New York Times Answers - Tuesday, 2nd July 1985

There are 39 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Tuesday, 2nd July 1985. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Cooking direction
AAcross 5:	Large crowd
AAcross 10:	He rode a goat-drawn chariot
AAcross 14:	White with age
AAcross 15:	Borne by the wind
AAcross 16:	Make over
AAcross 17:	"I cannot tell ___"	ALIE
AAcross 18:	Favorite
AAcross 20:	Like Charlie Brown's puppy
AAcross 21:	Prefix with system
AAcross 22:	Combat
AAcross 23:	What freeloaders do
AAcross 25:	Quagmire
AAcross 26:	Red wine
AAcross 28:	Help along temporarily
AAcross 33:	Mountain in Jordan	HOR
AAcross 34:	R2D2, for one
AAcross 36:	Brazilian city	ARAXA
AAcross 37:	Tubs
AAcross 39:	Ponderosa, e.g.
AAcross 41:	Oppositionist
AAcross 42:	Novel or vital
AAcross 44:	Hungarian composer
AAcross 46:	Drama by Euripides
AAcross 47:	Shackled
AAcross 49:	In general
AAcross 51:	Eur. country	AUS
AAcross 52:	Harmony
AAcross 53:	Live coals
AAcross 57:	Fr. title	MME
AAcross 58:	Rembrandt's "Lady with ___"	AFAN
AAcross 61:	Site of the Trylon and Perisphere: 1939	WORLDSFAIR
AAcross 63:	Hub
AAcross 64:	Ignorance, to Socrates
AAcross 65:	Figure on a quarter
AAcross 66:	National park in SW Utah
AAcross 67:	Radiation measures
AAcross 68:	Reliable
AAcross 69:	"Judith" composer	ARNE
DDown 1:	Nobelist in Literature: 1925
DDown 2:	City in Kan.	IOLA
DDown 3:	___ value (reasonable price)	FAIRMARKET
DDown 4:	Seismic activity
DDown 5:	Baryshnikov, e.g.
DDown 6:	La cucaracha
DDown 7:	Mixture
DDown 8:	Caesar or Brutus	VIR
DDown 9:	Reverberated
DDown 10:	It's sometimes round
DDown 11:	Leander's love
DDown 12:	Canticles
DDown 13:	Harassed
DDown 19:	Shortness of breath
DDown 24:	Above, to Poe
DDown 25:	Polecat
DDown 26:	Worthless part
DDown 27:	He played Mr. Moto
DDown 28:	Gave inflection
DDown 29:	Domesday Book money
DDown 30:	Thackeray classic
DDown 31:	Eulogize
DDown 32:	Fit for ducks
DDown 35:	Large bundles
DDown 38:	Concorde	SST
DDown 40:	Pounded
DDown 43:	Phoenix Indian-relics museum
DDown 45:	Charlemagne was one
DDown 48:	Winter apple
DDown 50:	Quatrain
DDown 52:	It's as good as a miss	AMILE
DDown 53:	Slender pitcher
DDown 54:	P-Q4, in chess
DDown 55:	Lip
DDown 56:	Wings
DDown 57:	Balthazar et al.
DDown 59:	Where The Bard might have punted
DDown 60:	State bird of Hawaii
DDown 62:	Near's antithesis