New York Times Answers - Wednesday, 29th January 1986

There are 39 across clues and 37 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 29th January 1986. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Creator of Henry Higgins
AAcross 5:	Homeric dog
AAcross 10:	Hit sign	SRO
AAcross 13:	Roosevelt biographer
AAcross 14:	Fragrant flower
AAcross 15:	Hobnail
AAcross 16:	Alternative
AAcross 17:	William ___, Fielding character
AAcross 18:	Peter of cartoon fame
AAcross 19:	Second childhood
AAcross 21:	"Maud Muller" poet
AAcross 23:	Gamins
AAcross 25:	"Wake of the Ferry" painter
AAcross 26:	Obadiah Slope's creator
AAcross 30:	Netman Ivan and family	LENDLS
AAcross 33:	Flexible tubes
AAcross 34:	Wood-trimming tools
AAcross 36:	Cote cry
AAcross 37:	Ending for ascend and buoy	ANCY
AAcross 38:	Blake subject
AAcross 39:	Part of speech
AAcross 40:	___ Farange, Henry James character
AAcross 41:	"Olympia" painter
AAcross 42:	Danish comedian-pianist	BORGE
AAcross 43:	Bay's cousin
AAcross 45:	Franny Glass's creator
AAcross 47:	Candle parts
AAcross 49:	Swiss resort
AAcross 50:	Barrie's "admirable" butler
AAcross 53:	President of Mexico: 1946–52	ALEMAN
AAcross 57:	Deserted wreck
AAcross 58:	City on the Allegheny	OLEAN
AAcross 60:	Present
AAcross 61:	Partner of ends
AAcross 62:	Actress Gibbs	MARLA
AAcross 63:	Monad
AAcross 64:	Very small
AAcross 65:	Hurons' kin	ERIES
AAcross 66:	Koppel and Knight
DDown 1:	Bob follower
DDown 2:	Aura of glory
DDown 3:	Right-hand man: Abbr.	ASST
DDown 4:	Poet Phillis ___: 1753?–84
DDown 5:	Whitish inner part of an orange's rind
DDown 6:	Ebro or Tagus
DDown 7:	Shine brightly
DDown 8:	Pledges
DDown 9:	"Wilhelm Tell" author
DDown 10:	"The Shakespeare of Sweden"
DDown 11:	Mystic writing
DDown 12:	Aroma
DDown 15:	Fallen angel
DDown 20:	Sal and others
DDown 22:	Digits
DDown 24:	Land of La Mancha
DDown 26:	Anatole France book	THAIS
DDown 27:	Concerto movement
DDown 28:	Dorian Gray's creator
DDown 29:	Moves gradually
DDown 31:	Above-average size
DDown 32:	Scimitar
DDown 35:	Epsilon followers
DDown 38:	"No use to ___": Housman	TALKTOME
DDown 39:	"Cat's Cradle" author
DDown 41:	Garage worker, for short	MECH
DDown 42:	College subj.	BIOL
DDown 44:	Haystacks
DDown 46:	Tropical climbers
DDown 48:	Kind of energy
DDown 50:	Military vittles
DDown 51:	Not polite
DDown 52:	St. Philip ___: 1515–95	NERI
DDown 54:	Lay a booby trap
DDown 55:	Grabby
DDown 56:	Court dividers
DDown 59:	House or wife preceder