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.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Ancient Olympic Games siteELISAAcross 5: "Oh boy!"HOT-DOGAAcross 5: "Oh boy!"HOTDOGAAcross 11: Valli of "The Third Man"ALIDAAAcross 16: Part of the window dressing?SASHAAcross 20: Belay's cousinAVASTAAcross 21: N.Y. city or teaOSWEGOAAcross 22: David's daughterTAMARAAcross 23: A Graham who was a defense crackerOTTOAAcross 24: B. F. King Jr.'s gloomy commentNOTHINGTODOBUTWORKAAcross 27: StaggerREELAAcross 28: Scold's elbow positionAKIMBOAAcross 29: Labor trailerITEAAcross 30: Cowboy's stamping groundRANGEAAcross 31: Kind of colonyPENALAAcross 32: Horne who blew in from BrooklynLENAAAcross 33: Worshiper in a watTHAIAAcross 35: Homer's vampCIRCEAAcross 36: Pretty girl, to BerlinMELODYAAcross 37: Austen opusEMMAAAcross 39: Dayan of the Six-Day WarMOSHEAAcross 42: Soft sweater woolANGORAAAcross 44: Russ Westover's working girlTILLIETHETOILERAAcross 49: "Blue Heaven" composerROMBERGAAcross 53: Galena or bauxiteOREAAcross 53: Galena or bauxiteORE.AAcross 54: Spaced-out Houston agcy.?NASAAAcross 55: R.N.'s ministrationTLCAAcross 56: Not even onceNEVERAAcross 58: A Roberts whose ensign flies over TulsaORALAAcross 59: Wat Tyler's RebellionPEASANT'S REVOLTAAcross 59: Wat Tyler's RebellionPEASANTS' REVOLTAAcross 63: Even exchange, for the vengefulEYEAAcross 64: RuinUNDOAAcross 65: "___ won't come back . . . ": CohanANDWEAAcross 66: "A clear conscience is ___ card": LylyASUREAAcross 67: Memorable sopranoEAMESAAcross 69: Tuck's titleFRIARAAcross 70: She was Maggie O'Reed at birthRAYEAAcross 71: Cabell of baseballENOSAAcross 72: Haled into courtHADUPAAcross 73: Company loverMISERYAAcross 74: JejuneARIDAAcross 76: He's on the beam!HARD HATAAcross 76: He's on the beam!HARDHATAAcross 79: Cumin or fennelHERBAAcross 80: Popular at-home wearCAFTANAAcross 83: Czech statesman EduardBENESAAcross 84: A grandfather of PriamILUSAAcross 86: He rebuilt JerichoAHABAAcross 90: Hood's flierARROWAAcross 91: Mrs. GablerHEDDAAAcross 92: ___ sanctumINNERAAcross 94: Start of a Dickens titleATALEAAcross 95: Ship hazardREEFAAcross 96: Bee chaserCEEAAcross 97: Spooky drudges?GRAVEYARD SHIFTAAcross 100: ___ time (pronto)INNOAAcross 101: Street showRAREEAAcross 103: Counter game for twoNIMAAcross 104: Pusher's nemesisNARCAAcross 105: Acapulco uncleTIOAAcross 106: Actress Fay of yesteryearBAINTERAAcross 108: Concern of organized labor?STATEOFTHEUNIONAAcross 112: SensualEROTICAAcross 114: Tajo and SiepiBASSIAAcross 115: First word of N.C.'s mottoESSEAAcross 116: On highARISENAAcross 119: "Pirates of Penzance" heroineMABELAAcross 121: DrowsesNODSAAcross 123: Singer Anita from ChicagoODAYAAcross 127: Nonexplosive dessertBOMBEAAcross 128: Gregorian's fourthAPRILAAcross 129: Russian villageMIRAAcross 130: Cape Verde moneyESCUDOAAcross 132: "Cielo ___!": Ponchielli ariaEMARAAcross 133: Exertion's exaction, dramaticallyBLOODSWEATANDTEARSAAcross 137: Maggiore or ComoLAGOAAcross 138: Usher's beatAISLEAAcross 139: Francis of "What's My Line?"ARLENEAAcross 140: CreekINLETAAcross 141: Enough, to FitzGeraldENOWAAcross 142: Viewed with aversionHATEDAAcross 143: Spoiling for a fightFEISTYAAcross 144: Clean a pipeREAMDDown 1: Call forthEVOKEDDown 2: Quarter of ParisLATINDDown 3: Lone survivor of the PequodISHMAELDDown 4: Red-backed sandpiperSTIBDDown 5: Greedy grunterHOGDDown 6: Old Roman portOSTIADDown 7: Double-cross, in affaires d'amourTWO-TIMEDDown 8: "___ Dinah," Frankie Avalon hitDEDEDDown 9: U.S. satelliteOGODDown 10: Jack-tarGOBDDown 11: Rose distillationATTARDDown 12: Grounds maintenanceLAWNCAREDDown 13: Cymbeline's daughterIMOGENDDown 14: ChallengeDAREDDown 15: Floating menagerieARKDDown 15: Floating menagerieARK.DDown 16: Sleep, to ShakespeareSORELABOURSBATHDDown 17: "___'clock scholar"ATENODDown 18: LieuSTEADDDown 19: Capote's GolightlyHOLLYDDown 20: Similarity: Abbr.ANALDDown 25: "A poem should ___/But be": MacLeishNOTMEANDDown 26: Milton's "regent of the sun"URIELDDown 31: Short wave?PERMDDown 34: Topper holderHATSTANDDDown 35: Prinze's TV roleCHICODDown 36: Sen. Kennedy's middle nameMOOREDDown 38: Small change in BabyloniaMINAEDDown 40: ParavaneOTTERDDown 41: Work on a puzzleSOLVEDDown 43: Jane and ZaneGREYSDDown 44: Not up ___ (below standard)TOPARDDown 45: Spenser's name for IrelandIRENADDown 46: Full of plumbumLEADYDDown 47: Signe of "A Double Life"HASSODDown 48: Snuffbox bean, e.g.ENTADADDown 50: Ford or PyleERNIEDDown 51: Gary Burghoff in "M*A*S*H"RADARDDown 52: Hallelujah precederGLORYDDown 57: Barkley, familiarlyVEEPDDown 60: Moil's toll, proverbiallySWEATOFONESBROWDDown 61: Wooed for a fratRUSHEDDDown 62: A wife of JacobLEAHDDown 68: Fletcher Christian's actionMUTINYDDown 69: BalsamFIRDDown 71: German articleEINDDown 72: These sit above nks.HDSDDown 73: "___ amis . . . " (De Gaulle starter?)MESDDown 75: CrudeRAWDDown 77: "I'll fish for thee ___ thee wood enough": Shak.ANDGETDDown 78: Bring upREARDDown 79: Cried in triumphHURRAHEDDDown 80: Spaniard's foe in the Greater AntillesCARIBDDown 81: Detroit's Cobo HallARENADDown 82: Soprano Mirella of the MetFRENIDDown 83: Sudsy quaffBEERDDown 85: Rested againstLEANTDDown 87: Duvalier's turfHAITIDDown 88: "Cavalleria rusticana" teamsterALFIODDown 89: "Somebody ___ de bay": FosterBET ONDDown 89: "Somebody ___ de bay": FosterBETONDDown 91: What "you gotta have"HEARTDDown 92: Climbing creepersIVIESDDown 93: On-the-spot TV programsNEMOSDDown 94: Spore sacASCUSDDown 96: Mighty king of ThebesCREONDDown 98: Conductor DoratiANTALDDown 99: Scolded, with "down"DRESSEDDDown 102: Salad greenESCAROLEDDown 107: Brooklyn rarity?TREEDDown 109: ___ theorem (math proposition)ABELSDDown 110: They have their limitsFINITESDDown 111: Tertiary periodNEOCENEDDown 113: Customs dutyIMPOSTDDown 116: White poplarABELEDDown 117: Kind of holidayROMANDDown 118: Insect at the age of consentIMAGODDown 120: Waited patientlyBIDEDDDown 122: Praying figureORANTDDown 124: Cameroon groupDUALADDown 125: To the pointADREMDDown 126: Baseball's Eddie (The Walking Man)YOSTDDown 128: Et ___ (and others)ALIADDown 129: Bamako is hereMALIDDown 131: HubbubSTIRDDown 133: Seasonal exclamationBAHDDown 134: U.S.A.F. womanWAFDDown 135: Middle of an old palindromeEREDDown 136: Napoleon's "bravest of the brave"NEY