New York Times Answers - Sunday, 19th January 1986 There are 80 across clues and 84 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 19th January 1986. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: BeamSHAFTAAcross 6: Play the banjoSTRUMAAcross 11: AwryAMISSAAcross 16: FemalesSHESAAcross 20: ArcticPOLARAAcross 21: One of the DryadsERATOAAcross 22: French noblesCOMTESAAcross 24: Area recommended by GreeleyWESTAAcross 25: GushEMOTEAAcross 26: River between Devon and CornwallTAMARAAcross 27: Neon-lights pioneerCLAUDEAAcross 28: In additionALSOAAcross 29: Thomas Wolfe's warningYOUCANTGOHOMEAGAINAAcross 32: Nothing, in NancyRIENAAcross 33: FarewellsADIEUSAAcross 34: Luckman of football fameSIDAAcross 35: Conventional behaviorORTHODOXYAAcross 37: Roanoke groupSETTLERSAAcross 40: PeevesVEXESAAcross 42: Suffix with bumpTIOUSAAcross 43: Astronomical unit of distancePARSECAAcross 44: ThinsDILUTESAAcross 46: Dinner remnantORTAAcross 47: "The Princess and the ___"PEAAAcross 50: "___ was going to St. Ives . . . "ASIAAcross 51: Word on a wine bottleSECAAcross 53: Slogan for seafarersANYPORTINASTORMAAcross 56: Rumanian coinLEUAAcross 57: Zaragoza's riverEBROAAcross 59: Poet's contractionE'ENAAcross 59: Poet's contractionEENAAcross 60: Ukrainian saintOLGAAAcross 61: Film actor HerbertLOMAAcross 62: Lorelei, e.g.SIRENAAcross 64: New Haven studentELIAAcross 67: Pro ___RATAAAcross 70: DebatableMOOTAAcross 71: One who assumesSUPPOSERAAcross 73: King in "The Tempest"ALONSOAAcross 75: Bus. recordACCTAAcross 77: J. H. Payne's adviceTHERESNOPLACELIKEHOMEAAcross 82: Air: Comb. formAERIAAcross 83: Germany's ___ Republic: 1919–33WEIMARAAcross 84: Nutritive requirementVITAMIN AAAcross 86: Hammett's "The ___ Curse"DAINAAcross 89: Bus. corr. entryENCLAAcross 91: Opp. of antonymSYNAAcross 92: PreceptCANONAAcross 93: An NCOSGTAAcross 94: Westernmost part of the U.S.ATTUAAcross 95: DrawTIEAAcross 97: Cinematic KingKONGAAcross 98: In favor ofFORAAcross 99: Judy Garland's suggestionMEETMEINSTLOUISAAcross 106: Calendar abbr.SEPAAcross 109: Org. in "Odd Man Out"IRAAAcross 110: "Ad astra ___ aspera"PERAAcross 111: Part of Q & AANSAAcross 112: SnoodHAIRNETAAcross 113: ___ Malenkov, former U.S.S.R. prime ministerGEORGIAAcross 115: A river and a cartoonistARNOSAAcross 117: Attachment to a fishing lineSNELLAAcross 118: SupervisedOVERSEENAAcross 120: Burgess beastPURPLECOWAAcross 124: Jazzman WindingKAIAAcross 125: Toast in TyrolPROSITAAcross 126: CutSNIPAAcross 127: Travel advice in ItalyALLROADSLEADTOROMEAAcross 133: Place of intense activityHIVEAAcross 134: Olympic sportDIVINGAAcross 135: Tia's counterpart in ToursTANTEAAcross 136: Yugoslav coinDINARAAcross 137: Egyptian solar deityATENAAcross 138: ___ at (scorn)SNEEZEAAcross 139: Alpine peakEIGERAAcross 140: Beat for ByronICTUSAAcross 141: Pursue (one's way)WENDAAcross 142: CurvesESSESAAcross 143: RefuseDROSSAAcross 144: Viol partCHOLEDDown 1: Scottish river famous for salmon fishingSPEYDDown 2: ___ sapiensHOMODDown 3: Top baseball name since 1958ALOUDDown 4: Garfield et al.FATCATSDDown 5: Foot-actuated devicesTREADLESDDown 6: English or Irish ___SETTERDDown 7: Part of the earTRAGUSDDown 8: ___ gin fizzRAMOSDDown 9: Beehive StateUTAHDDown 10: In an ill-humored wayMOROSELYDDown 11: Assume, as an officeACCEDETODDown 12: Ocean sunfishMOLADDown 13: Adult insectIMAGODDown 14: Civil War generalSTUARTDDown 15: Alien and ___ ActsSEDITIONDDown 16: Grassy areasSWARDSDDown 17: Sun: Comb. formHELIODDown 18: Courtier of Elizabeth IESSEXDDown 19: UnyieldingSTONYDDown 23: Lady of LisbonSENHORADDown 30: Electra, to MenelausNIECEDDown 31: MuddleMIX-UPDDown 31: MuddleMIXUPDDown 36: Inning's sextetOUTSDDown 37: Stone chipsSPALLSDDown 38: Remove tactfully, as from officeEASEOUTDDown 39: PrevailTRIUMPHDDown 40: Chianti, e.g.VINODDown 41: DrySEREDDown 44: Mild expletiveDARNDDown 45: Solid unsaturated alcohol found in animal tissueSTEROLDDown 47: Type of ponyPOLODDown 48: ThereforeERGODDown 49: Part of a Latin conjugationAMATDDown 52: Beeswax substituteCERESINDDown 54: Wycherley's "Love ___ Wood"INADDown 55: Start of a nursery rhymeTOM-TOMDDown 58: City on the AarBERNDDown 62: Hot under the collarSOREDDown 63: French Alps departmentISEREDDown 64: Psychologist HavelockELLISDDown 65: Describing certain soilsLOAMYDDown 66: Early native of PeruINCANDDown 68: Receipts at the gateTAKINGSDDown 69: Vinegary chemical prefixACETODDown 72: GooberPEANUTDDown 73: ParrotAPEDDown 74: Sun. discourseSERDDown 76: Derr Biggers heroCHANDDown 78: Resembling a ruruOWLISHDDown 79: Lendl of tennisIVANDDown 80: Artillery accidentMISFIREDDown 81: GlutENGORGEDDown 85: Transportation recommended by EllingtonATRAINDDown 86: Like the souls of T. S. Eliot's housemaidsDAMPDDown 87: To ___ (exactly)ATEEDDown 88: Path for PompeyITERDDown 90: Trig. functionCTNDDown 92: Something to be countedCOSTDDown 96: Letters from PiraeusETASDDown 97: European canalKIELDDown 100: A fertilizerMARLDDown 101: N.L. teams, e.g.ENNEADSDDown 102: Geologic featureISOCLINEDDown 103: ConnectionsLINKAGESDDown 104: Echo was oneOREADDDown 105: Kind of telephoneUNLISTEDDDown 107: DischargeEGESTDDown 108: CyclicalPERIODICDDown 114: Two-toed birdOSTRICHDDown 115: AddAPPENDDDown 116: UnravelsSOLVESDDown 118: Emulates Henry ClayORATESDDown 119: Electronic voice simulatorsVODERSDDown 120: Expression of impatiencePSHAWDDown 121: CombineUNITEDDown 122: ShatteredRIVENDDown 123: ContortsWRIESDDown 125: Former Hungarian coinPENGODDown 128: Between dix and douzeONZEDDown 129: Bed for Leo or ElsaLAIRDDown 130: HipONTODDown 131: Heavy hammerMAULDDown 132: Old tongueERSE