New York Times Answers - Friday, 15th February 1985

There are 35 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 15th February 1985. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Retirement accts.	IRAS
AAcross 5:	Missile acronym
AAcross 9:	Mitigate
AAcross 13:	Hebrew bee
AAcross 14:	Asian capital
AAcross 15:	Checkup feature
AAcross 16:	Treaty org.
AAcross 17:	Preminger and Kruger
AAcross 18:	Garden "snake"
AAcross 19:	Avine collective	MURDEROFCROWS
AAcross 22:	High, craggy hill
AAcross 23:	Propel a wherry
AAcross 24:	West Pointers
AAcross 27:	Command to a tailor
AAcross 32:	Yoga posture
AAcross 33:	Flag
AAcross 34:	Victorian or Edwardian
AAcross 35:	Feline collective	KINDLEOFKITTENS
AAcross 39:	Summertime in N.Y.C.	EDT
AAcross 40:	November tally
AAcross 41:	Ignited anew
AAcross 42:	" . . . ___ and in his tongue": Shak.
AAcross 45:	Actress Ruth	HUSSEY
AAcross 46:	Jimmy's successor
AAcross 47:	Emulate Howard
AAcross 48:	Ursine collective	SLEUTHOFBEARS
AAcross 55:	Elevator man
AAcross 56:	___ step, in dancing	FAROE
AAcross 57:	Cloth measure
AAcross 59:	Marino-to-Duper play
AAcross 60:	Swinburne's "___ the Microscope"
AAcross 61:	Den
AAcross 62:	Cafeteria need
AAcross 63:	Landlocked land
AAcross 64:	Poet Lazarus
DDown 1:	___-Saud	IBN
DDown 2:	Widen a hole
DDown 3:	Aleutian island	ATTU
DDown 4:	___ of the stick	SHORTEND
DDown 5:	Mother: Comb. form	MATR
DDown 6:	Division word
DDown 7:	This may be over your head
DDown 8:	Memorable Italian director
DDown 9:	Incite by argument
DDown 10:	" . . . Indians, all in ___"
DDown 11:	Lip
DDown 12:	Give the once-over
DDown 14:	Peasants, sometimes
DDown 20:	Of a hope chest
DDown 21:	Scandal sheet
DDown 24:	Encrusted
DDown 25:	Stage whisper
DDown 26:	Alighieri
DDown 27:	These raise Londoners
DDown 28:	Berlin's Sommer	ELKE
DDown 29:	Soles' chasers
DDown 30:	Banks on whom the Cubs banked	ERNIE
DDown 31:	Weatherman's adjective
DDown 33:	Presses a suit
DDown 36:	Momentous
DDown 37:	Armistice
DDown 38:	Qualified to make a will
DDown 43:	Ornate
DDown 44:	Tellegen of silents
DDown 45:	Nobelist in Chemistry: 1918
DDown 48:	"Bright" inspiration for Keats
DDown 49:	Actress Eilbacher	LISA
DDown 50:	Tennis's Mandlikova	HANA
DDown 51:	Word on a dollar bill
DDown 52:	Z. Taylor and Tecumseh
DDown 53:	Range
DDown 54:	Pickings or Pickens preceder
DDown 55:	Select
DDown 58:	Between, in Bari	TRA