New York Times Answers - Friday, 12th September 1986

There are 39 across clues and 37 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 12th September 1986. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Pronounce l's as w's
AAcross 5:	Awe or Tay
AAcross 9:	Fury
AAcross 14:	Miscellany
AAcross 15:	Rhine feeder
AAcross 16:	Hindu sage
AAcross 17:	Courter
AAcross 18:	Counterfoil
AAcross 19:	Venus's venous fluid
AAcross 20:	Years: Lat.	ANNI
AAcross 21:	Words of consolation	THERETHERE
AAcross 23:	University officer
AAcross 25:	Exhaust
AAcross 26:	Picot feature
AAcross 28:	Spoke like Scarlett
AAcross 33:	Tolerated
AAcross 36:	Ruffs' counterparts
AAcross 38:	Sol preceder
AAcross 39:	Anklebone
AAcross 40:	Parseghian
AAcross 41:	Product of petals
AAcross 42:	Soviet mountain range	ALAI
AAcross 43:	Sawyer's chum
AAcross 44:	"Hostess with the mostest"	MESTA
AAcross 45:	Celebrant
AAcross 47:	Evening, in Essonne	SOIR
AAcross 49:	"Un bel di," for one
AAcross 51:	Say differently
AAcross 55:	Illusory
AAcross 60:	"Iacta ___ est"	ALEA
AAcross 61:	Comedian Schreiber	AVERY
AAcross 62:	"___ Dinah," Frankie Avalon hit	DEDE
AAcross 63:	Wigwam's relative
AAcross 64:	Morning, in Metz
AAcross 65:	Person who is sui generis
AAcross 66:	At any time
AAcross 67:	Anglo-Saxon kingdom
AAcross 68:	Novelist Romain
AAcross 69:	Count (on)
DDown 1:	Having rounded projections
DDown 2:	Coeur d'___, Idaho	ALENE
DDown 3:	Tael
DDown 4:	The Kingsmen's 1964 hit	LOUIELOUIE
DDown 5:	" . . . the ___ lay the old aside": Pope	LASTTO
DDown 6:	Vow
DDown 7:	Glass bottle
DDown 8:	Certain Scots	HEBRIDEANS
DDown 9:	"Who casts to ___ living line . . . ": Jonson	WRITEA
DDown 10:	Buddy, the drummer
DDown 11:	Wimbledon champ: 1975
DDown 12:	Air Force missile
DDown 13:	Take on hands
DDown 22:	Goes astray
DDown 24:	Droops
DDown 27:	Communal rodent
DDown 29:	"___, everywhere": Coleridge	WATERWATER
DDown 30:	"___ Make a Deal"
DDown 31:	Part of Q.E.D.	ERAT
DDown 32:	Dickens's ___ Spenlow	DORA
DDown 33:	Procyon, e.g.
DDown 34:	Lie, perhaps
DDown 35:	Norwegian saint	OLAV
DDown 37:	West ender
DDown 41:	Sand, to Chopin
DDown 43:	"___ Hill," D. Thomas poem
DDown 46:	Voice box
DDown 48:	Solar-system model
DDown 50:	Oat genus
DDown 52:	Yellow green
DDown 53:	Fend off
DDown 54:	Kind of farm
DDown 55:	Designate
DDown 56:	Gabor and Braun	EVAS
DDown 57:	Examines expertly
DDown 58:	Pa. port
DDown 59:	Westphalian river	EDER