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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 9th February 1986

There are 67 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 9th February 1986. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Overalls fabric
AAcross 6: Glowing
AAcross 13: Calif.'s Mount ___
AAcross 19: Omni and Spectrum
AAcross 21: Nemesis
AAcross 22: Star of "Bombshell"
AAcross 23: Start of a four-line verseISENTMYWIFEAVALENTINE
AAcross 26: Subbed for Mehta
AAcross 27: Shake a leg
AAcross 28: Tasso's patronESTE
AAcross 29: Brain-wave reading, for short
AAcross 30: First word of "Home, Sweet Home"
AAcross 31: Onions' kin
AAcross 33: Goose genus
AAcross 34: "The Conning Tower" author's initialsFPA
AAcross 35: Pied followersATERRE
AAcross 37: Fools
AAcross 38: Cooking direction
AAcross 39: Moo
AAcross 42: Yegg's target
AAcross 43: Greek wine flask
AAcross 44: He gave us a lift
AAcross 45: A TurnerTINA
AAcross 46: Second line of verseTHISCARDISNICESHESAID
AAcross 52: Aurora, to Aeschylus
AAcross 53: Fiddle's ancestor
AAcross 54: Lifeless
AAcross 55: Kind of corporal
AAcross 56: Mixture of sodium salts
AAcross 57: First place
AAcross 58: E. Power Biggs played it
AAcross 59: Hid behind words
AAcross 60: UnitedONED
AAcross 61: He played FoggNIVEN
AAcross 62: Emulate an expectant father
AAcross 63: Royal headwear
AAcross 66: Kind of eclipse
AAcross 67: Boundless
AAcross 68: D.C. thoroughfare
AAcross 71: 4-F
AAcross 72: "The Age of Anxiety" author
AAcross 73: Kind of kiss
AAcross 74: NBC's parentRCA
AAcross 75: Third line of verseBUTBEADEARANOTHERYEAR
AAcross 79: Culture for some viruses
AAcross 80: Blackbird
AAcross 81: Fronton calls
AAcross 82: These can be smoked
AAcross 83: Saw or law ender
AAcross 84: Campaigners, for short
AAcross 85: Series of eight
AAcross 87: Shrimp dish
AAcross 89: Psychic GellerURI
AAcross 90: More competent
AAcross 91: Twenty: Comb. formICOSI
AAcross 92: Vital juice
AAcross 95: Lacrosse team
AAcross 96: Tell all
AAcross 97: Family room
AAcross 98: Once called
AAcross 101: End of verseWHYNOTADIAMONDINSTEAD
AAcross 107: Diacritical mark
AAcross 108: Pa. city
AAcross 109: ___ deaf ear to (ignores)TURNSA
AAcross 110: "___ Me," 1929 songMEANTO
AAcross 111: Was a salesperson
AAcross 112: Gershwin's "___ Eat Cake"LETEM
DDown 1: ___ Eireann
DDown 2: Gaelic
DDown 3: Gar
DDown 4: Stopover
DDown 5: Cotton or IncreaseMATHER
DDown 6: Crude
DDown 7: Prefix for fauna or cultureAVI
DDown 8: Justifications
DDown 9: Actually existingINESSE
DDown 10: Marbles
DDown 11: "___ on Sunday," 1960 film
DDown 12: "Amor ___ nemici," Ariosti operaTRA
DDown 13: Bashful
DDown 14: Airfield sight
DDown 15: Helen Frankenthaler's forte
DDown 16: Pickens
DDown 17: Writer MorrisonTONI
DDown 18: In wonder
DDown 20: Nickleby's protégéSMIKE
DDown 24: Toady's word
DDown 25: Radical
DDown 32: "___ Tu," 1932 song
DDown 33: Meat jelly
DDown 35: Late bloomer
DDown 36: Western resortTAHOE
DDown 37: Standish's stand-inALDEN
DDown 38: Isaac of fiddledom
DDown 39: Old Chinese weight unit
DDown 40: In reserveONICE
DDown 41: Used hip boots
DDown 43: Encircled
DDown 44: The bounding main
DDown 45: Hebrew letter
DDown 47: Scalloped
DDown 48: Mosquito
DDown 49: Felicitous state
DDown 50: Actress Stevens
DDown 51: Member of a certain college
DDown 58: Cargo vessel
DDown 59: Dispatch
DDown 60: African antelope
DDown 61: Knotty
DDown 62: They often cross
DDown 63: Roly-poly
DDown 64: Harden
DDown 65: Miller's "___ the Fall"
DDown 66: Plaintiffs
DDown 67: Went to the polls
DDown 68: Outstanding
DDown 69: Sell hot tickets
DDown 70: Ankles
DDown 72: Soprano PattiADELINA
DDown 73: Grinder
DDown 76: A cupid, in Italian paintings
DDown 77: Schoolbag item
DDown 78: Affirmatives
DDown 84: Annoyed
DDown 84: Annoyed
DDown 85: One dedicated to the religious life
DDown 86: Din
DDown 87: Bloodhound's forte
DDown 88: Menotti's "The ___"
DDown 90: "___ of Divorcement" (Hepburn's first film)ABILL
DDown 91: March 15, in ItalyIDI
DDown 92: Natatory word
DDown 93: "O, woe!"AHME
DDown 94: Brain openingPYLA
DDown 99: Facilitate
DDown 100: Dutch treat
DDown 102: Singer Merriman
DDown 103: Patriotic org.DAC
DDown 104: Pisa-to-Verona dir.
DDown 105: June honoree
DDown 106: Uno plus dueTRE
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