New York Times Answers - Sunday, 20th January 1985

There are 71 across clues and 91 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 20th January 1985. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Rivera the painter	DIEGO
AAcross 6:	Detent
AAcross 10:	Gaiters
AAcross 15:	Languishes
AAcross 20:	Reference aid
AAcross 21:	Palmer the golfer	ARNIE
AAcross 22:	Prorate, in a way
AAcross 23:	The Gem State
AAcross 24:	Start of the sextet	ALWAYSCONTINUALLYOREVER
AAcross 28:	Hiding place
AAcross 29:	La Douce et al.	IRMAS
AAcross 30:	Projecting window
AAcross 31:	Change the title
AAcross 32:	Def., maybe
AAcross 33:	Hitler's father	ALOIS
AAcross 34:	Saline
AAcross 35:	Gene the golfer
AAcross 36:	Intelligence
AAcross 37:	Theda the siren	BARA
AAcross 38:	Long, detailed account
AAcross 39:	Second of the sextet	SUFFIXDENOTINGRECIPIENT
AAcross 50:	Noted netman
AAcross 51:	Rams' dams
AAcross 52:	TV staple
AAcross 53:	Emulate a marmot
AAcross 54:	Bombast
AAcross 55:	Ending with myth or poet	ICAL
AAcross 57:	Took part at a conference
AAcross 58:	Graham of the gridiron fame
AAcross 59:	Third of the sextet	UNDEVELOPEDBUDOFAPOTATO
AAcross 66:	Jan. and Feb.
AAcross 67:	Windmill sails
AAcross 68:	Beam
AAcross 69:	U.S.S.R. river	ANADYR
AAcross 70:	Seed coating
AAcross 72:	Goner's name
AAcross 73:	Mather product
AAcross 76:	Interrupt
AAcross 80:	Ate or drunk
AAcross 83:	___ strut (plane part)
AAcross 84:	Worth: Abbr.	VAL
AAcross 87:	Fourth of the sextet	ANEXCLAMATIONOFSURPRISE
AAcross 92:	Punjabi queen
AAcross 93:	Resist
AAcross 94:	Side
AAcross 95:	Indo-European	ARYA
AAcross 96:	Counterfeiter-catcher
AAcross 97:	Shaw the bandsman	ARTIE
AAcross 98:	Wilbur or Merrill
AAcross 100:	Difficulty
AAcross 101:	Fifth of the sextet	SINGULARORPLURALPRONOUN
AAcross 107:	Indistinguishable
AAcross 108:	First woman director of the U.S. Mint
AAcross 109:	Murdoch the writer
AAcross 110:	Avail	BEOFUSE
AAcross 114:	Validate
AAcross 116:	Creation of Archilochus
AAcross 117:	Loop loopers
AAcross 120:	Busy
AAcross 121:	Musical offering
AAcross 122:	Restaurant list
AAcross 123:	Meas. of area
AAcross 124:	Last of the sextet	THEREASONPURPOSEORCAUSE
AAcross 128:	U. of Mo. athlete
AAcross 129:	External
AAcross 130:	Poseidon's realm
AAcross 131:	Springy
AAcross 132:	The Bruce's men
AAcross 133:	Shoplifted
AAcross 134:	Had effect
AAcross 135:	Pot-valiant one, possibly
DDown 1:	Tunes in
DDown 2:	Dental construct
DDown 3:	Olympic star Moses
DDown 4:	Paraphernalia
DDown 5:	Chemical prefix
DDown 6:	Foretoken
DDown 7:	Karenina and Pavlova
DDown 8:	Gatherers at Will's Coffee-House: 18th century
DDown 9:	Luau décor
DDown 10:	Lizard
DDown 11:	Manifest
DDown 12:	Large playing marble
DDown 13:	Kind of call
DDown 14:	Hampshire's home
DDown 15:	Bug
DDown 16:	Dog tag, e.g.
DDown 17:	Vichy quisling	LAVAL
DDown 18:	Motif
DDown 19:	More painful
DDown 21:	TV's "Three's ___"	ACROWD
DDown 25:	Tripoli, e.g.
DDown 26:	Kathleen the writer
DDown 27:	Source
DDown 33:	Flavoring for a Cannes cordial
DDown 34:	Let up
DDown 35:	Gap
DDown 37:	Crooked limb
DDown 37:	Crooked limb
DDown 38:	Type feature
DDown 39:	Old ___, rotten borough of yore	SARUM
DDown 40:	Sky: Comb. form	URANO
DDown 41:	Talent scouts' delights
DDown 42:	Clotho, e.g.
DDown 43:	A tide
DDown 44:	Rank
DDown 45:	Comeback
DDown 46:	"___ Woman," Ray Charles hit	IGOTA
DDown 47:	Toward the center	ENTAD
DDown 48:	Spruce
DDown 49:	___ three (several)	TWOOR
DDown 55:	Miquelon and Oléron	ILES
DDown 56:	Outlay
DDown 57:	Unexpected
DDown 60:	Oracular
DDown 61:	Blackwell the pitcher	EWELL
DDown 62:	Chucklehead
DDown 63:	Walter the conductor
DDown 64:	Pack leader
DDown 65:	Successful	ONTOP
DDown 71:	Slowly, in music
DDown 74:	Ponselle the singer
DDown 75:	Styptic substance
DDown 76:	Board game
DDown 77:	As a friend: Fr.	ENAMI
DDown 78:	Joseph the historian	RENAN
DDown 79:	Lumberman's activity
DDown 81:	What allo- means
DDown 82:	Indulgent ones
DDown 84:	Where Spica is
DDown 85:	Pay-___-go	ASYOU
DDown 86:	Get the word
DDown 88:	Triangular building	AFRAME
DDown 89:	Topper for Cosmo G. Lang
DDown 90:	Greek cheese
DDown 91:	Colton-Randolph play: 1922
DDown 97:	Where the Tanana flows
DDown 98:	Killdeer
DDown 99:	River to The Wash
DDown 100:	What Waller told to go
DDown 102:	Sharks having vigorish
DDown 103:	Obtain
DDown 104:	Visually recognize speech
DDown 104:	Visually recognize speech
DDown 105:	An object of Bohr's research
DDown 106:	Allonge
DDown 110:	Quilt stuffing
DDown 111:	Of morality
DDown 112:	Village on the Susquehanna	OWEGO
DDown 113:	Pierre's woodland	FORET
DDown 114:	Spotted equine
DDown 115:	Drive back
DDown 116:	Prop for E. Hopper
DDown 117:	Fit out
DDown 118:	Cotton thread
DDown 119:	Nasty look
DDown 121:	Sulky look
DDown 122:	James the actor
DDown 123:	Starch from a gomuti
DDown 125:	Help!
DDown 126:	Crock
DDown 127:	Grimalkin