New York Times Answers - Sunday, 29th September 1985

There are 77 across clues and 93 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 29th September 1985. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Eyeball coating
AAcross 7:	Best ___ tucker	BIBAND
AAcross 13:	Utah ski center	ALTA
AAcross 17:	Columbus Day mo.
AAcross 20:	The S.D. Ladd	CHERYL
AAcross 21:	Chaplet
AAcross 22:	___-être (comfort, in Châlons)
AAcross 23:	½ or 1/3 of a Latin dance
AAcross 24:	Creator of 79 Across
AAcross 26:	Destructive
AAcross 28:	Flying machine
AAcross 29:	Medicinal infusion
AAcross 30:	Airborne member of 79 Across	WOODSTOCK
AAcross 31:	Moola
AAcross 32:	Gussets
AAcross 33:	___-mehola, Elisha's birthplace: I Kings
AAcross 35:	Between siete and nueve	OCHO
AAcross 36:	A dropping-out
AAcross 38:	Fall phenomenon of 79 Across	THEGREATPUMPKIN
AAcross 44:	Chester's river
AAcross 45:	Defensive ditch
AAcross 47:	Child of the Highlands
AAcross 48:	Nest-egg initials
AAcross 49:	Park of the N.H.L.
AAcross 51:	Rorschach yardstick
AAcross 54:	Amazonian crusher
AAcross 59:	Kind of avis	RARA
AAcross 61:	Lamp resident
AAcross 63:	Archenemy of a 79 Across member	THEREDBARON
AAcross 65:	. . . peas in ___
AAcross 66:	Circular niche
AAcross 69:	From a distance
AAcross 70:	Do a classroom chore
AAcross 71:	Hawaiian honeycreeper	IIWI
AAcross 72:	Officeholders
AAcross 73:	Like some statistics
AAcross 75:	Jack or David
AAcross 77:	Woolly
AAcross 79:	35-year funnies stalwart
AAcross 81:	Contribute to a fund
AAcross 86:	___ a fashion
AAcross 89:	Japanese wrestling
AAcross 90:	Loser to R.M.N.: 1968	HHH
AAcross 92:	Winter Olympics site: 1952
AAcross 93:	Wild sheep of India
AAcross 97:	He wrote "I Like It Here"
AAcross 99:	Third wife of Henry VIII
AAcross 101:	Color-change specialist
AAcross 102:	Waspish member of 79 Across	LUCYVANPELT
AAcross 105:	Have an ___ the ground	EARTO
AAcross 106:	Sacred representation
AAcross 107:	Some 40th-anniversary gifts
AAcross 108:	Peaceful place
AAcross 111:	Apiece
AAcross 113:	Go, in Glasgow
AAcross 114:	Ouzo component
AAcross 115:	Hallucinogens, for short	LSDS
AAcross 117:	A neighbor of Leb.	ISR
AAcross 120:	Nonscholarly member of 79 Across
AAcross 127:	Disposed of in a will
AAcross 129:	Kind of hemp
AAcross 130:	Radiator sound
AAcross 131:	The Pied Piper's river
AAcross 133:	City once called Hadria Picena	ATRI
AAcross 134:	Canine supply farm for 79 Across	DAISYHILL
AAcross 138:	Bore of a sort
AAcross 140:	Where Kerman is
AAcross 141:	Aversion
AAcross 142:	Anthropomorphic members of 79 Across	SNOOPYANDSPIKE
AAcross 146:	Rock producer-musician Brian	ENO
AAcross 147:	Artist Mondrian
AAcross 148:	Hit song from "Funny Girl"
AAcross 149:	Ready for shipment
AAcross 150:	Kind of mother
AAcross 151:	Waterston and Donaldson
AAcross 152:	Some of Clive's soldiers
AAcross 153:	New Orleans gridders
DDown 1:	Swedish discoverer of chlorine
DDown 2:	Wishy-washy member of 79 Across	CHARLIEBROWN
DDown 3:	Dormice	LEROTS
DDown 4:	"The ___-King," Goethe poem	ERL
DDown 5:	Underpinning for ham
DDown 6:	Former L.A. manager and family	ALSTONS
DDown 7:	Hound or horn
DDown 8:	How some bills are paid	INCASH
DDown 9:	Ending for auto or eisen	BAHN
DDown 10:	Together or separately, in music	ADUE
DDown 11:	Palermo preposition	NEL
DDown 12:	Nonbelligerent mil. area
DDown 13:	Electrical-potential unit
DDown 14:	Long Chinese river
DDown 15:	Shepherd
DDown 16:	No ifs, ___ or buts
DDown 17:	"Well, but what's ___?": Richard III
DDown 18:	Golfer Rodriguez
DDown 19:	Add as a rider
DDown 24:	Mewed up
DDown 25:	Indian chief
DDown 27:	On
DDown 30:	Estrange
DDown 32:	Interjection in 79 Across	GOODGRIEF
DDown 33:	Running wild
DDown 34:	Biggie of W.W. I
DDown 37:	"___ man answers, hang up"	IFA
DDown 39:	"Zorba" lyricist
DDown 40:	Sal or Susie of songdom
DDown 41:	Creator of Mrs. Tanqueray	PINERO
DDown 42:	Indian legume	URAD
DDown 43:	The Thane of Glamis
DDown 46:	Otolaryngologist's concern
DDown 50:	Ted Husing's medium
DDown 52:	"Ladders to Fire" author	NIN
DDown 53:	Small anchor
DDown 54:	Sandarac tree
DDown 55:	Scull
DDown 56:	Hugh Johnson's org.
DDown 57:	Partners of don't's
DDown 58:	Beauvais beast of burden
DDown 59:	Objurgate
DDown 60:	Western Samoa capital
DDown 62:	Very, very long time
DDown 64:	Gee antecedents
DDown 67:	Stats for hurlers
DDown 68:	Philosophical member of 79 Across	LINUS
DDown 74:	Japanese apricot	MUME
DDown 76:	Ludwig-loving member of 79 Across	SCHROEDER
DDown 78:	Rescue, in a way
DDown 79:	___-dieu, prayer bench	PRIE
DDown 80:	Dallied amorously
DDown 82:	Containing element 53
DDown 83:	Avocation of 102 Across
DDown 84:	Former Congolese prime minister	ILEO
DDown 85:	Skuld is one
DDown 87:	Bike or plane
DDown 88:	Vict. or Cath. II	EMPS
DDown 90:	Hourly
DDown 91:	Cadence-counting word
DDown 93:	Rubber tree
DDown 94:	Daiquiri ingredient
DDown 95:	"Floor" for an Orr score
DDown 96:	Scottish county, river or port
DDown 98:	Distorts reports
DDown 100:	Mois de printemps	MAI
DDown 103:	Pteroid
DDown 104:	Catches and detents
DDown 109:	Monogram of 1861	CSA
DDown 110:	Aged: Latin abbr.	AET
DDown 112:	Ninny or jenny
DDown 114:	Indigo
DDown 116:	Author Laurence and archbishop Richard	STERNES
DDown 118:	Hull planking bands
DDown 119:	Anne or Marguerite	REINE
DDown 120:	Like some expense accounts
DDown 121:	The lady from Astolat	ELAINE
DDown 122:	Borgia potion
DDown 123:	Nudnik
DDown 124:	Current separators
DDown 125:	Kind of carpets
DDown 126:	"There's ___ in Your Eyes," 1924 song	YESYES
DDown 128:	James Clavell novel
DDown 132:	R. Carson subject
DDown 135:	Kennel din
DDown 136:	First recorded Chinese dynasty	HSIA
DDown 137:	Gossip-column component
DDown 138:	___ royal, highest rear deck
DDown 139:	El ___, cheap cigar	ROPO
DDown 142:	Cops of the U.S.N.	SPS
DDown 143:	Society-page word
DDown 144:	Genetic letters
DDown 145:	Zool. or biol.	SCI