New York Times Answers - Saturday, 21st March 1987

There are 36 across clues and 38 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 21st March 1987. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	One of the Pointer Sisters	ANITA
AAcross 6:	Prefix with thesis
AAcross 10:	Where a padlock goes
AAcross 14:	Colo.'s Great Sand ___
AAcross 15:	Convivial
AAcross 16:	Medieval silk fabric
AAcross 17:	Nunki and Nekkar
AAcross 18:	Cases
AAcross 20:	Unrefined
AAcross 22:	Actress Sarah ___: 1755-1831
AAcross 23:	Look at fixedly
AAcross 24:	Lincoln portrayer: 1939	MASSEY
AAcross 25:	Welk's Champagne Lady: 1955-59	ALICELON
AAcross 28:	Landed
AAcross 29:	Utter wildly
AAcross 30:	Fur-bearing animal
AAcross 32:	Reverential fear
AAcross 33:	First words in Genesis	INTHE
AAcross 34:	Chi.'s locale
AAcross 34:	Chi.'s locale
AAcross 37:	Queen of the Adriatic
AAcross 39:	Snick and ___
AAcross 40:	Certain missiles, for short
AAcross 41:	Needy people	HAVENOTS
AAcross 44:	Shade of red
AAcross 46:	Native of Kerman
AAcross 47:	Jean Harlow, née ___ Carpenter	HARLEAN
AAcross 49:	Angelic instrument, to Henri	HARPE
AAcross 50:	O'Neill's "Strange ___"
AAcross 52:	In a vertical line, at sea
AAcross 55:	Vendor's place
AAcross 56:	Fibs
AAcross 57:	Pester
AAcross 58:	Jays' cousins
AAcross 59:	Dele that dele
AAcross 60:	Quiver article
DDown 1:	Classified items
DDown 2:	Macadamia, e.g.
DDown 3:	Retired
DDown 4:	O'Hara's "From the ___"
DDown 5:	Make confident
DDown 6:	Nichols hero	ABIE
DDown 7:	Sine qua ___
DDown 8:	Throw lightly
DDown 9:	Hint
DDown 10:	Gives over, as a term paper	HANDSIN
DDown 11:	Approach abruptly
DDown 12:	Diorama
DDown 13:	A Nobelist for Peace: 1901	PASSY
DDown 19:	Alan-___, Hood's friend	ADALE
DDown 21:	Shofner of football fame
DDown 21:	Shofner of football fame
DDown 23:	Cole ___
DDown 25:	Goddess of vengeance
DDown 26:	Atlanta arena	OMNI
DDown 27:	Of course: Slang
DDown 31:	Perlman of "Cheers"
DDown 33:	Puts in place
DDown 34:	"___ and out . . . "
DDown 35:	Indonesian island	LETI
DDown 36:	Liszt's "___ Préludes"
DDown 37:	Rogues
DDown 38:	Turkish title
DDown 39:	Food fish
DDown 40:	"No Exit" author
DDown 42:	Amtrak's Canadian cousin
DDown 43:	Printing mistakes
DDown 44:	Jungle animal, for short
DDown 45:	Hawaiian porch
DDown 48:	Night, to Pierre	NUIT
DDown 49:	Command, old style
DDown 51:	Actor Billy ___ Williams
DDown 53:	Japanese national park	ASO
DDown 54:	___ Gardens, Queens, N.Y.	KEW