New York Times Answers - Sunday, 18th January 1987

There are 81 across clues and 91 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 18th January 1987. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Four New Testament books
AAcross 8:	Mascagni or Leoncavallo
AAcross 14:	U.S. mil. award	DSM
AAcross 17:	Bomb shelter
AAcross 21:	Cliff Edwards played it
AAcross 22:	Give power
AAcross 23:	Southwestern lizard
AAcross 24:	Cowboys or Indians
AAcross 25:	Work by Nathaniel Rattigan	SEPARATEGABLES
AAcross 27:	Loose, boxy overcoat
AAcross 28:	Law N of the border
AAcross 29:	"To die: to sleep,/___": Hamlet
AAcross 30:	Theodor Geisel a k a Dr. ___	SEUSS
AAcross 32:	Colorful Indonesian fabric
AAcross 34:	Angela Lansbury role	MAME
AAcross 37:	One of the Pointer Sisters	ANITA
AAcross 39:	Snit's cousin
AAcross 40:	Display man
AAcross 43:	Denizens of tropical forests
AAcross 45:	Work by Eugene Zola	NANACHRISTIE
AAcross 49:	Ten cees make one
AAcross 50:	Kind of jib or salami
AAcross 51:	Floor covering in the U.K.
AAcross 52:	Pk. or 5th
AAcross 53:	Goggling
AAcross 55:	Certain notes	AFLATS
AAcross 59:	One of the Pleiades
AAcross 61:	Iffy Const. amendment
AAcross 63:	Hindu honorifics
AAcross 64:	___ bower (spare anchor)
AAcross 66:	Novel by Dashiell Wouk	THEDAINMUTINY
AAcross 70:	Salle d'armes implement
AAcross 71:	Carroll creature
AAcross 72:	Black nightshades
AAcross 73:	Felon of a sort
AAcross 75:	"___ Your Face Before Me," 1937 song	ISEE
AAcross 76:	Tosspot, in Torino	OTRE
AAcross 77:	___ phenomena (ESP, telepathy, etc.)
AAcross 78:	Vantage point	POUSTO
AAcross 82:	Gertrude and Patty
AAcross 84:	Work by Sinclair Yerby	HARROWSMITH
AAcross 90:	"What the Butler Saw" playwright	ORTON
AAcross 91:	City WSW of Cleveland	ELYRIA
AAcross 93:	Eur. country	AUS
AAcross 94:	Plant also called avens
AAcross 96:	Nose: Comb. form	NASI
AAcross 97:	Charity workers
AAcross 101:	Creature seen on a slide
AAcross 103:	Football Hall of Famer Graham
AAcross 104:	Ronald Reagan screen role	GIPP
AAcross 107:	Work by F. Scott Marquand	THELATEGATSBY
AAcross 109:	Sinn ___ (Irish society)	FEIN
AAcross 110:	"Abdul, the Bulbul ___"
AAcross 112:	Have a marker out
AAcross 113:	Plug away
AAcross 114:	Cards for a fortuneteller
AAcross 116:	Starter's phrase	GETSET
AAcross 118:	Kind of roll
AAcross 120:	Individu céleste	ANGE
AAcross 122:	Van Dine's crime-solver Vance	PHILO
AAcross 125:	Hiver's antithesis	ETE
AAcross 126:	Work by Erica Faulkner	ASILAYFLYING
AAcross 130:	Thatch-covered
AAcross 131:	Crusader's foe
AAcross 133:	Hugh Johnson's org.
AAcross 134:	Caesar, at one time
AAcross 136:	Proverbial septet
AAcross 137:	Napoli or Milano	CITTA
AAcross 138:	___ Mountains of the Carpathians	TATRA
AAcross 141:	He fought against Baal worship
AAcross 143:	Basso in "Der Rosenkavalier"
AAcross 145:	Sad letters for latecomers	SRO
AAcross 147:	Work by Edith Sherwood	THEROADTOFROME
AAcross 152:	Kind of tone
AAcross 153:	They or them, in Thiers	EUX
AAcross 154:	More elusive
AAcross 155:	Employs	HIRESON
AAcross 156:	Borge or Bering
AAcross 157:	Shoat pad
AAcross 158:	Wood nymphs
AAcross 159:	Arctic flier	SNOWOWL
DDown 1:	Lyricist Kahn
DDown 2:	Taro liquor, for short
DDown 3:	Take refection
DDown 4:	Work by Pierre Steinbeck	PLANETOFTHEGRAPES
DDown 5:	First name in architecture	EERO
DDown 6:	Cousins of guanacos
DDown 7:	Instigate
DDown 7:	Instigate
DDown 8:	Of peas, carrots, etc.
DDown 9:	Spanish queen: 1906-31	ENA
DDown 10:	Mortar beaters	RABS
DDown 11:	Ending for collect	IBLE
DDown 12:	Olivier-Caine thriller
DDown 13:	Mosaic tile
DDown 14:	Name
DDown 15:	"___ Mater"	STABAT
DDown 16:	Anopheline affliction
DDown 17:	Roman sitting rooms
DDown 18:	William Makepeace Irving character	BECKYGARP
DDown 19:	Butter on a meadow
DDown 20:	Rowdy moppet
DDown 26:	Actress Moran
DDown 31:	Tizzies
DDown 33:	Snood filler
DDown 34:	Flavor-enhancing letters
DDown 35:	Tavern quaff
DDown 36:	Monte Cassino, e.g.
DDown 38:	A certain kingdom
DDown 41:	Hair-raising
DDown 42:	Robinson's keystone partner	REESE
DDown 44:	Boar's Head Tavern habitué	HAL
DDown 46:	Author Nin	ANAIS
DDown 47:	Invent
DDown 48:	Comic preceder	SERIO
DDown 54:	Work by Henry Shakespeare	THETURNOFTHESHREW
DDown 56:	Air: Comb. form	ATMO
DDown 57:	Ibis-headed god
DDown 58:	Sawfish beak
DDown 60:	Garner
DDown 62:	Mickey's Broadway costar
DDown 64:	Apply palm grease
DDown 65:	Atelier adjunct
DDown 67:	Sambar, e.g.
DDown 68:	___ and Thummim	URIM
DDown 69:	Lyricist Harburg, to pals
DDown 74:	Late TV comic Jack	SOO
DDown 77:	G.I.'s in stalags	PWS
DDown 79:	Home, to Yanks abroad
DDown 80:	"At Vespers" composer	TOSTI
DDown 81:	Tear-jerker, of a sort
DDown 83:	___ vous plaît	SIL
DDown 85:	___ avis	RARA
DDown 86:	Expels
DDown 87:	Gershwin's "___ Plenty o' Nuttin'"	IGOT
DDown 88:	Small anvil	TEEST
DDown 89:	Half a G.I. wolf call	HUBBA
DDown 92:	Qty.	AMT
DDown 95:	Opera composer–Donizetti's teacher	MAYR
DDown 98:	"So that's your game!"
DDown 99:	Staircase post
DDown 100:	Posh or polished
DDown 101:	Ecstasy's antithesis
DDown 102:	Rolling-pin wielder in comics
DDown 104:	Combat pledges
DDown 105:	"___ man with seven wives"	IMETA
DDown 106:	Sir James Biggers character	PETERCHAN
DDown 108:	Ben Gurion departer	ELAL
DDown 111:	Block a punch, e.g.
DDown 115:	Unbar, to Keats
DDown 117:	Nagana transmitters
DDown 119:	Performed pirouettes
DDown 121:	Renders esteemed
DDown 123:	Where cows browse
DDown 124:	"___ bodkins!"
DDown 127:	Plodding the treadmill	INARUT
DDown 128:	"You are old, ___ William"
DDown 129:	Embellish
DDown 130:	Answer
DDown 132:	Usher's beat
DDown 135:	Certain prints: Abbr.
DDown 139:	Count (on)
DDown 140:	"Una voce poco fa" is one
DDown 142:	Striking hairdo
DDown 143:	Like a splacknuck
DDown 144:	Casey's org.
DDown 146:	Dull and bovine
DDown 148:	A ref. book
DDown 148:	A ref. book
DDown 149:	Bilbao bruin	OSO
DDown 150:	Do a greens job
DDown 151:	Sign up for three yrs.