New York Times Answers - Sunday, 2nd September 1984

There are 81 across clues and 89 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 2nd September 1984. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Separated
AAcross 6:	Disgraces
AAcross 12:	___-majesté	LESE
AAcross 16:	Wyoming's ___ Range
AAcross 21:	Kind of con
AAcross 22:	Barbershop offering
AAcross 23:	Like the Gobi
AAcross 24:	Fatuous
AAcross 25:	"The Cremation of Sam McGee"	SERVICEWITHASMILE
AAcross 28:	Carol or kolo
AAcross 29:	Conquistadores' loot	ORO
AAcross 30:	Word after two or high
AAcross 31:	Office-wall sign
AAcross 32:	Like the Witch of the West
AAcross 33:	One of a symbiotic pair
AAcross 34:	Town in Taiwan, now called I-lan	GIRAN
AAcross 36:	Soupçon
AAcross 37:	Citizen of Muscat
AAcross 39:	"The Luck of Roaring Camp"	HARTEWARMING
AAcross 43:	Mrs., in Montréal	MME
AAcross 46:	Chartres sheet
AAcross 47:	Treat a cut
AAcross 48:	Sound detector
AAcross 49:	Belle's beau
AAcross 51:	Files
AAcross 53:	Unskilled labourer
AAcross 54:	Ball of the thumb
AAcross 57:	___ of Cleves
AAcross 58:	Room at the top
AAcross 59:	Half of MXXIV	DXII
AAcross 60:	"Gulliver's Travels"	SWIFTMOVING
AAcross 62:	"Little Boy Blue"
AAcross 64:	Part of a triptych
AAcross 65:	Leningrad's river
AAcross 66:	Conservative
AAcross 67:	Burdens
AAcross 68:	Kostelanetz and Gide	ANDRES
AAcross 70:	"___ Without a Cause," 1955 film
AAcross 73:	Nav. officer
AAcross 74:	Long time
AAcross 75:	Work unit
AAcross 76:	One ___ time	ATA
AAcross 78:	Wave, to Pedro
AAcross 79:	Vinegar, in Vienna	ESSIG
AAcross 81:	Not on the level
AAcross 85:	Coast Guard group
AAcross 88:	Pas de deux
AAcross 89:	Step lightly
AAcross 91:	Ship of a famed trio
AAcross 92:	"The Importance of Being Earnest"	WILDEPITCH
AAcross 94:	"Stopping by Woods . . . "
AAcross 96:	Pronoun for the Andrea Doria	ESSA
AAcross 97:	Dull finish
AAcross 98:	Presently
AAcross 99:	Postal worker
AAcross 100:	Apollyon
AAcross 101:	Hunter's clue
AAcross 102:	Rose of W.W. II
AAcross 104:	Half a bray	HEE
AAcross 105:	Hard, protective shell
AAcross 106:	Room for jugs and linen	EWRY
AAcross 107:	Breakfasted
AAcross 108:	"All Quiet on the Western Front"	REMARQUEABLE
AAcross 112:	Sets of three
AAcross 114:	Besides
AAcross 115:	Having a single component
AAcross 116:	Towel word
AAcross 117:	Haberdashery item
AAcross 120:	Angler's lure
AAcross 122:	Town in a Hersey title	ADANO
AAcross 124:	Kinsman
AAcross 127:	Woolen cloth
AAcross 128:	"The Funerall"	WHATSDONNEISDONNE
AAcross 132:	Modify
AAcross 133:	Famous diamond
AAcross 134:	Elicitor
AAcross 135:	Emulates Greeley
AAcross 136:	Tooth: Comb. form	DENTO
AAcross 137:	Class-ring inscription
AAcross 138:	Road junction
AAcross 139:	Storehouse
DDown 1:	"They ___ serve . . . "
DDown 2:	Waterfront sight
DDown 3:	Hair style
DDown 4:	Sun. cynosure
DDown 5:	A son of Poseidon
DDown 6:	Exhausted
DDown 7:	Victor at Brandywine: 1777
DDown 8:	During
DDown 9:	Tumbler's need
DDown 10:	Old English letter
DDown 11:	Ocean plant	SEATREE
DDown 12:	Thin plate
DDown 13:	Actress Gray
DDown 14:	Insect product
DDown 15:	Noted British painter of birds	EDE
DDown 16:	News
DDown 17:	Pass a bill
DDown 18:	Cistern
DDown 19:	Grimm opener
DDown 20:	Penury
DDown 26:	"___ fan tutte"	COSI
DDown 27:	"Major Barbara" author
DDown 32:	Mutuel-window sign
DDown 33:	" . . . ___ ever after"
DDown 34:	Meat sauces
DDown 35:	___-bitty	ITTY
DDown 36:	Town or college in Ohio	HIRAM
DDown 37:	Ciceronian products
DDown 38:	"Spoon River Anthology"	MASTERSSTROKE
DDown 39:	Emulated P. T. Barnum
DDown 40:	Aim of consultation
DDown 41:	Illicit smoke
DDown 42:	A.L. batting champ: 1956
DDown 43:	"Death in Venice"	MANNABOUTTOWN
DDown 44:	Chinese dynasty
DDown 45:	Chemical suffix
DDown 46:	Conscript
DDown 47:	Jones of filmdom
DDown 50:	Relinquish
DDown 52:	Relative of a Ph.D.
DDown 54:	Snuffle
DDown 55:	Drake's Golden ___
DDown 56:	Guidry or LeFlore
DDown 60:	Lacking comfort
DDown 61:	Ralston or Miles
DDown 63:	Arafat's gp.
DDown 69:	Catalonian dance
DDown 71:	Certain college voters
DDown 72:	Foam-covered
DDown 74:	Sponsorship
DDown 75:	Computer-key word
DDown 77:	Poetic initials	TSE
DDown 80:	O. Henry's favorite device
DDown 82:	Common flowering shrub
DDown 83:	Kind of bug or basket
DDown 84:	Poker term
DDown 85:	Stand behind	SWEARBY
DDown 86:	Flower part
DDown 87:	___-Lorraine
DDown 88:	Newcastle nappies
DDown 90:	A TD earns six of these	PTS
DDown 93:	British V.I.P. group
DDown 94:	One end of a class
DDown 95:	German mystic: 1575–1624
DDown 98:	RR stop	STA
DDown 100:	Make like a gull
DDown 103:	Florida city
DDown 105:	Hero's love
DDown 109:	Biblical verb ending
DDown 110:	Stockbroker, at times
DDown 111:	Spanish ones	UNOS
DDown 112:	Wallet items
DDown 113:	Subjected to ablation
DDown 114:	Blessed ___
DDown 116:	Like O'Neill's Yank
DDown 117:	Clothed
DDown 118:	"Pins and Needles" songwriter
DDown 119:	Capital of South Yemen
DDown 120:	Balmoral, e.g.
DDown 121:	Hemingway nickname
DDown 122:	Paul from Ottawa	ANKA
DDown 123:	Bambi et al.
DDown 124:	Saucy one
DDown 125:	"And lead us not ___ . . . "
DDown 126:	Worst, in a way
DDown 128:	Querist's word
DDown 129:	Ab ___ (from the beginning)	OVO
DDown 130:	Decalogue adverb
DDown 131:	Pindar product