New York Times Answers - Sunday, 9th June 1985 There are 79 across clues and 87 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 9th June 1985. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Good-natured exchangeBANTERAAcross 7: ___ AlaskaBAKEDAAcross 12: Final touchICINGAAcross 17: Word with share or solePLOWAAcross 21: Salad ingredientENDIVEAAcross 22: As a friend: Fr.ENAMIAAcross 23: Water wheelNORIAAAcross 24: Byron poemLARAAAcross 25: Directors are ___STAGECOACHESAAcross 27: To get kindling, ___CHOPSTICKSAAcross 29: Word with apart or amissTAKEAAcross 30: City in UtahOGDENAAcross 31: Par ___ (by airmail)AVIONAAcross 33: African wormLOAAAcross 34: Site of many Van Gogh paintingsARLESAAcross 35: City mapsPLATSAAcross 36: Engaged lassFIANCEEAAcross 40: AffixedAPPENDEDAAcross 44: ContradictBELIEAAcross 45: Lassie and Asta are ___DOGSTARSAAcross 46: SpinyTHORNEDAAcross 47: Another look is a ___SECOND SIGHTAAcross 49: In medias ___RESAAcross 50: SprawledLOLLEDAAcross 51: In HadesBELOWAAcross 52: Kentish freedmanLAETAAcross 53: Poilu's weaponARMEAAcross 54: "___ Irish Rose"ABIESAAcross 55: Spit or pin followersCURLSAAcross 56: TravailAGONYAAcross 58: ___ the face ofFLYINAAcross 59: Forms a lapSITSAAcross 60: NimbusHALOAAcross 61: AmbitSCOPEAAcross 62: Rock saltHALITEAAcross 63: Skater BabiloniaTAIAAcross 64: Dowsers are ___WELLWISHERSAAcross 67: Saltwater springsSALINESAAcross 68: Anglo-Saxon freemenCEORLSAAcross 70: Heathcliff's milieuMOORSAAcross 71: ___ Mai, Thai cityCHIANGAAcross 72: A biblical languageCHALDEEAAcross 74: Medieval bards were ___TALEBEARERSAAcross 76: Finance man: Abbr.CPAAAcross 79: Moon valleysRILLESAAcross 80: Apples, e.g.POMESAAcross 81: West namesakesMAESAAcross 82: SynagogueSHULAAcross 83: Western ski resortASPENAAcross 84: At ___ (uncertain)ALOSSAAcross 85: FactoryPLANTAAcross 87: FlinchSTARTAAcross 88: Bandleader KentonSTANAAcross 89: SongbirdCHATAAcross 90: VogueCRAZEAAcross 91: RunCOURSEAAcross 92: Mountain on which Aaron diedHORAAcross 93: A couturier's display is a ___CLOTHESLINEAAcross 96: Chaise occupantLOUNGERAAcross 97: AllENTIRELYAAcross 99: Fraternal-order memberMOOSEAAcross 100: Long pillowsBOLSTERSAAcross 101: Foxy fellowREYNARDAAcross 102: ObloquyABUSEAAcross 103: Comedian MiltonBERLEAAcross 104: Black birdANIAAcross 105: Harsh lightGLAREAAcross 106: "We're off ___ the Wizard"TOSEEAAcross 107: ___ en scèneMISEAAcross 111: Marionettes are ___BLOCKHEADSAAcross 115: Artists' studios are ___DRAWINGROOMSAAcross 118: ___ were (seemingly)ASITAAcross 119: AdvantagesEDGESAAcross 120: Arbitrated for the CardsUMPEDAAcross 121: Dine in publicEAT OUTAAcross 122: HumdingerLULUAAcross 123: TediousWEARYAAcross 124: Old hatPASSEAAcross 125: Gag feederSTOOGEDDown 1: Kind of man or sellerBESTDDown 2: Pier of a sortANTADDown 3: Minn. neighborNDAKDDown 4: Buster Brown's dogTIGEDDown 5: ___ Curie, daughter of MarieEVEDDown 6: TapedRECORDEDDDown 7: ___ lizard (Gila monster)BEADEDDDown 8: Suffixes with suffer and utterANCESDDown 9: Actress MadelineKAHNDDown 10: Scottish uncleEMEDDown 11: RejectDISALLOWDDown 12: ProvokedINCITEDDDown 13: Small salmonCOHOSDDown 14: GofferIRONDDown 15: PinchNIPDDown 16: Feature of the Gay NinetiesGASLIGHTDDown 17: FlexiblePLIANTDDown 18: Varnish ingredientLACDDown 19: Mork's planetORKDDown 20: ExistedWASDDown 26: Eyed provocativelyOGLEDDDown 28: Make croutonsTOASTDDown 32: WorthlessVAINDDown 34: Writers Edwards and SextonANNESDDown 35: River of the SouthwestPECOSDDown 36: MossbackFOGEYDDown 37: Air fare is a ___CARRYING CHARGEDDown 38: RecluseEREMITEDDown 39: Ascetics of yoreESSENESDDown 40: FinallyAT LASTDDown 41: Exaggerated fearPHOBIADDown 42: A victory celebration is a ___POLITICAL PARTYDDown 43: Mr. Gardner's namesakesERLESDDown 44: Carillon itemBELLDDown 45: Actress KeatonDIANEDDown 47: Asian goat antelopeSEROWDDown 48: Spills overSLOPSDDown 51: Wall Street optimistsBULLSDDown 53: SpentALL INDDown 55: Street for PedroCALLEDDown 56: BitterACERBDDown 57: FurzeGORSEDDown 58: Part songsFALASDDown 60: "___ Johnny!"HERESDDown 61: Pumps, e.g.SHOESDDown 62: Minute distancesHAIRSDDown 64: Wednesday's eponymWODENDDown 65: Moslem prayer leadersIMAMSDDown 66: Money in PeruSOLESDDown 67: A pane of stampsSHEETDDown 69: President Arthur's wifeELLENDDown 71: Davit, e.g.CRANEDDown 72: Uninvited attendeeCRASHERDDown 73: Water-soluble proteinHISTONEDDown 74: Jag or cogTOOTHDDown 75: DumbfoundAMAZEDDown 77: Ship officialPURSERDDown 78: EditsALTERSDDown 80: Consisting of flaky layersPLATYDDown 82: DwarfSTUNTDDown 84: Get ___ of oneselfAHOLDDDown 85: Catch, in CannesPRISEDDown 86: Rustic roadLANEDDown 87: Pickled pigs' feet, e.g.SOUSEDDown 89: Type of light-verse quatrainCLERIHEWDDown 90: LockedCLOSEDUPDDown 91: Bryant and WhittierCOLLEGESDDown 93: Model-T adjunctCRANKDDown 94: LegationEMBASSYDDown 95: Kind of cream or doughSOURDDown 96: Scicoloni on the screenLORENDDown 98: Scholastic's phrase for "existence realized"INACTUDDown 100: ByBESIDEDDown 102: Wood for cabinetworkALDERDDown 103: " . . . Amateur Hour" manBOWESDDown 105: CuckooGAGADDown 106: Bugle callTAPSDDown 107: Marquand sleuthMOTODDown 108: MIOOODDown 109: Self-righteousSMUGDDown 110: Family of Ercole IIIESTEDDown 111: Palais social eventBALDDown 112: Baton Rouge inst.LSUDDown 113: "Black gold"OILDDown 114: Noted painter of birdsEDEDDown 116: Training inst. at Woolwich, Eng.RMADDown 117: Marmot's kinRAT