New York Times Answers - Sunday, 8th February 1987

There are 69 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 8th February 1987. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Check
AAcross 5:	Pony
AAcross 9:	Fashion
AAcross 13:	Perjurer
AAcross 17:	Domingo offering
AAcross 18:	Kimonos
AAcross 20:	Nobelist Wiesel	ELIE
AAcross 21:	Import
AAcross 22:	Talk-show host with a warning?	DICKCAVEAT
AAcross 24:	A rough Stone?	MICKJAGGED
AAcross 26:	He wrote "Alastor"
AAcross 27:	What bouncers do
AAcross 29:	Like small print, often
AAcross 30:	Caviar
AAcross 31:	"Apocalpyse Now" star
AAcross 33:	A Merman role	ANNIE
AAcross 35:	Dwells
AAcross 39:	Happify
AAcross 41:	Spoken
AAcross 45:	Zodiacal Ram
AAcross 46:	Ancient Greek waitress?	HELENOFTRAY
AAcross 49:	"And that ain't ___!"
AAcross 50:	Tweed, for one
AAcross 51:	Kind of sandwich
AAcross 52:	Dither
AAcross 53:	___-majesté	LESE
AAcross 54:	Encore!
AAcross 55:	High-flying singer?	EARTHAKITE
AAcross 59:	Passé
AAcross 60:	Freezing
AAcross 61:	Sapins
AAcross 62:	Nigerian city	ENUGU
AAcross 63:	Thomas Wolfe hero
AAcross 64:	Evaluate
AAcross 66:	Actor DeVito
AAcross 67:	Belvedere
AAcross 69:	Fight for breath
AAcross 70:	Fortunetelling card
AAcross 71:	Part of HOMES
AAcross 72:	Sturm ___ Drang	UND
AAcross 74:	Easel
AAcross 76:	Verbose writer-director?	WORDYALLEN
AAcross 78:	Kind of shirt
AAcross 79:	Half a clock's vocabulary
AAcross 80:	Eur. is one	CONT
AAcross 81:	Kin of rahs
AAcross 82:	School orgs.	PTAS
AAcross 83:	"We ___ the World"
AAcross 84:	More sinuous bandleader?	WAVIERCUGAT
AAcross 88:	Smart ___
AAcross 89:	"___ for Bonzo"
AAcross 91:	Ridd's bride	DOONE
AAcross 92:	James I, Charles et al.	STUARTS
AAcross 94:	"___ the Sofa": Cowper	ISING
AAcross 96:	Cup, in Cannes
AAcross 98:	Tax people
AAcross 99:	Shrewdness
AAcross 102:	Fla. city	OCALA
AAcross 104:	Wrote music
AAcross 108:	Outspoken tennis player?	CHRISOVERT
AAcross 110:	Memorable TV personality makes a Freudian slip?	IDSULLIVAN
AAcross 113:	"I ___ Anyone 'Til You"	HADNT
AAcross 114:	Words of understanding	ISEE
AAcross 115:	Drench
AAcross 116:	Quote
AAcross 117:	Closefitting
AAcross 118:	Nice summers	ETES
AAcross 119:	Series winners: 1969 and 1986
AAcross 120:	Diner side dish
DDown 1:	Scoundrel
DDown 2:	"Trinity" author	URIS
DDown 3:	Comic Little
DDown 4:	Places for brioches
DDown 5:	Irish seaport	TRALEE
DDown 6:	Spatiate
DDown 7:	Minds
DDown 8:	Earl Grey, e.g.
DDown 9:	Keepsake
DDown 10:	Suffix in names of acids	OLIC
DDown 11:	Pronouncements
DDown 12:	"___ and Meek," comic strip
DDown 13:	Symbol of cruelty	LEGREE
DDown 14:	Photographer Morath
DDown 15:	On the Laptev
DDown 16:	Foxx from St. Louis
DDown 19:	Addison's collaborator
DDown 21:	Mental equilibrium
DDown 23:	Gross ones
DDown 25:	Groups of intriguers
DDown 28:	Genet or Racine
DDown 32:	Laconian thrall
DDown 34:	Role of the dog in "Peter Pan"
DDown 35:	Ben Ezra, e.g.
DDown 36:	Beethoven's Third	EROICA
DDown 37:	Wool-gathering Oscar winner?	SISSYSPACED
DDown 38:	Hairdresser's tool
DDown 40:	Likeness
DDown 42:	Oily Mitchell hero?	RHETTBUTTER
DDown 43:	Adroitness
DDown 44:	Recolored
DDown 47:	Goofs
DDown 48:	Nobel Peace Prize winner: 1984
DDown 51:	Sutton caper
DDown 53:	Lois or Abbe
DDown 56:	"___ melodies are sweet . . . ": Keats
DDown 57:	Nettle
DDown 58:	___ Kinte, in "Roots"	KUNTA
DDown 59:	Stun
DDown 61:	Ward (off)
DDown 63:	Profits
DDown 65:	Submerged
DDown 66:	Flitted
DDown 67:	Salutes
DDown 68:	Kind of play	ONEACT
DDown 70:	Singer Tennille	TONI
DDown 71:	Cinders of comics	ELLA
DDown 73:	Secretaries
DDown 74:	Awkward try
DDown 75:	Raced
DDown 76:	Broché
DDown 77:	Theater sections
DDown 80:	"___ Real," T. Williams play	CAMINO
DDown 82:	Compounds formed by polymerization
DDown 84:	Most sagacious
DDown 85:	Turns
DDown 86:	Cannel, e.g.
DDown 87:	Not expressed
DDown 88:	Of the ear
DDown 90:	One of Jack Benny's fortes
DDown 93:	Earl and count
DDown 95:	"Whither ___ thou?": John 16:5	GOEST
DDown 97:	Follow
DDown 99:	German exclamations	ACHS
DDown 100:	Derr Biggers hero	CHAN
DDown 101:	Pakistani language
DDown 103:	Manitoba Indian
DDown 105:	Cashier
DDown 106:	Satan's delight
DDown 107:	Scientists' notes
DDown 109:	Compete
DDown 111:	Comedian DeLuise
DDown 112:	Unused