New York Times Answers - Sunday, 30th June 1985 There are 65 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 30th June 1985. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Flag woman of 1777ROSSAAcross 5: CheekboneMALARAAcross 10: GarretATTICAAcross 15: Kind of rain or testACIDAAcross 19: Utter or vigil followerANCEAAcross 20: WazhazheOSAGEAAcross 21: BlusterSWASHAAcross 22: Japanese beverageSAKEAAcross 23: Start of a quotationHEAVENKNOWSHOWTOAAcross 26: Emulate Mount St. HelensSPEWAAcross 27: Freshen, with "up"PERKAAcross 28: Guide; teacherGURUAAcross 29: Irony entreeLIVERAAcross 31: " . . . our flag was still ___"THEREAAcross 33: Quotation: Part IIPUTAPROPERPRICEAAcross 39: Baltic portRIGAAAcross 40: DismantleSTRIPAAcross 41: ___ Marie SaintEVAAAcross 42: Norman Lear forteSITCOMAAcross 43: Quotation: Part IIIUPONITSAAcross 45: ForepoleSPILINGAAcross 48: ProvokeIREAAcross 49: Typewriter partSPACERAAcross 50: Dir. from Springfield to BostonENEAAcross 51: Loop loopersELSAAcross 53: Kind of sharkLOANAAcross 54: Strength of a chemical solutionTITERAAcross 55: Quotation: Part IVGOODSANDITWOULDAAcross 60: It is soYESAAcross 61: Countess's spouseEARLAAcross 62: Suffix with expertISEAAcross 63: Certain fashionable creationsDIORSAAcross 64: Quotation: Part VBESTRANGEINDEEDAAcross 68: Integrity; valorARETEAAcross 69: SportFUNAAcross 70: Two Va. signers: 7/4/76LEESAAcross 71: Romaine lettuceCOSAAcross 74: Quotation: Part VIIFSOCELESTIALANAAcross 78: CoreHEARTAAcross 80: A lotSLEWAAcross 81: Indian weightSERAAcross 82: CartogramMAPAAcross 83: Social reformer Margaret ___FULLERAAcross 84: Famed cargo of BostonTEAAAcross 85: Reno's ___ chanceGAMESOFAAcross 88: Quotation: Part VIIARTICLEAAcross 89: ResumeREOPENAAcross 93: Pitcher McGrawTUGAAcross 94: Texan's grassy plainLLANOAAcross 96: RuminateMUSEAAcross 97: Quotation: Part VIIIASFREEDOMSHOULDAAcross 100: Kind of laceFILETAAcross 101: Red, white or blueCOLORAAcross 102: "___ Ideas," 1951 songIGETAAcross 103: Famed wedding siteCANAAAcross 104: Swift, spirited steedARABAAcross 106: End of the quotationNOTBEHIGHLYRATEDAAcross 113: DecoyLUREAAcross 114: ___-les-Bains, French spaEVIANAAcross 115: Murrow's "___ Now"SEEITAAcross 116: Fast-food orderTOGOAAcross 117: Villainous lookLEERAAcross 118: Patron saint of FranceDENYSAAcross 119: InspiritELATEAAcross 120: Descartes wordERGODDown 1: CheerRAHDDown 2: "___ if by land, and . . . "ONEDDown 3: Blame bearersSCAPEGOATSDDown 4: DivisionSEVERANCEDDown 5: Cistercian, e.g.MONKDDown 6: SolicitASKDDown 7: Leaf monkeyLANGURDDown 8: Guinea pigs' kinAGOUTISDDown 9: Packaged againREWRAPPEDDDown 10: Light silvery grayASHDDown 11: " . . . ___ if by sea"TWODDown 12: AggieTAWDDown 13: Net fiberISTLEDDown 14: Seraphim and cherubim, e.g.CHOIRSDDown 15: StateASSERTDDown 16: ErraticCAPRICIOUSDDown 17: Harry's successorIKEDDown 18: Droplet on a petalDEWDDown 24: Homophone for airEREDDown 25: Have dinnerSUPDDown 30: Blacksburg sch.VPIDDown 31: Like FridayTRUSTYDDown 32: Flower childHIPPIEDDown 33: Kin of qts.PTSDDown 34: ManumitRELEASEDDown 35: Egg: Comb. formOVIDDown 36: Diamond-___ windowPANEDDDown 37: Atoll componentCORALDDown 38: RectifyEMENDDDown 40: Riv. boatSTRDDown 44: Suffix with cashIERDDown 46: Badges of officeINSIGNIASDDown 47: Telephone pioneer: 1857–1927GLIDDENDDown 52: Unkempt abodesSTIESDDown 53: MasterLORDDDown 55: Table typeGATELEGDDown 56: Revolutionary patriot-inventorORRDDown 57: Norwegian kingsOLAFSDDown 58: Colonial historian: 1823–93NEILLDDown 59: BaleWOEDDown 61: KefauverESTESDDown 64: Oft-furrowed featureBROWDDown 65: Common Mkt.EECDDown 66: Some spicesNUTMEGSDDown 67: Teachers' org.NEADDown 68: " . . . deep-drenched in ___ . . . ": Shak.ASEAOFCAREDDown 71: Arithmetician's gadgetCALCULATORDDown 72: Threatener's phraseOR ELSEDDown 73: Stickball localeSTREETDDown 74: City or river near MoscowISTRADDown 75: AbsquatulatesFLEESDDown 76: Lyric MuseERATODDown 77: Offer a defenceAPOLOGISEDDown 78: ShackHUTDDown 79: RejectELIMINATEDDown 83: To's partnerFRODDown 86: Fall flower, for shortMUMDDown 87: Type of hornFLUEGELDDown 88: " . . . ___ to the Republic . . . "ANDDDown 90: One conducting an investigationPROBERDDown 91: CongerEELDDown 92: Like Broadway at nightNEONEDDDown 95: Rose of SharonALTHEADDown 98: Trail herdDROVEDDown 99: Initials for a royal personageHIHDDown 100: ConsiderablyFARDDown 103: Cell: Comb. formCYTEDDown 104: " . . . liberty and justice for ___"ALLDDown 105: SorrowRUEDDown 107: StannumTINDDown 108: Botany is oneBAYDDown 109: Printers' measuresENSDDown 110: IlluminatedLITDDown 111: Heckler's missileEGGDDown 112: "Diga Diga ___," 1928 songDOO