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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 27th January 1985

There are 68 across clues and 72 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 27th January 1985. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Doesn't give ___ (is heedless)ARAP
AAcross 5: Twist's "twister"
AAcross 10: One grand
AAcross 14: He has made it to Mecca
AAcross 18: Bit of biblical graffiti
AAcross 19: Cremona name
AAcross 20: Put to flight
AAcross 21: Bathe the stage with bathos
AAcross 23: Seasonal sourpussEBENEZERSCROOGE
AAcross 26: ___ around (snoops)
AAcross 27: Square-sail rope
AAcross 28: Pizazz
AAcross 29: Economize
AAcross 30: Reaches
AAcross 31: Mopes about, Dogpatch style
AAcross 32: ___ line (conform)
AAcross 33: One-liner
AAcross 34: Nursery porridge base
AAcross 35: With suavity
AAcross 39: Where René cuts the mustard
AAcross 42: Evil dwarf feared by Little NellDANIELQUILP
AAcross 44: Sheepish comment
AAcross 45: N.C. collegeELON
AAcross 46: Caron film: 1958GIGI
AAcross 47: City once called EdessaURFA
AAcross 48: Cricket sides
AAcross 49: Crib
AAcross 50: Servile, selfish hypocriteMRPECKSNIFF
AAcross 54: Sans ___ (carefree)SOUCI
AAcross 56: Littoral area
AAcross 56: Littoral area
AAcross 58: Poirot's explanatory wordALORS
AAcross 59: Faulkner's Eula ___VARNER
AAcross 60: Piquant
AAcross 61: "___ You Glad You're You?"ARENT
AAcross 62: Felt poorly
AAcross 63: Grow, as interest on money
AAcross 65: Traveller or Grani
AAcross 66: Sluggish
AAcross 69: Silver salmon
AAcross 70: Georgiana's pompous, Philistine fatherJOHNPODSNAP
AAcross 72: Early auto
AAcross 73: Old French coin
AAcross 74: River to the Ouse
AAcross 75: Get under one's skin
AAcross 76: Letter-shaped beamLBAR
AAcross 77: Miss Russell, informallyROZ
AAcross 78: Copperfield's horrid stepfatherMRMURDSTONE
AAcross 82: Stendhal's real nameBEYLE
AAcross 83: Arms for a musical army?
AAcross 85: River of Wagner's "Ring"
AAcross 86: Quagmire
AAcross 87: Napoleonic victory site: 1796LODI
AAcross 88: One of the KeatonsDIANE
AAcross 89: Practice play at 4 Down?
AAcross 93: Strindberg's land
AAcross 95: Upright adjuster
AAcross 96: Anthropophagite
AAcross 97: Rachet bars
AAcross 98: Smike's beastly tormentorWACKFORDSQUEERS
AAcross 100: On ___ (fasting)ADIET
AAcross 101: Quiz
AAcross 102: Athens seat of higher educ.OHIOU
AAcross 103: Hindu's bad-luck daySANI
AAcross 104: ___-bitsyITSY
AAcross 105: Incisiveness
AAcross 106: Savoir-___FAIRE
AAcross 107: Deodar or baobab
DDown 1: One-celled animal
DDown 2: Confute
DDown 3: Concerning
DDown 4: World's largest office building
DDown 5: Daunting
DDown 6: Congregational echoes
DDown 7: Parisian station
DDown 8: Possessive pronoun
DDown 9: Tenor GeddaNICOLAI
DDown 10: Ore-sizing screen
DDown 11: Targets for Dr. J
DDown 12: Cry of distasteOUGH
DDown 13: Peak in Colo.
DDown 14: A target for Reynard
DDown 15: Old-style love song
DDown 16: Louisa Gradgrind's vulgar husbandJOSIAHBOUNDERBY
DDown 17: Shopping-list entry
DDown 22: Precognition, for short
DDown 22: Precognition, for short
DDown 24: Like a famed essayistELIAN
DDown 25: Stir to action
DDown 29: Calpurnia's robeSTOLA
DDown 31: Of inherited factors
DDown 34: One of the Bermudas
DDown 35: Rides the waves
DDown 36: Fit of the sulks
DDown 37: Uhlan's weapon
DDown 38: ArafatYASIR
DDown 39: Socialist labor leader: 1855–1926
DDown 40: Netman NastaseILIE
DDown 41: Old Martin's murderous nephewJONASCHUZZLEWIT
DDown 42: "The ___ Doodle," 1937 songDIPSY
DDown 43: Riding whip
DDown 46: Rub the wrong way
DDown 50: Father of MerionesMOLUS
DDown 51: Dramatic Valentine
DDown 52: Insomniac's quest
DDown 53: U.S. perennial herbNONDO
DDown 54: Shropshire
DDown 55: Turgenev's birthplaceOREL
DDown 57: "___ nome," Verdi ariaCARO
DDown 59: Literary Gore
DDown 61: "There's my wife; look well ___": Spring-RiceATHER
DDown 62: An OakleyANNIE
DDown 63: Vinegary
DDown 64: Warming bedtime drink
DDown 65: Fern-frond formation
DDown 66: "God is Three, and God ___": NewmanISONE
DDown 67: Actress Patricia
DDown 68: Made tracks
DDown 70: Iwo ___JIMA
DDown 71: Stingless, feckless bee
DDown 74: Alan of "Wait Until Dark"ARKIN
DDown 76: Most long-limbed
DDown 78: Flower-of-an-hour
DDown 79: Words on a Wonderland bottleDRINKME
DDown 80: W.W. II acronymSHAEF
DDown 81: Hot surface from TennesseeTINROOF
DDown 82: Nigerian provinceBORNU
DDown 84: Scads
DDown 86: French financial houseBANQUE
DDown 88: Coin stolen by Jessica
DDown 89: "He is, or ___ has to be": VoltaireWASOR
DDown 90: Cross as ___ (irritable)
DDown 91: Château-Thierry's riverMARNE
DDown 92: A DinsmoreELSIE
DDown 93: Bath, e.g.
DDown 94: African gully
DDown 95: Hack
DDown 96: 402, to FabiusCDII
DDown 98: Network
DDown 99: The Volga, in ancient daysRHA
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