New York Times Answers - Sunday, 16th March 1986 There are 81 across clues and 87 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 16th March 1986. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Kenyan neighborUGANDAAAcross 7: ___ Island, N.Y.C.STATENAAcross 13: IntegumentCOATAAcross 17: VigorELANAAcross 21: Balloon fillerHELIUMAAcross 22: Medics' system for treatmentsTRIAGEAAcross 23: Ahab's fatherOMRIAAcross 24: Defense org.NATOAAcross 25: MAILFLEXIBLEARMORAAcross 27: CARDNAPRAISERAAcross 29: Tire partsTREADSAAcross 30: Wide-brimmed straw hatMILANAAcross 32: Region of shifting sandsERGAAcross 33: Fire; axRIFAAcross 36: Amiens is its capitalSOMMEAAcross 37: SuppressedSATONAAcross 38: Naval air base in Calif.ALAMEDAAAcross 42: Seth's long-lived sonENOSAAcross 44: Salty sauceSOYAAcross 45: Column styleIONICAAcross 46: CognateRELATEDAAcross 47: ApplyPERTAINAAcross 49: ZIPSPICINESSAAcross 52: ___-SaudIBNAAcross 53: Pride of Philip IIARMADAAAcross 54: Mea ___CULPAAAcross 56: ParabasesODESAAcross 57: Bluish greenAQUAAAcross 58: GawkSTAREAAcross 59: Sluff alongMOSEYAAcross 60: He wrote "Too Late the Phalarope"PATONAAcross 62: Wine depositCRUSTAAcross 63: Kind of hammerTILTAAcross 64: Artist BonheurROSAAAcross 65: AstringentALUMAAcross 66: Port Salut, e.g.CHEESEAAcross 67: WoebegoneSADAAcross 68: CARRIERNAVYFLATTOPAAcross 72: ObstreperousBRATTYAAcross 73: "Behold, the people ___ . . . ": Gen. 11:6ISONEAAcross 75: Bryant or O'DayANITAAAcross 76: Adjust a clockRESETAAcross 77: Made outESPIEDAAcross 78: POST OFFICEKISSINGGAMEAAcross 81: "The pig was ___ . . . "EATAAcross 84: BoxENCASEAAcross 85: LanguishPINEAAcross 86: Hogarth figureRAKEAAcross 87: Richard of filmsGEREAAcross 88: CensureSCOREAAcross 89: Pepper plantBETELAAcross 90: First self-propelled astronautWHITEAAcross 92: SpunkMOXIEAAcross 93: Hint for HerculeCLUEAAcross 94: Nautical termALEEAAcross 95: MotifTHEMEAAcross 96: Buyer's boonCOUPONAAcross 97: Where Aaron diedHORAAcross 98: FIRST CLASSTOPDRAWERAAcross 101: Most like a hatterMADDESTAAcross 102: "An ___ Man": PopeESSAYONAAcross 105: Copland's "The Tender Land," e.g.OPERAAAcross 106: InterdictBANAAcross 107: Some are liberalARTSAAcross 108: Reason for saying "T.G.I.F.!"WEEKENDAAcross 109: Box elderMAPLEAAcross 110: Haley bookROOTSAAcross 112: TrifleTOYAAcross 113: Longshoreman's org.ILAAAcross 114: Petty crookGANEFAAcross 115: ___ mind (remember)BEARINAAcross 116: STAMPTRAMPLEONAAcross 120: LETTERATHLETICAWARDAAcross 126: Prettyface is oneHERBAAcross 127: "The World of Homer" authorLANGAAcross 128: Pulley wheelSHEAVEAAcross 129: Climbing vinesLIANASAAcross 130: Sailors' patron saintELMOAAcross 131: Slav. countryYUGOAAcross 132: Nehemiah's followerESTHERAAcross 133: Like CainELDESTDDown 1: Channel choiceUHFDDown 2: Colloidal substanceGELDDown 3: PorterALEDDown 4: Turn thumbs downNIXDDown 5: Old Dutch coinsDUITSDDown 6: Anything that tastes deliciousAMBROSIADDown 7: HumidSTEAMYDDown 8: OccupationTRADEDDown 9: What snobs put onAIRSDDown 10: "___ Lin," Scottish balladTAMDDown 11: Abnormal self-conceitEGOMANIADDown 12: Of shallow coastal watersNERITICDDown 13: Arthur ___ DoyleCONANDDown 14: Muscat siteOMANDDown 15: A founder of DadaismARPDDown 16: IndefatigableTIRELESSDDown 17: MysteryENIGMADDown 18: ___ Cruces, N.M.LASDDown 19: Olympic impATEDDown 20: Rauma Riv. localeNORDDown 26: Drop flavorLEMONDDown 28: Russian seaARALDDown 31: PlacesLOCIDDown 33: MealsREPASTSDDown 34: SluggishnessINERTIADDown 35: ADDRESSFORMALDISCOURSEDDown 37: DrenchedSOPPYDDown 38: A poison in PotsdamARSENDDown 39: POSTETIQUETTEEXPERTDDown 40: "Printemps" composerDEBUSSYDDown 41: Congenitally attachedADNATEDDown 43: Sudden jumpSTARTDDown 45: Wight, e.g.ISLEDDown 48: "Fables in Slang" authorADEDDown 50: "Lay ___ for yourselves treasures . . . ": Matt. 6:19NOTUPDDown 51: Land conquered by DavidEDOMDDown 54: Teapot coverCOSYDDown 55: Mil. branchUSAFDDown 57: Excellence; valorARETEDDown 59: Took actionMOVEDDDown 60: Page of musicPATTIDDown 61: "Seldom comes ___ laughing home"ALOANDDown 62: Banking-system founderCHASEDDown 64: Rajah's wifeRANEEDDown 66: Thick liqueurCREMEDDown 68: RacketNOISEDDown 69: Singer FrankieLAINEDDown 70: Photographer AdamsANSELDDown 71: Scale notesTISDDown 72: Slow downBRAKEDDown 74: ExemptSPAREDDown 77: Hem inENCLOSEDDown 78: SoaredKITEDDDown 79: Stern and harshGRIMDDown 80: The takeGATEDDown 82: "Orlando Furioso" authorARIOSTODDown 83: WeeTEENTSYDDown 84: AvoidESCHEWDDown 85: SqueakPEEPDDown 87: Dutch exportGOUDADDown 89: Like some furniture woodBLONDDDown 90: "___ the flyin'-fishes play"WHEREDDown 91: A daughter of CronusHERADDown 92: Rocker contemporaryMODDDown 94: How certain music is structuredATONALLYDDown 95: Denominator numbersTWELFTHSDDown 96: Hymn of praiseCANTICLEDDown 99: Bookbinder's leatherROANDDown 100: MollifyAPPEASEDDown 101: Polynesian languageMAORIDDown 103: With hands on hipsAKIMBODDown 104: SquealYELPDDown 106: YachtsmanBOATERDDown 109: Tropical fruitMANGODDown 110: Canadian officialREEVEDDown 111: LymnaeidSNAILDDown 114: Joss-house featureGONGDDown 115: InsipidBLAHDDown 116: Tea, in ToursTHEDDown 117: Electrical unitRELDDown 118: ExtensionARMDDown 119: ___ de CologneEAUDDown 121: Hebrew letterHETDDown 122: StuffWADDDown 123: Chemical suffixANEDDown 124: Cape, to an ArabRASDDown 125: Apr.–Oct. scheduleDST