New York Times Answers - Wednesday, 4th February 1987

There are 37 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 4th February 1987. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Bad Ems and Evian
AAcross 5:	___ it (on the carpet)
AAcross 10:	Skillful
AAcross 14:	Fastener
AAcross 15:	Snow, to Pierre	NEIGE
AAcross 16:	Ship's prison
AAcross 17:	Can. province	ALTA
AAcross 18:	Siegfried's slayer	HAGEN
AAcross 19:	Custor's last major
AAcross 20:	Start of a rhyme by E. C. Bentley	GEORGETHETHIRD
AAcross 23:	Sun. lecture
AAcross 24:	Peter and Nicholas
AAcross 25:	Offenbach heroine and namesakes	HELENES
AAcross 29:	" . . . ___ now speak . . . "	LETHIM
AAcross 33:	Three ___ match	ONA
AAcross 34:	Bars at the bar
AAcross 37:	Byron poem	LARA
AAcross 38:	Rhyme: Part II
AAcross 40:	Celtic sea god
AAcross 41:	Rhyme: Part III
AAcross 42:	Spanish linen fabric	CREA
AAcross 43:	Knobbed
AAcross 45:	Suffix with differ	ENT
AAcross 46:	Ike's second Sec. of State	HERTER
AAcross 48:	Music of the ___
AAcross 50:	Kind of knife or lock
AAcross 53:	Prince Valiant's son	ARN
AAcross 54:	End of rhyme	TOHAVEOCCURRED
AAcross 60:	Halt
AAcross 61:	Caesar or Cato, once
AAcross 62:	Bern's river
AAcross 63:	Foster a felon
AAcross 64:	Light-amplification device
AAcross 65:	Companion of int.	PRIN
AAcross 66:	Bits of wit
AAcross 67:	Dirks of yore
AAcross 68:	Dry run
DDown 1:	Catch a fly
DDown 2:	Enclosure
DDown 3:	Anent	ASTO
DDown 4:	Scant
DDown 5:	Belongs
DDown 6:	Far from slovenly
DDown 7:	Bout
DDown 8:	Curved moldings
DDown 9:	Certain cars or cottages
DDown 10:	Like some porcupines	ABRISTLE
DDown 11:	___ Rabbit or Fox
DDown 12:	Swedish soprano
DDown 13:	Psychiatrist's concern
DDown 21:	Citizen ___ (French diplomat)
DDown 22:	Otho's dom.	HRE
DDown 25:	Moonshine
DDown 26:	Habituate
DDown 27:	Light beer
DDown 28:	Norman town of W.W. II	STLO
DDown 30:	Actress June from Rock Island
DDown 31:	A Forsyte	IRENE
DDown 32:	Emporiums
DDown 35:	Atop, to Keats
DDown 36:	Lakers or Lions
DDown 39:	Tomahawks
DDown 41:	Indian Prime Minister: 1947-64
DDown 43:	Emulates Gulliver
DDown 44:	Typewriter parts
DDown 47:	Guido's high note
DDown 49:	Bewitched
DDown 51:	Prussian victory site: 1870
DDown 52:	Diplomat's asset
DDown 54:	Freud's "Totem und ___"
DDown 55:	Harbinger
DDown 56:	England's ___ Hills	CLEE
DDown 57:	Like Ben Jonson
DDown 58:	Goddess of discord
DDown 59:	Reed wire
DDown 60:	Race unit