New York Times Answers - Sunday, 15th September 1985 There are 68 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 15th September 1985. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: What X marksSPOTAAcross 5: Sign another contractRENEWAAcross 10: CloakWRAPAAcross 14: Vichy, e.g.SPAAAcross 17: ___ NessLOCHAAcross 18: ___ GayENOLAAAcross 19: Ages galoreEONSAAcross 20: Sandy's barkARFAAcross 21: Birthright sellerESAUAAcross 22: Former P.M. of IndiaDESAIAAcross 23: Kill-joy runs harbor for ill-gotten gainsSPOILSPORTAAcross 27: Rudolph and Mrs. FlintstoneWILMASAAcross 29: Actress JacksonKATEAAcross 31: He might use a ladderELOPERAAcross 32: Used a cutlassSTABBEDAAcross 34: Sensitive plantMIMOSAAAcross 36: Security, in SavoieSURETEAAcross 37: Fabric worn by a swindler's cousinSHARKSKINAAcross 39: Dish eaten with "Anything Goes"COLESLAWAAcross 41: Niccolo's son, the travelerMARCOAAcross 44: Chief Norse godsAESIRAAcross 45: Brazil-Bolivia border riverACREAAcross 46: Alums-to-beSRSAAcross 47: Like a rotten appleOVERRIPEAAcross 49: Having narrow orbsSLITEYEDAAcross 53: Classroom breakRECESSAAcross 54: Felt shoePACAAcross 57: Freud's concernsIDSAAcross 58: Bones throwerDICERAAcross 62: Nibble on a soup boneGNAWAAcross 63: LizardlikeSAURIANAAcross 66: Kind of show on a fieldPRE-GAMEAAcross 66: Kind of show on a fieldPREGAMEAAcross 68: Asiatic tentAULAAcross 69: Ark. Senator's watch becomes car attachmentBUMPERSTICKERAAcross 72: Yugoslav cityNISAAcross 73: Nervous onesNELLIESAAcross 75: Sid and IrvingCAESARSAAcross 76: Finale for FischerMATEAAcross 77: Balance-sheet listingASSETAAcross 78: Dijon seasonETEAAcross 80: Put on a pillboxDONAAcross 81: SadTRISTEAAcross 83: DaydreamerESCAPISTAAcross 87: Like some peanutsUNSALTEDAAcross 89: Spire ornamentEPIAAcross 92: Saloon sudsALESAAcross 93: Barbecue toppingSAUCEAAcross 96: African plants, informallyGLADSAAcross 97: Turn out from a princess's homeDISLODGEAAcross 100: Mice in N.Y. mountainsCATSKILLSAAcross 102: Dramatic narrator in IndonesiaDALANGAAcross 103: Israel's Plain of ___SHARONAAcross 105: Thong materialLEATHERAAcross 109: " . . . baked ___"INAPIEAAcross 110: N.B.A., e.g.ASSNAAcross 111: Hoity-toitySNOOTYAAcross 112: Skelton junket is depicted in the funniesCOMIC STRIPAAcross 115: Indians of PeruINCASAAcross 119: Actress NaldiNITAAAcross 120: Author YutangLINAAcross 121: WidespreadRIFEAAcross 122: Netman FraserNEALEAAcross 123: Fool: Ger.ESELAAcross 124: Chemists' org.ACSAAcross 125: Jewish monthADARAAcross 126: Canadian OscarGENIEAAcross 127: RR stopsSTNSDDown 1: LotsSLEWSDDown 2: Assert as factPOSITDDown 3: ___ National Forest, Fla.OCALADDown 4: Tom's hands are put into torture implementTHUMBSCREWDDown 5: Saudi water boundaryRED SEADDown 6: Air-current rte.ENEDDown 7: Gogol taleNOSDDown 8: Character in "Charley's Aunt"ELADDown 9: Beach near Diamond HeadWAIKIKIDDown 10: U.S. electrical scientist: 1850–1936WESTONDDown 11: Some are paintersROPESDDown 12: Upward: PrefixANODDown 13: Omega predecessorPSIDDown 14: FlavorsSAPORSDDown 15: Has a scull sessionPROPELSDDown 16: To scrub and clean: Sp.AFRETARDDown 24: Actress ___ Anne DownLESLEYDDown 25: Twist sidewaysSLUEDDown 26: Tartan trousersTREWSDDown 28: DetestsABHORSDDown 30: Arabian bigwigsAMIRSDDown 33: ClothDRAPDDown 34: Pile on an ed.'s deskMSSDDown 35: C.P.A.'s concernsACCTSDDown 38: MaintainKEEP UPDDown 40: Gary intakeOREDDown 40: Gary intakeORE.DDown 41: Fata ___ (mirage)MORGANADDown 42: Ways and meansAVENUESDDown 43: Detroit actionsRECALLSDDown 45: What paracletes doAIDDDown 48: ProgenyISSUEDDown 50: Gave off fuzzLINTEDDDown 51: River to the FuldaEDERDDown 52: Verbal thrustDIGDDown 55: "Chances ___," Mathis hitAREDDown 56: "___ Palace": T. S. EliotCIRCESDDown 59: Rummy's kinCANASTADDown 60: ReleasedEMITTEDDDown 61: Plants anewRESEEDSDDown 64: Wee hrs.AMSDDown 65: Third king of JudahASADDown 66: N.F.L. player at Green BayPKRDDown 67: Musical pausesRESTSDDown 69: SnafflesBITSDDown 70: Prefix for bar or thermISODDown 71: A Canadian, colloquiallyCANUCKDDown 74: ShelterLEEDDown 76: Brotherly quartet's sounds are real crushersMILLSTONESDDown 78: Dueling swordsEPEESDDown 79: "___ better to have loved . . . "TISDDown 82: Sleeve styleRAGLANDDown 84: SpongesCADGESDDown 85: Math. systemALGDDown 86: Peter and Paul ITSARSDDown 88: Diamond from BrooklynNEILDDown 89: Like old Norse worksEDDICDDown 90: Mechanical "ivories"PIANOLADDown 91: Of the Moslem landsISLAMICDDown 94: Penitent's activityATONINGDDown 95: Seabee's mil. branchUSNDDown 98: Certain rabbitsLAPINSDDown 99: Chemical suffixONICDDown 100: Cartoon's "Friendly Ghost"CASPERDDown 101: Flat dweller, for oneLESSEEDDown 104: Israeli seaportHAIFADDown 106: Raise Old GloryHOISTDDown 107: Nick ___ (Yank of the 40's)ETTENDDown 108: Old English gold coinsRYALSDDown 113: Ariosti's "Amor ___ Nemici"TRADDown 114: Make free (of)RIDDDown 116: Mary Lincoln, ___ ToddNEEDDown 117: Worms holderCANDDown 118: Quarry's quarry: 1970ALI