New York Times Answers - Sunday, 2nd February 1986 There are 76 across clues and 66 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 2nd February 1986. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: A WaughALECAAcross 5: What a knight might plightTROTHAAcross 10: Verse play by MacLeishPANICAAcross 15: Kind of gen.ADJTAAcross 19: "___ I," Crosby hitSODOAAcross 20: Fur seal's surroundersHAREMAAcross 21: Fish moving alongTROLLAAcross 22: Kind of diceLIARAAcross 23: CatchPAWLAAcross 24: Is otioseIDLESAAcross 25: Where the buoys areAT SEAAAcross 26: Sinew: Comb. formTENOAAcross 27: <em>In this style:</em> Abbr.ITALAAcross 28: TohubohuRIOTAAcross 29: Wimbledon winner: 1975ASHEAAcross 30: GrubbedROOTEDAAcross 32: Kit CarsonCHRISTOPHERAAcross 35: Court officer at the doorUSHERAAcross 37: Tokyo, onceEDOAAcross 38: When Ike struckD-DAYAAcross 39: Acquire a debtINCURAAcross 41: FiredogANDIRONAAcross 43: DistortSKEWAAcross 44: Card gameFAN TANAAcross 44: Card gameFANTANAAcross 46: Holy smokeINCENSEAAcross 47: Pung or lugeSLEDAAcross 48: Scold a ScotTARGEAAcross 49: Sandy huesGINGERSAAcross 51: VandalHUNAAcross 52: BarSHUTAAcross 53: Circular nicheROUNDELAAcross 55: Outside: Comb. formECTAAcross 58: A, in UlmEINAAcross 59: Solo goerLONERAAcross 61: Rubber treeULEAAcross 62: Got rid ofDITCHEDAAcross 65: VinegarACETUMAAcross 67: Chico MarxLEONARDAAcross 70: Deposition takerNOTARYAAcross 71: Hamilton's ___ PartyFEDERALAAcross 73: Director Jean-___ GodardLUCAAcross 74: Spadefoots or bufosTOADSAAcross 76: Genetic lettersRNAAAcross 77: StainDYEAAcross 78: Segments of wormsSOMITESAAcross 81: Artificial eloquence: Abbr.RHETAAcross 82: "Mighty ___ a Rose," 1901 songLAKAAcross 83: Balearic islandMAJORCAAAcross 85: Suffix with rend or vendITIONAAcross 87: FavoritesPETSAAcross 88: "___ Weekend," 1945 filmTHELOSTAAcross 90: PinguidGREASYAAcross 92: Pomander, e.g.CASEAAcross 93: A pony, perhapsCHORINEAAcross 94: Informal garbJEANSAAcross 95: "Chu Chin Chow" starWONGAAcross 96: Dep. oppositeARRAAcross 97: Luanda languageBANTUAAcross 99: Eubie BlakeJAMESHUBERTAAcross 104: Enemy planeBANDITAAcross 106: Stew or jarOLLAAAcross 108: TractAREAAAcross 109: DebaucheeROUEAAcross 110: Not aweatherALEEAAcross 111: Garden plant, for shortHELIOAAcross 113: Prokofiev's "The Flaming ___"ANGELAAcross 114: SpheresORBSAAcross 115: Union-management agcy.NLRBAAcross 116: DevouredATEUPAAcross 117: Vacuum tubeDIODEAAcross 118: "___ a Kick Out of You"IGETAAcross 119: Kind of mgr.ASSTAAcross 120: Icelandic, e.g.NORSEAAcross 121: Spotted butterflySATYRAAcross 122: MinusLESSDDown 1: Meat jellyASPICDDown 2: DisinclinedLOATHDDown 3: Duke EllingtonEDWARDKENNEDYDDown 4: Disagreed sharplyCOLLIDEDDDown 5: June numberTHIRTYDDown 6: One of the mediaRADIODDown 7: Bottom deck of a warshipORLOPDDown 8: Type of ringTEETHINGDDown 9: "___ Pinafore"HMSDDown 10: Educ. groupsPTASDDown 11: Harpo Marx, laterARTHURDDown 12: They're frequently countedNOSESDDown 13: An O'Neill playILEDDown 14: Buster CrabbeCLARENCELINDENDDown 15: Vocal rangeALTODDown 16: They bantingizeDIETERSDDown 17: Mary Major's twinJANE DOEDDown 18: Crushed underfootTRODONDDown 29: Old strongboxARCADDown 31: Cry in the courtORDERDDown 33: MaximSAWDDown 34: Drive-in signENTERDDown 36: How Tom Dooley ended upHANGEDDDown 40: HoofUNGULADDown 42: Earwig, e.g.INSECTDDown 43: Opened the floodgatesSLUICEDDDown 44: Nijinsky roleFAUNDDown 45: Soviet unionARTELDDown 46: N.Y.C. subwayIND.DDown 47: FascicleSHEAFDDown 48: Stonewall JacksonTHOMASJONATHANDDown 50: Like kryptonINERTDDown 52: ElideSLURDDown 54: Snow leopardOUNCEDDown 56: Chinese GordonCHARLESGEORGEDDown 57: Arranged in threesTERNATEDDown 60: MementoRELICDDown 63: "As I was going ___ Ives . . . "TOSTDDown 64: Borneo tribesmenDYAKSDDown 66: A steelworkerTEEMERDDown 68: Problem at the power companyOUTAGEDDown 69: Mother of the NereidsDORISDDown 72: Set freeLOOSENDDown 75: Skipper's shoutAHOYDDown 79: He's on TV's "A-Team"MRTDDown 80: Tuscan provinceSIENADDown 84: ExcuseALIBIDDown 86: Where a Mt. Ossa isTASMANIADDown 87: Cook uncovered with no fatPAN-BROILDDown 87: Cook uncovered with no fatPANBROILDDown 88: BondmenTHRALLSDDown 89: Noisy motoristsHORNERSDDown 91: Indian chiefRAJADDown 92: Nicole's neckCOUDDown 93: Beach houseCABANADDown 94: Groucho MarxJULIUSDDown 95: The Pequod was oneWHALERDDown 98: A Chan portrayerTOLERDDown 100: Rye fungusERGOTDDown 101: Gone to potSEEDYDDown 102: Goldberg et al.RUBESDDown 103: ExperimentsTESTSDDown 105: U.S.A. problemDEBTDDown 107: Canter's kinLOPEDDown 112: Ike's milieu in W.W. IIETODDown 113: These are often classifiedADS