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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 1st September 1985

There are 85 across clues and 89 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 1st September 1985. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Ancient Olympic Games siteELIS
AAcross 5: "Oh boy!"
AAcross 5: "Oh boy!"
AAcross 11: Valli of "The Third Man"ALIDA
AAcross 16: Part of the window dressing?
AAcross 20: Belay's cousin
AAcross 21: N.Y. city or teaOSWEGO
AAcross 22: David's daughterTAMAR
AAcross 23: A Graham who was a defense cracker
AAcross 24: B. F. King Jr.'s gloomy commentNOTHINGTODOBUTWORK
AAcross 27: Stagger
AAcross 28: Scold's elbow position
AAcross 29: Labor trailerITE
AAcross 30: Cowboy's stamping ground
AAcross 31: Kind of colony
AAcross 32: Horne who blew in from Brooklyn
AAcross 33: Worshiper in a wat
AAcross 35: Homer's vamp
AAcross 36: Pretty girl, to Berlin
AAcross 37: Austen opus
AAcross 39: Dayan of the Six-Day WarMOSHE
AAcross 42: Soft sweater wool
AAcross 44: Russ Westover's working girlTILLIETHETOILER
AAcross 49: "Blue Heaven" composer
AAcross 53: Galena or bauxite
AAcross 53: Galena or bauxite
AAcross 54: Spaced-out Houston agcy.?
AAcross 55: R.N.'s ministration
AAcross 56: Not even once
AAcross 58: A Roberts whose ensign flies over Tulsa
AAcross 59: Wat Tyler's Rebellion
AAcross 59: Wat Tyler's Rebellion
AAcross 63: Even exchange, for the vengeful
AAcross 64: Ruin
AAcross 65: "___ won't come back . . . ": CohanANDWE
AAcross 66: "A clear conscience is ___ card": LylyASURE
AAcross 67: Memorable soprano
AAcross 69: Tuck's title
AAcross 70: She was Maggie O'Reed at birthRAYE
AAcross 71: Cabell of baseballENOS
AAcross 72: Haled into courtHADUP
AAcross 73: Company lover
AAcross 74: Jejune
AAcross 76: He's on the beam!
AAcross 76: He's on the beam!
AAcross 79: Cumin or fennel
AAcross 80: Popular at-home wear
AAcross 83: Czech statesman Eduard
AAcross 84: A grandfather of PriamILUS
AAcross 86: He rebuilt Jericho
AAcross 90: Hood's flier
AAcross 91: Mrs. GablerHEDDA
AAcross 92: ___ sanctum
AAcross 94: Start of a Dickens titleATALE
AAcross 95: Ship hazard
AAcross 96: Bee chaser
AAcross 97: Spooky drudges?
AAcross 100: ___ time (pronto)INNO
AAcross 101: Street show
AAcross 103: Counter game for two
AAcross 104: Pusher's nemesis
AAcross 105: Acapulco uncleTIO
AAcross 106: Actress Fay of yesteryearBAINTER
AAcross 108: Concern of organized labor?STATEOFTHEUNION
AAcross 112: Sensual
AAcross 114: Tajo and Siepi
AAcross 115: First word of N.C.'s motto
AAcross 116: On high
AAcross 119: "Pirates of Penzance" heroineMABEL
AAcross 121: Drowses
AAcross 123: Singer Anita from ChicagoODAY
AAcross 127: Nonexplosive dessert
AAcross 128: Gregorian's fourth
AAcross 129: Russian village
AAcross 130: Cape Verde money
AAcross 132: "Cielo ___!": Ponchielli ariaEMAR
AAcross 133: Exertion's exaction, dramaticallyBLOODSWEATANDTEARS
AAcross 137: Maggiore or ComoLAGO
AAcross 138: Usher's beat
AAcross 139: Francis of "What's My Line?"ARLENE
AAcross 140: Creek
AAcross 141: Enough, to FitzGerald
AAcross 142: Viewed with aversion
AAcross 143: Spoiling for a fight
AAcross 144: Clean a pipe
DDown 1: Call forth
DDown 2: Quarter of Paris
DDown 3: Lone survivor of the Pequod
DDown 4: Red-backed sandpiperSTIB
DDown 5: Greedy grunter
DDown 6: Old Roman port
DDown 7: Double-cross, in affaires d'amour
DDown 8: "___ Dinah," Frankie Avalon hitDEDE
DDown 9: U.S. satelliteOGO
DDown 10: Jack-tar
DDown 11: Rose distillation
DDown 12: Grounds maintenanceLAWNCARE
DDown 13: Cymbeline's daughterIMOGEN
DDown 14: Challenge
DDown 15: Floating menagerie
DDown 15: Floating menagerie
DDown 16: Sleep, to ShakespeareSORELABOURSBATH
DDown 17: "___'clock scholar"ATENO
DDown 18: Lieu
DDown 19: Capote's Golightly
DDown 20: Similarity: Abbr.
DDown 25: "A poem should ___/But be": MacLeishNOTMEAN
DDown 26: Milton's "regent of the sun"URIEL
DDown 31: Short wave?
DDown 34: Topper holder
DDown 35: Prinze's TV role
DDown 36: Sen. Kennedy's middle name
DDown 38: Small change in Babylonia
DDown 40: Paravane
DDown 41: Work on a puzzle
DDown 43: Jane and Zane
DDown 44: Not up ___ (below standard)TOPAR
DDown 45: Spenser's name for Ireland
DDown 46: Full of plumbum
DDown 47: Signe of "A Double Life"HASSO
DDown 48: Snuffbox bean, e.g.ENTADA
DDown 50: Ford or PyleERNIE
DDown 51: Gary Burghoff in "M*A*S*H"
DDown 52: Hallelujah preceder
DDown 57: Barkley, familiarly
DDown 60: Moil's toll, proverbiallySWEATOFONESBROW
DDown 61: Wooed for a frat
DDown 62: A wife of JacobLEAH
DDown 68: Fletcher Christian's action
DDown 69: Balsam
DDown 71: German articleEIN
DDown 72: These sit above nks.HDS
DDown 73: "___ amis . . . " (De Gaulle starter?)
DDown 75: Crude
DDown 77: "I'll fish for thee ___ thee wood enough": Shak.ANDGET
DDown 78: Bring up
DDown 79: Cried in triumph
DDown 80: Spaniard's foe in the Greater Antilles
DDown 81: Detroit's Cobo Hall
DDown 82: Soprano Mirella of the MetFRENI
DDown 83: Sudsy quaff
DDown 85: Rested against
DDown 87: Duvalier's turf
DDown 88: "Cavalleria rusticana" teamsterALFIO
DDown 89: "Somebody ___ de bay": Foster
DDown 89: "Somebody ___ de bay": Foster
DDown 91: What "you gotta have"
DDown 92: Climbing creepers
DDown 93: On-the-spot TV programsNEMOS
DDown 94: Spore sac
DDown 96: Mighty king of Thebes
DDown 98: Conductor DoratiANTAL
DDown 99: Scolded, with "down"
DDown 102: Salad green
DDown 107: Brooklyn rarity?
DDown 109: ___ theorem (math proposition)ABELS
DDown 110: They have their limits
DDown 111: Tertiary periodNEOCENE
DDown 113: Customs duty
DDown 116: White poplar
DDown 117: Kind of holiday
DDown 118: Insect at the age of consent
DDown 120: Waited patiently
DDown 122: Praying figure
DDown 124: Cameroon groupDUALA
DDown 125: To the pointADREM
DDown 126: Baseball's Eddie (The Walking Man)YOST
DDown 128: Et ___ (and others)ALIA
DDown 129: Bamako is here
DDown 131: Hubbub
DDown 133: Seasonal exclamation
DDown 134: U.S.A.F. womanWAF
DDown 135: Middle of an old palindrome
DDown 136: Napoleon's "bravest of the brave"
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