New York Times Answers - Sunday, 15th June 1986 There are 69 across clues and 71 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 15th June 1986. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Meals for dietersSALADSAAcross 7: "The Heart of Dixie"ALABAMAAAcross 14: Something to driveSCREWAAcross 19: Dramatic principlesUNITIESAAcross 21: Crusader's foeSARACENAAcross 22: One-for-one transactionTRADEAAcross 23: TrapENSNAREAAcross 24: Artificially formalSTILTEDAAcross 25: Shortstop's assetRANGEAAcross 26: CarriedTOTEDAAcross 27: Jalousie featureSLATAAcross 28: Angled a planeBANKEDAAcross 29: Ethiopian princeRASAAcross 31: First of the cardinalsONEAAcross 32: Palmist's wordsISEEAAcross 34: Downy duckEIDERAAcross 35: N.T. bookEPHAAcross 36: Dark red ropeMAROONSTRANDAAcross 40: Cold and wetDANKAAcross 43: CowardNOELAAcross 45: Literary snippetsANAAAcross 46: Where Perry triumphedERIEAAcross 47: Large caskTUNAAcross 48: Curved moldingOGEEAAcross 49: Undresses combosSTRIPSBANDSAAcross 53: Bog downMIREAAcross 54: Member of a German noble houseWELFAAcross 55: Cape Canaveral lettersNASAAAcross 56: Cob or cockMALEAAcross 57: Feel intuitivelySENSEAAcross 58: Settles down snuglyNESTLESAAcross 60: InvoiceBILLAAcross 61: Stores fodderSILAGESAAcross 63: Idyll makerPOETAAcross 64: AgreeTALLYAAcross 65: ___ impasseATANAAcross 66: End of a freightCABOOSEAAcross 69: Reformer JacobRIISAAcross 70: Laura Lee Hope's ___ TwinsBOBBSEYAAcross 74: Scrap a missionABORTAAcross 75: MeritEARNAAcross 76: CaudaTAILAAcross 78: Heine's "___ Troll"ATTAAAcross 79: ProximateNEXTAAcross 80: Heading for AprilSPRINGBOUNDAAcross 83: River to the MoselSAARAAcross 84: Seidel fillerALEAAcross 85: DismountedALITAAcross 86: Go amissERRAAcross 87: Black, to BlakeEBONAAcross 88: Not so muchLESSAAcross 90: Transports sailboats by jitneyBUSSESSMACKSAAcross 96: Practice deceptionLIEAAcross 97: Wise onesSAGESAAcross 99: LocationSITEAAcross 100: Impertinent talkLIPAAcross 101: WindupENDAAcross 102: WhirlybirdCOPTERAAcross 104: One of Chaney's thousandFACEAAcross 106: "___ Me," 1931 songALLOFAAcross 108: ViolentlyAMAINAAcross 109: CompunctionREMORSEAAcross 112: First letterINITIALAAcross 115: ___ HauteTERREAAcross 116: Had the leadSTARREDAAcross 117: Mallorca's neighborMENORCAAAcross 118: Start of an attackONSETAAcross 119: Having left a willTESTATEAAcross 120: JudgedDEEMEDDDown 1: Take to courtSUEDDown 2: Miller of dancing fameANNDDown 3: Catalogues cobblers' itemsLISTSHEELSDDown 4: Periodic-table listing: Abbr.ATNODDown 5: One-celled algaDIATOMDDown 6: Evening love songSERENADDown 7: The law, to Mr. BumbleASSDDown 8: Relative of long.LATDDown 9: OriginatesARISESDDown 10: Tallchief's forteBALLETDDown 11: ProceedingsACTADDown 12: Become acquaintedMEETDDown 13: MoreoverANDDDown 14: Cremona instrumentSTRADDDown 15: Stretched one's neckCRANEDDDown 16: Indecent reprimandRANKRATINGDDown 17: Nose outEDGEDDown 18: Garden undesirableWEEDDDown 20: Passover feastSEDERDDown 28: WaitsBIDESDDown 29: FameRENOWNDDown 30: Highest point of orbitAPOGEEDDown 32: Old Greek regionIONIADDown 33: PhotoSNAPDDown 34: Beloved of GeraintENIDDDown 37: Bireme gearOARSDDown 38: In truthREALLYDDown 39: "Where the Bee Sucks" composerARNEDDown 41: Nightingale, for oneNURSEDDown 42: Strike-zone boundaryKNEESDDown 44: SailedLEFTPORTDDown 49: Old daggersSNEESDDown 50: Distinguishing flavorTASTEDDown 51: Like Mona LisaSMILINGDDown 52: Fancy dancesBALLSDDown 53: Average foundationMEANBASEDDown 57: Piece of concreteSLABDDown 59: SpoilsLOOTDDown 60: Scottish sonBAIRNDDown 61: Salk contemporarySABINDDown 62: "___ you so"ITOLDDDown 64: CharacteristicsTRAITSDDown 66: De Lesseps achievementCANALDDown 67: White poplarABELEDDown 68: Puts poles in cartonsBOXESSPARSDDown 71: Barn-building companySTABLEFIRMDDown 72: ___ shrdlu (printer's slug)ETAOINDDown 73: Told storiesYARNEDDDown 75: Goddess of discordERISDDown 76: The Velvet FogTORMEDDown 77: Invisible emanationAURADDown 80: Cavalry side armSABERDDown 81: Added toPLUSDDown 82: OptimumBESTDDown 89: Pope's "The Dunciad," e.g.SATIREDDown 91: Armed guardESCORTDDown 92: Mountain chainSIERRADDown 93: Demand as dueCLAIMDDown 94: Baked bricksKILNEDDDown 95: Feather keySPLINEDDown 98: Civet's relativeGENETDDown 102: Roman censorCATODDown 103: AuguryOMENDDown 104: Gala entertainmentFETEDDown 105: One of a Latin trioAMASDDown 107: Nebraska IndianOTOEDDown 109: Threesome after QRSTDDown 110: Complete collectionSETDDown 111: Netherlands cityEDEDDown 113: Royal-flush necessityACEDDown 114: Terhune dogLAD