New York Times Answers - Saturday, 7th February 1987

There are 37 across clues and 37 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 7th February 1987. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Dorothy or Lillian of filmdom
AAcross 5:	Jack or Clifton
AAcross 9:	Blessed woman	BEATA
AAcross 14:	German graybeard	ALTE
AAcross 15:	Surf sound
AAcross 16:	Singer John	ELTON
AAcross 17:	"Ode to ___": Collins
AAcross 18:	Walking arrangement
AAcross 20:	Avant-garde
AAcross 22:	To be, to Béatrice	ETRE
AAcross 23:	Pepe Le ___ of cartoons
AAcross 24:	Heart of a car
AAcross 25:	Klutzes
AAcross 27:	Prospective friends
AAcross 33:	Tasseled hat
AAcross 35:	Incumbent upon
AAcross 36:	Viola's big sister
AAcross 37:	" . . . ___ in the affairs . . . ": Shak.	ATIDE
AAcross 39:	Wonderful feeling?
AAcross 41:	Half-sized marsh ducks
AAcross 42:	Large American moths
AAcross 43:	Play opener	ACTI
AAcross 45:	___ Gabriel, city in Brazil	SAO
AAcross 46:	Safety devices for homes	LIGHTNINGRODS
AAcross 50:	Untrustworthy one
AAcross 51:	Smalto, e.g.
AAcross 54:	Gloomy guy
AAcross 57:	Intl. cartel
AAcross 59:	Plantation, sometimes
AAcross 60:	Variable
AAcross 63:	Lay ___ the line	ITON
AAcross 64:	From do to do
AAcross 65:	Mountain: Comb. form
AAcross 66:	Volcano's opening
AAcross 67:	Carried a knapsack
AAcross 68:	Tongue of a Yankee's cart
AAcross 69:	He, to Enrico	ESSO
DDown 1:	Faux pas
DDown 2:	" . . . on thy shoulder will ___": Shak.	ILEAN
DDown 3:	Activity at Palomar
DDown 4:	Type of poem or deed
DDown 5:	Article
DDown 6:	From B.C. to TV
DDown 7:	Commanded
DDown 8:	Cymric Celt, e.g.
DDown 9:	Good deeds
DDown 10:	Ouph
DDown 11:	Expectant	ATIP
DDown 12:	Pogo verb
DDown 13:	De novo
DDown 19:	"How now! ___?": Hamlet	ARAT
DDown 21:	Beyond doubt
DDown 26:	Koko's weapon
DDown 28:	Alma-___, U.S.S.R. city	ATA
DDown 29:	Hawkeye
DDown 30:	Certain contemporary collegians
DDown 31:	Singer Logan	ELLA
DDown 32:	Tolerable
DDown 33:	Long tress
DDown 34:	The case of the seamstress
DDown 38:	He wrote "The Gremlins"
DDown 40:	Heart specialist's abbr.
DDown 44:	Place for a star or a baby
DDown 47:	Dagwood's small pleasures
DDown 48:	Cromwell's son-in-law	IRETON
DDown 49:	Grammatical case
DDown 52:	Caps or collars	ETONS
DDown 53:	Slow, to Solti
DDown 54:	Essence
DDown 55:	"Address to the ___ Guid": Burns
DDown 56:	"Flee, feline!"
DDown 58:	"If I Didn't ___," 1939 song
DDown 61:	Huesca huzzah
DDown 62:	N.T.A., today	NEA