New York Times Answers - Sunday, 4th January 1987 There are 75 across clues and 67 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 4th January 1987. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Figaro, e.g.BARBERAAcross 7: SuppleLITHEAAcross 12: Network initialsCBSAAcross 15: An S.S.R.RUSAAcross 18: RefrigerantETHANEAAcross 19: FauntleroyERROLAAcross 20: Sensory organPALPAAcross 21: ChooseOPTAAcross 22: "The Maine Woods"THOREAUGOINGAAcross 24: Busy as ___ABEEAAcross 25: Ecol. or anat.SCIAAcross 26: Big topsTENTSAAcross 27: Sunbathing goalsTANSAAcross 28: "Dred: A Tale of the Great Dismal Swamp"STOWEICALAAcross 30: Wave on a merONDEAAcross 31: GlutSATEAAcross 32: Crook's caperHEISTAAcross 34: Brooder's perchROOSTAAcross 35: Frightened horseREARERAAcross 37: RovingERRANTAAcross 39: UprightsSPINETSAAcross 41: Cpl.'s bossSGTAAcross 42: "Das Rheingold" roleERDAAAcross 43: Panay peopleATIAAcross 44: Like a cat of the 40'sHEPAAcross 47: KilnOASTAAcross 50: Song and pun followersSTERSAAcross 52: Makes a précis ofRECAPSAAcross 56: An oleoresinELEMIAAcross 58: Having a glorioleHALOEDAAcross 60: Pay close attentionHEEDAAcross 62: ___ AvivTELAAcross 63: First Egyptian kingMENESAAcross 64: BitterACERBAAcross 65: Part of E.E.C.EURAAcross 66: Ski resort in UtahALTAAAcross 67: "Olympia" artistMANETAAcross 68: "Metaphysics of Morals"KANTRIVEDAAcross 71: Brooklyn institutePRATTAAcross 72: Claire and BalinINASAAcross 73: Author HechtBENAAcross 74: January, in CádizENEROAAcross 75: A Hall of fameANNIEAAcross 76: "___ that I loved Caesar less . . . ": Shak.NOTAAcross 77: Cantrell from SydneyLANAAAcross 78: SpatGAITERAAcross 79: Luggage luggerTOTERAAcross 80: Jackets once worn by seamenGREGOSAAcross 82: Soviet missilesSARKSAAcross 84: Ball escort, e.g.DATEAAcross 86: "___ Amatoria," Ovid workARSAAcross 87: Have creditorsOWEAAcross 88: Diamond from BrooklynNEILAAcross 89: Speech pausesERSAAcross 91: Stat producersCOPIERSAAcross 95: GlossVENEERAAcross 98: Old Turkish coinsASPERSAAcross 102: "The cowl does not make ___"AMONKAAcross 103: J. R.EWINGAAcross 105: Actress GwynNELLAAcross 107: Sign, in a way: Abbr.INITAAcross 108: "As It Was"LODGEICALAAcross 110: Play partACTIAAcross 111: Garden pestSCALEAAcross 112: Antiquity, to PoeELDAAcross 113: Royal house: 1461-85YORKAAcross 114: "Three Comrades"REMARQUEABLEAAcross 117: S.D. governor: 1965-69BOEAAcross 118: Loser to S. GrantELEEAAcross 119: Dispatch boatAVISOAAcross 120: The ___, Steele periodicalTATLERAAcross 121: L.I., e.g.SNDAAcross 122: Gram. caseDATAAcross 123: What glaziers take with their workPANESAAcross 124: Grani and BayardSTEEDSDDown 1: Roulette player, e.g.BETTORDDown 2: Pallas ___ATHENEDDown 3: Fleming of filmsRHONDADDown 4: Swaps goodsBARTERSDDown 5: Chemical endingsENESDDown 6: Memorable American caricaturistREADDown 7: EmissaryLEGATEDDown 8: He has pressing problemsIRONERDDown 9: Baseball's SpeakerTRISDDown 10: Dearie kinHONDDown 11: Taina ___, Finnish actressELGDDown 12: John and SebastianCABOTSDDown 13: TrumpetedBLEWDDown 14: "Spandau: The Secret Diaries"SPEERITEDDDown 15: GatROSCOEDDown 16: Ventilating shaft in a mineUPCASTDDown 17: Long-legged birdsSTILTSDDown 20: Foxboro pros, for shortPATSDDown 23: Hagen from GottingenUTADDown 28: Hindu's stringed instrumentSITARDDown 29: Kind of columnIONICDDown 31: Sp. missSRTADDown 32: "The Outcasts of Poker Flat"HARTEBREAKINGDDown 33: Over, as an oaterENDEDDDown 36: He has I troubleEGOISTDDown 38: Saint-Tropez, e.g.RESORTDDown 40: Kitchen devicePARERDDown 44: Working on a jumperHEMMINGDDown 45: Mother of Richard the Lion-HeartedELEANORDDown 46: WingedPENNATEDDown 48: UpsetSHAKENDDown 49: Widespread S.A. peopleTACANASDDown 51: Deviated from a courseSHEEREDDDown 53: Home of the FalconsATLANTADDown 54: More insignificantPETTIERDDown 55: Roofers or criticsSLATERSDDown 57: Noted photographic authorityMEESDDown 59: Nimoy, to friendsLENDDown 61: Author WeltyEUDORADDown 66: Cartoonist PeterARNODDown 69: Isolate, old styleINISLEDDown 70: Examine carefullyVETDDown 71: Bath dadsPATERSDDown 73: More ignobleBASERDDown 77: "Stieglitz: A Memoir-Biography"LOWEKEYEDDDown 78: UnschooledGREENDDown 81: Auctioneer's callGOINGDDown 83: Smithy's blockANVILDDown 85: Greenish blueTEALDDown 90: PointedSPICATEDDown 91: Namesakes of a Hebrew leaderCALEBSDDown 92: U.S.S.R. riverOMOLONDDown 93: Like a field peaPODDEDDDown 94: ArcaneSECRETDDown 96: Crate eggs, e.g.ENCASEDDown 97: Some rockets, for shortRETROSDDown 99: PermitENABLEDDown 100: Ran in a small streamRILLEDDDown 101: Some are bumSTEERSDDown 104: Trawler's trackWAKEDDown 106: Alc. beverageLIQDDown 109: Kansas cityIOLADDown 110: Gemayel of LebanonAMINDDown 111: Congressman's prizeSEATDDown 114: Shoot the breezeRAPDDown 115: Lehár workEVADDown 116: Guidonian notesUTS