New York Times Answers - Sunday, 4th August 1985

There are 80 across clues and 92 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 4th August 1985. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Strait or sea
AAcross 7:	"Eri tu . . . " is one
AAcross 11:	Cleric's abode
AAcross 16:	F.D.R.'s pooch
AAcross 20:	Poet Wylie	ELINOR
AAcross 21:	Ladders
AAcross 22:	Wines	MEDOCS
AAcross 23:	Piscine beauty
AAcross 24:	Donald dunned monotreme
AAcross 24:	Donald dunned monotreme
AAcross 27:	Ruin
AAcross 28:	Tooth-wearing group
AAcross 29:	Alley Oop's homeland
AAcross 30:	Bring up
AAcross 31:	Iota
AAcross 32:	Giddy	AREEL
AAcross 33:	Sting or soak
AAcross 34:	Punish Pisan hired man	FINEITALIANHAND
AAcross 37:	Lean
AAcross 41:	Tokyo, formerly
AAcross 43:	Ribonucleic acid, for short
AAcross 44:	Helix mtrl.
AAcross 45:	Spartan serfs
AAcross 47:	Shady group shadowed swinger	RINGTAILEDMONKEY
AAcross 56:	Piccadilly Circus cynosure
AAcross 57:	Spiritual leader ___ Khan IV
AAcross 59:	Purse packers
AAcross 60:	Bovine symbol of "crosswordese"
AAcross 61:	Xanadu structure
AAcross 62:	Twining plant
AAcross 63:	Book of the Dead, e.g.
AAcross 65:	Tesserae
AAcross 66:	A Cather biographer	EDEL
AAcross 67:	Actor Clunes
AAcross 68:	Entreaty
AAcross 69:	Quagmire
AAcross 70:	Jolt for Jock
AAcross 71:	Singleton gave weapon to thief
AAcross 76:	"Nor iron bars ___": Lovelace	ACAGE
AAcross 77:	Beat Everest
AAcross 80:	Gettysburg general
AAcross 81:	Became alert
AAcross 82:	Dermal décor: Var.	TATOO
AAcross 83:	Vida looked at nun	BLUEEYEDSISTER
AAcross 89:	Like Pegasus
AAcross 90:	Eary canal
AAcross 91:	B'way group
AAcross 92:	Blockhead
AAcross 96:	Fourth dimension
AAcross 97:	Cybele's beloved	ATTIS
AAcross 98:	Windlasses
AAcross 101:	Kind of club
AAcross 102:	Sch.	ACAD
AAcross 103:	Coward
AAcross 104:	Reduce
AAcross 105:	Tolkien creature	ENT
AAcross 106:	Part of South Yemen
AAcross 107:	Huey exhausted a soapbox speaker	LONGWINDEDORATOR
AAcross 111:	Gantry et al.	ELMERS
AAcross 113:	Astral feline
AAcross 114:	Carney or Buchwald
AAcross 115:	Loser to D.D.E.	AES
AAcross 117:	Laconic
AAcross 118:	International group annulled restraint	UNCANCELEDCHECK
AAcross 126:	Song from "A Chorus Line"
AAcross 128:	Perfect place to lay an egg
AAcross 129:	Like Anthony Wayne
AAcross 130:	Daughter of King Eurytus	IOLE
AAcross 131:	For
AAcross 132:	Entertainer Lane
AAcross 136:	Claire and Balin	INAS
AAcross 137:	Mao wounded raven
AAcross 141:	"___ homo!"
AAcross 142:	Modern name for British Honduras
AAcross 143:	"___ nome" (Gilda's song)	CARO
AAcross 144:	Defeated a bill
AAcross 145:	Rents
AAcross 146:	Castle or Hervey	IRENE
AAcross 147:	Elderly canine
AAcross 148:	Cold and hard
DDown 1:	Venerable one
DDown 2:	Jewish month
DDown 3:	Stack of hay
DDown 4:	Pens
DDown 5:	S.F. hill
DDown 6:	Like Poppins, at times
DDown 7:	Woody's boy	ARLO
DDown 8:	Regrettable herb?
DDown 9:	Large lemur
DDown 10:	Resort or tree
DDown 11:	Convened
DDown 12:	Greek sancta
DDown 13:	Prickly pear
DDown 14:	Italian coins of yore
DDown 15:	Sigmoid letter
DDown 16:	Quartet gave wit some fun	FOURHANDEDCARDGAME
DDown 17:	Temporary halt in respiration
DDown 18:	Afflicted
DDown 19:	"Get ___ of yourself!"
DDown 22:	Mooring basins
DDown 25:	Bounding gait
DDown 26:	Hamlet's adversary
DDown 32:	Part of A.D.
DDown 33:	Obtain
DDown 34:	Faith, in Lourdes	FOI
DDown 35:	Southeast Asian
DDown 36:	Marketing system
DDown 37:	Queen in I Kings	SHEBA
DDown 38:	Hazard
DDown 39:	Unescorted
DDown 40:	Mrs. Kennedy painted tumblers	ROSECOLOREDGLASSES
DDown 42:	Cloth vendor
DDown 46:	Drained
DDown 48:	"___ any drop to drink"
DDown 49:	Wildebeest
DDown 50:	V.I.P. in Argyle
DDown 51:	Chou ___	ENLAI
DDown 52:	Biblical verb
DDown 53:	Ursine giant
DDown 54:	Come out
DDown 55:	Bellowed
DDown 58:	Fest
DDown 64:	Albee character
DDown 65:	Lightly tinted
DDown 69:	Created
DDown 72:	Avant-gardist
DDown 73:	Avine giants
DDown 74:	Sandra and Ruby
DDown 75:	Laurel
DDown 76:	Cow
DDown 77:	Of Ohio, e.g.
DDown 78:	Mottled
DDown 79:	Cossack chief
DDown 81:	Delaney's "___ of Honey"	ATASTE
DDown 83:	Concrete, French style
DDown 83:	Concrete, French style
DDown 84:	Overdue, in poesy
DDown 85:	Practical
DDown 86:	Black Hawk was one
DDown 87:	Belong
DDown 88:	"Nana" star in 1934
DDown 90:	Cassava
DDown 93:	Born earlier
DDown 94:	Lewd looks
DDown 95:	Future, e.g.
DDown 98:	Wild African quadruped
DDown 99:	Org. in "Odd Man Out"
DDown 100:	Not gross
DDown 104:	Describing 98 Down
DDown 108:	Left
DDown 109:	Book by William Wharton
DDown 110:	Sturdy tree
DDown 112:	British business abbr.
DDown 116:	Poet Teasdale	SARA
DDown 118:	An archangel	URIEL
DDown 119:	Kind of word
DDown 120:	Work together
DDown 121:	Arab leader
DDown 122:	Scoop
DDown 123:	Booth or Moses
DDown 124:	Choose
DDown 125:	Aromatic wood
DDown 127:	Arrow grooves
DDown 131:	Gambit
DDown 132:	Willing follower
DDown 133:	Spleen
DDown 134:	Memorable Belgian musician	BREL
DDown 135:	Gurge
DDown 137:	Diamond stat
DDown 138:	Suffix for lion or union	IZE
DDown 139:	Bikini part
DDown 140:	Little fox