New York Times Answers - Thursday, 12th June 1986

There are 37 across clues and 41 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 12th June 1986. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Son of Odin and Frigg
AAcross 7:	Jackson or Smith	KATE
AAcross 11:	Tulsa time: Abbr.
AAcross 14:	"Get ___!"
AAcross 15:	Part of Presley's signature	ARON
AAcross 16:	Cry's companion
AAcross 17:	Star of "A Star Is Born": 1937	JANETGAYNOR
AAcross 19:	Choler
AAcross 20:	In one's bunk
AAcross 21:	Nautical term
AAcross 22:	N.Y. city whose name means "oil"	OLEAN
AAcross 24:	Game for Zarley and Zoeller
AAcross 26:	Like an aerie
AAcross 27:	One-liners
AAcross 30:	Feast
AAcross 34:	___ Hogg	IMA
AAcross 35:	" . . . as ye walk, and ___?": Luke 24:17	ARESAD
AAcross 37:	Links org.	USGA
AAcross 41:	Star of "A Star Is Born": 1976
AAcross 44:	Organic compound
AAcross 45:	Relative of 44 Across	ACETOL
AAcross 46:	"Peck's ___ Boy": 1883
AAcross 47:	Passions
AAcross 49:	Lass in "The Glass Menagerie"
AAcross 51:	Mall, of yore
AAcross 54:	Frank
AAcross 56:	Decorate with diamonds
AAcross 57:	Actress Bancroft
AAcross 59:	Shiver
AAcross 63:	Set the pace
AAcross 64:	Star of "A Star Is Born": 1954
AAcross 67:	Ending for verb or glob
AAcross 68:	Clinton's canal
AAcross 69:	Force
AAcross 70:	Downing Street number
AAcross 71:	Nomad's abode
AAcross 72:	At once
DDown 1:	___ California	BAJA
DDown 2:	Jezebel's husband
DDown 3:	Type of wolf
DDown 4:	Panama Canal sight
DDown 5:	Superlative ending
DDown 6:	Stately
DDown 7:	Author of "The Far Pavilions"	KAYE
DDown 8:	"Rosamund" composer	ARNE
DDown 9:	As well
DDown 10:	Registers
DDown 11:	Main
DDown 12:	Seaport north of Bombay
DDown 13:	Word with bopper
DDown 18:	Like Monet's paintings
DDown 23:	Second wife in "The Good Earth"
DDown 25:	Glacial ridges
DDown 27:	Agree
DDown 28:	Arabian gulf
DDown 29:	Poker player's diamond, in Munich
DDown 31:	Poly follower
DDown 32:	Fa la
DDown 33:	___ et rege (from God and the king)	ADEO
DDown 36:	Boer assembly	RAAD
DDown 38:	Star of "Savage Drums"	SABU
DDown 39:	Snarl
DDown 40:	Po feeder	ADDA
DDown 42:	Tantara
DDown 43:	Lenard's "Winnie ___ Pu"	ILLE
DDown 48:	Aircraft engine
DDown 50:	Izaak Walton, e.g.
DDown 51:	___ on the escutcheon	ABLOT
DDown 52:	They mate for life
DDown 53:	Poet Nash
DDown 55:	Fuzzy fruit
DDown 57:	Point after deuce	ADIN
DDown 58:	Gorbachev's no	NYET
DDown 60:	Excellent
DDown 61:	Strange, in Ayr
DDown 62:	Utopia
DDown 65:	Suffix for press
DDown 66:	Caviar