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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 1st February 1987

    There are 68 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 1st February 1987. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: Radar-screen image
    AAcross 5: Still abedNOTUP
    AAcross 10: Principal island of the U.K.GTBR
    AAcross 14: Animal designed by a committee?
    AAcross 19: Concorde wingAILE
    AAcross 20: "I never met ___ I didn't like": RogersAMANI
    AAcross 21: Egg-shapedOOID
    AAcross 22: Mrs. Culp HobbyOVETA
    AAcross 23: These two go togetherHAIRPINSANDPINCURLS
    AAcross 26: Likewise
    AAcross 27: Historic Hertfordshire citySTALBANS
    AAcross 28: Greenhouse material
    AAcross 29: Desists' partner
    AAcross 30: Bamako is its capital
    AAcross 31: Trauma
    AAcross 32: "___, a very palpable . . . ": Shak.AHIT
    AAcross 33: "___ We Dance?"
    AAcross 35: John Wilkes or Shirley
    AAcross 36: Game for keglers
    AAcross 39: In an acute way
    AAcross 40: " . . . monotonous clang ___ and the loom": DisraeliOFTHESPINDLE
    AAcross 43: Barbie's boyfriend
    AAcross 43: Barbie's boyfriend
    AAcross 45: Cleopatra maidIRAS
    AAcross 46: One of the Khans
    AAcross 47: Reykjavik is its cap.ICEL
    AAcross 48: Cattle, to Cowper
    AAcross 49: Roman manVIR
    AAcross 50: Dircaean Swan's outputPINDARICODES
    AAcross 54: Like a popular julep
    AAcross 55: "The Ugly Ducking" creator
    AAcross 58: By-and-by
    AAcross 59: Hagar the Horrible's wifeHELGA
    AAcross 60: Crazy as ___ALOON
    AAcross 61: One of the bears
    AAcross 62: Hops-drying kilns
    AAcross 63: Personal judgment
    AAcross 64: Windshield attachment
    AAcross 65: As little boys prefer to be?
    AAcross 68: Totted up
    AAcross 69: Molly Ringwald film: 1986PRETTYINPINK
    AAcross 71: Aberdeen uncle
    AAcross 72: European blackbird
    AAcross 73: Ardor
    AAcross 74: Bell and Kettle
    AAcross 75: Peacock bluePAON
    AAcross 76: Pou ___ (jumping-off place)STO
    AAcross 77: Inventor of a "Vegetable Compound"LYDIAPINKHAM
    AAcross 81: Stellate
    AAcross 83: More agile
    AAcross 85: Colette novelCHERI
    AAcross 86: Old World herb
    AAcross 87: ___ time (never)ATNO
    AAcross 88: Puppeteer Lewis
    AAcross 89: Annual marcher
    AAcross 90: The Russian Riviera
    AAcross 93: Talkative African explorer?
    AAcross 94: Incapacitated
    AAcross 98: Mood
    AAcross 99: CollapsesGOESINTOATAILSPIN
    AAcross 101: Yoga position
    AAcross 102: Jai ___ALAI
    AAcross 103: U. of Maine town
    AAcross 104: Memo
    AAcross 105: Kind of colony
    AAcross 106: Née
    AAcross 107: Age
    AAcross 108: Heart of the matter
    DDown 1: Ebenezer's commentsBAHS
    DDown 2: Lt. Cable's Pacific loveLIAT
    DDown 3: Pelvic bones
    DDown 4: Violinist Itzhak's familyPERLMANS
    DDown 5: With a twangy inflection
    DDown 6: Muscat resident
    DDown 7: Summer acquisitions
    DDown 8: German conjunctionUND
    DDown 9: Scalding, as a bowl of soupPIPINGHOT
    DDown 10: Opaque painting style
    DDown 11: Codfish
    DDown 12: Puppeteer Baird and namesakesBILS
    DDown 13: Hwys.RDS
    DDown 14: Opium-derived analgesic
    DDown 15: Emulate Earhart
    DDown 16: World Series winners: 1986
    DDown 17: Mignon followerETTE
    DDown 18: Vientiane is here
    DDown 24: Kind of machine
    DDown 25: Fabric
    DDown 29: Discourage
    DDown 31: Up until now
    DDown 31: Up until now
    DDown 32: South America's "backbone"
    DDown 33: Canary's cousin
    DDown 34: " . . . you might have ___ ": S. RogersHEARDAPINDROP
    DDown 35: "Dark Summer" poet Louise
    DDown 37: These are good for the frayPINKINGSHEARS
    DDown 38: "Der Fliegende Holländer" heroineSENTA
    DDown 39: Hopi assembly hall
    DDown 41: In or out trailer
    DDown 42: Torture, in a way
    DDown 44: Napoleon's "bravest of the brave"
    DDown 46: Arabian Sea gulf
    DDown 48: Clan garb
    DDown 50: Attaches, in a wayPINSON
    DDown 51: "When ___ You," Berlin's first hitILOST
    DDown 52: Closefitting capCALOT
    DDown 53: Eared seal
    DDown 54: Western sight
    DDown 56: Eero Saarinen's famous fatherELIEL
    DDown 57: Cross
    DDown 59: Dove's opposite
    DDown 61: Michelangelo masterpiece
    DDown 62: ___ and needles (nervous)ONPINS
    DDown 63: "Golden Boy" dramatist
    DDown 64: True, in TroyesVRAI
    DDown 65: Delaware IndianUNAMI
    DDown 66: Atlanta universityEMORY
    DDown 67: Gainsay
    DDown 68: Morning hrs.AMS
    DDown 69: Brazil's first emperor
    DDown 70: Japanese porcelain
    DDown 73: Capp's Lena
    DDown 75: Wall décor
    DDown 77: Matter-of-fact
    DDown 78: Presses so as to confinePINCHESIN
    DDown 79: Uniform material
    DDown 80: Neither ___ there (irrelevant)HERENOR
    DDown 81: Waxy, white cheese
    DDown 82: Fla.'s cigar city
    DDown 84: Waterfall girl of song
    DDown 88: Asparagus sprig
    DDown 89: First American diplomat abroadDEANE
    DDown 90: Fellow
    DDown 91: Strategem
    DDown 92: "___ Old Cowhand"IMAN
    DDown 93: Go it alone
    DDown 94: Wicket
    DDown 95: "The Time Machine" victimsELOI
    DDown 96: Speedy Atl. fliersSSTS
    DDown 97: An upright
    DDown 99: Chew the fat
    DDown 100: Corn or angle precederTRI
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