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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 6th October 1985

    There are 65 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 6th October 1985. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: Publicize
    AAcross 7: Llama's cousin
    AAcross 13: Gallant
    AAcross 20: Brewer from Toledo
    AAcross 21: Higher up
    AAcross 22: Crescent-shaped figure
    AAcross 23: More precious
    AAcross 24: Dr. Seuss bookMCELLIGOTSPOOL
    AAcross 26: Donahue from N.Y.C.
    AAcross 28: Oriental
    AAcross 29: Port ___, scene of Allied landing on GuamAPRA
    AAcross 30: Security
    AAcross 33: Annealing ovens
    AAcross 35: Some newspaper ads
    AAcross 37: Second shelf
    AAcross 39: Fit
    AAcross 42: Existence, to Aquinas
    AAcross 43: Shaver
    AAcross 46: Dr. Seuss's "___ Stole Christmas"HOWTHEGRINCH
    AAcross 48: Pinch
    AAcross 49: Pitch
    AAcross 50: "Esto Perpetua" state
    AAcross 51: Raggedy
    AAcross 53: This (girl), to LivyHAEC
    AAcross 54: African foxASSE
    AAcross 55: Benefit
    AAcross 57: Week's pay
    AAcross 59: Jane Austen heroine
    AAcross 60: Prickle
    AAcross 62: Soak
    AAcross 64: Timorous
    AAcross 66: Hand down to heirs
    AAcross 69: Forage plant
    AAcross 70: Projection
    AAcross 72: Some commuters' destinations
    AAcross 73: Book about Ann LandersEPPIE
    AAcross 75: Chips in chips
    AAcross 76: Improvisation by Ella
    AAcross 77: Drink to
    AAcross 79: Gibb of songdomANDY
    AAcross 80: Part of a Latin paradigm
    AAcross 84: Linden
    AAcross 85: Ordained
    AAcross 88: Locale for an airboat
    AAcross 89: Underling of the 11th century
    AAcross 90: ___ Moines
    AAcross 91: Dr. Seuss storyTHESHAPEOFME
    AAcross 94: Summertime in N.Y.C.DST
    AAcross 95: Frances H. Burnett heroineSARA
    AAcross 96: Expanse
    AAcross 97: "Ode on ___ Urn"AGRECIAN
    AAcross 98: Soricines
    AAcross 100: Bess follower
    AAcross 102: "Critique of Pure Reason" writer
    AAcross 103: One of the Jackson 5
    AAcross 105: " . . . autumn turned to ___": Shak.THERAMS
    AAcross 108: Bone: Comb. formOSTE
    AAcross 110: Dr. Seuss's "I Can Lick 30 ___ Other Stories"TIGERSTODAYAND
    AAcross 113: Exercises
    AAcross 117: Passivity
    AAcross 118: What Pearl White did in films
    AAcross 119: One of Willie Morris's roles
    AAcross 120: Deposes
    AAcross 121: They do seeding
    AAcross 122: Bundle of energy
    DDown 1: Relative of publ.PTD
    DDown 2: Liberace
    DDown 3: Altar of the skies
    DDown 4: Dr. Seuss storyYERTLETHETURTLE
    DDown 5: Customer
    DDown 6: He's conditionally loose from the calaboose
    DDown 7: Air: Abbr.
    DDown 8: Football-factory employee
    DDown 9: Nice
    DDown 10: Start of a Shakespearean title
    DDown 11: Breton or Briton
    DDown 12: A moon of Uranus
    DDown 13: Next to
    DDown 14: Egyptian ocean goddess
    DDown 15: Ad come-onONSALE
    DDown 16: Ribbed fabrics
    DDown 17: "Believe ___ Not"ITOR
    DDown 18: Zeno's porch
    DDown 19: Hill, to an Arab
    DDown 25: Dr. Seuss bookGREENEGGSANDHAM
    DDown 27: Peteman
    DDown 30: State of BrazilBAHIA
    DDown 31: Anglo-Saxon estates
    DDown 32: First words of "A Tale of Two Cities"ITWAS
    DDown 34: Dr. Seuss bookHORTONHEARSAWHO
    DDown 36: The ___ ("Orphan Annie" character)
    DDown 38: Pi follower
    DDown 40: Agt.'s cut
    DDown 41: A word to ___THEWISE
    DDown 43: With no exceptions
    DDown 44: Weak
    DDown 45: Thomas Beer's "The Mauve ___"
    DDown 47: Singer JanisIAN
    DDown 49: Dr. Seuss's "___ My Pocket"THERESAWOCKETIN
    DDown 52: Dr. Seuss's "If I ___ The Circus"
    DDown 55: Rodomontade
    DDown 56: Leftover scrap
    DDown 58: Piquant
    DDown 61: Lang. at a yeshivaHEB
    DDown 62: Rhyme royals
    DDown 63: Kind of cycleTRI
    DDown 65: Hamlet's cry of disgust
    DDown 66: Outdid
    DDown 67: Overindulgence
    DDown 68: Picturesque
    DDown 71: Dr. Seuss's "Bartholomew ___ the Oobleck"
    DDown 74: "___ Love You," 1934 song
    DDown 78: Herbert offerings
    DDown 79: D.D.E.'s opponentAES
    DDown 81: Puzo subject
    DDown 82: Jordan town, once called Philadelphia
    DDown 83: Exhausted
    DDown 86: Pronoun for a calico cat
    DDown 87: Mantle, to Maris
    DDown 88: Grasp
    DDown 90: Nabokov novelDAR
    DDown 92: Money changing
    DDown 93: Harassed a dribbler
    DDown 95: Causes for re-fusing
    DDown 98: Solid: Comb. form
    DDown 99: Passover feast
    DDown 101: "Gunn" actor in 1967ASNER
    DDown 103: Color
    DDown 104: "___ Ideas," 1951 songIGET
    DDown 106: Author Santha ___ Rau
    DDown 107: ___ St. Lawrence (home of G.B.S.)AYOT
    DDown 109: In order
    DDown 110: Charo's aunt
    DDown 111: Command to Fido
    DDown 112: Canine examiner's deg.
    DDown 114: Western lizard
    DDown 115: A dog, for short
    DDown 116: B'way signSRO
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