New York Times Answers - Saturday, 23rd March 1985 There are 37 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 23rd March 1985. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Kind of shot for TrottierSLAPAAcross 5: Sortita, e.g.ARIAAAcross 9: Item once worn by Clete BoyerCLEATAAcross 14: Redford's wifeLOLAAAcross 15: Howard and JaworskiRONSAAcross 16: MajorLARGEAAcross 17: "Pleasure's ___ . . . ": ByronASINAAcross 18: Awe or TayLOCHAAcross 19: Tear-jerkerONIONAAcross 20: Optimistic Miller play?BEFORETHEASCENTAAcross 23: Scoreboard slotRUNSAAcross 24: MinuteWEEAAcross 25: Calyx segmentsSEPALSAAcross 28: Turkish chiefAGAAAcross 30: A B.Y.U. attendee, e.g.SOPHAAcross 34: LeadingPRIMEAAcross 35: Sale signASISAAcross 36: Bull ___, Citation's sireLEAAAcross 37: Convoluted Beatles offering?ANEASYNIGHTSDAYAAcross 41: One of a game trioTICAAcross 42: RuinUNDOAAcross 43: Like pots or pansUTILEAAcross 44: UnderstandsSEESAAcross 46: ___ Bay, JapanISEAAcross 47: AccentSTRESSAAcross 48: The way, in ChinaTAOAAcross 50: "Educating ___," 1983 filmRITAAAcross 51: Inverted Gorki title?THEUPPERHEIGHTSAAcross 59: Cobblers' leather stripsRANDSAAcross 60: "Daily Planet" lassLOISAAcross 61: MentorGURUAAcross 62: Do ___ORDIEAAcross 63: DispatchedSENTAAcross 64: Lecher's lookLEERAAcross 65: Coins in ColimaPESOSAAcross 66: On the JavaASEAAAcross 67: Sloe chaserEYEDDDown 1: Piece of cake, sometimesSLABDDown 2: ForfeitLOSEDDown 3: First Arabic letterALIFDDown 4: Comprehensive picturePANORAMADDown 5: Composer Harold's familyARLENSDDown 6: Haley's blockbusterROOTSDDown 7: Foot partINCHDDown 8: Retired court starASHEDDown 9: Actress Glenn ___CLOSEDDown 10: Thurber's "Lanterns and ___"LANCESDDown 11: One of five expansesERIEDDown 12: Balanchine balletAGONDDown 13: Yurt, e.g.TENTDDown 21: "Robert's ___ of Order"RULESDDown 22: FloodedAWASHDDown 25: One-time dandy's garbSPATSDDown 26: Cartoonist BushmillerERNIEDDown 27: Rook or bishopPIECEDDown 28: Private linesASIDEDDown 29: Acronym for a computer snafuGIGODDown 31: Joe Miller jokeOLDIEDDown 32: RingsPEALSDDown 33: Centennial electeeHAYESDDown 35: Harding and SheridanANNSDDown 38: Typewriter's top-line quintetYUIOPDDown 39: Score directionTUTTIDDown 40: Bring up the rearSTRAGGLEDDown 45: Hollywood structureSTUDIODDown 47: Forty winks for FernándezSIESTADDown 49: ChevetsAPSESDDown 50: ESP pioneerRHINEDDown 51: Too much, in ToulouseTROPDDown 52: Aesop animalHAREDDown 53: Some linemenENDSDDown 54: Lohengrin's brideELSADDown 55: Anonymous RichardsROESDDown 56: Long-gone LongHUEYDDown 57: Pine, e.g.TREEDDown 58: Voiceless consonantSURD