingredientRESINDDown 72: Pavlova and KareninaANNASDDown 75: Explode violentlyDETONATEDDown 77: DaggerSTILETTODDown 79: London or AndrewsJULIEDDown 80: Lustrous pearlsORIENTSDDown 81: CustomWONTDDown 82: Gave liberallyENDOWEDDDown 83: A tunicateSALPADDown 85: DiscontinuesCEASESDDown 87: Light flintlock musketsFUSILSDDown 89: Poet LizetteREESEDDown 90: Loose changeDIMESDDown 91: SnoozingABEDDDown 92: Weight of a silver rupeeTOLADDown 93: Recipe abbr.TBSPDDown 94: Mmes., in MexicoSRASDDown 95: Rx datumDOSEDDown 96: Famed milerRYUNDDown 97: Tallow sourceSUETDDown 98: He, in PisaESSODDown 100: Tibetan antelopeGOADDown 102: "Babi ___," Yevtushenko poemYAR