New York Times Answers - Sunday, 3rd May 1987

There are 61 across clues and 78 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 3rd May 1987. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Last Egyptian king	FARUK
AAcross 6:	Limerick foot
AAcross 13:	Pat by a bishop at confirmation
AAcross 18:	Golonka or Francis	ARLENE
AAcross 19:	Hawthorne's "The Blithedale ___"
AAcross 20:	"Nothing doing!"	NODICE
AAcross 22:	Verse: Part I	COMEMEETMYPRETTYPACER
AAcross 25:	Afternoon ballroom event	TEADANCE
AAcross 26:	Charged particle
AAcross 27:	Battologize
AAcross 28:	___ volente	DEO
AAcross 29:	Coffer
AAcross 31:	Deg. Wilson earned
AAcross 31:	Deg. Wilson earned
AAcross 32:	He gives a dam
AAcross 36:	Divvy up
AAcross 37:	"Lord, is ___?": Matt. 26:22	ITI
AAcross 38:	Jamboree gp.	BSA
AAcross 41:	Abruzzi cathedral town	ATRI
AAcross 42:	Do out of
AAcross 43:	"Chacun ___ goût!"	ASON
AAcross 44:	"In the Boom Boom Room" playwright	RABE
AAcross 46:	Verse: Part II	SHESPAWINGATTHEGROUND
AAcross 52:	Bridge reversal
AAcross 53:	Southwestern plowed land	ARADA
AAcross 54:	Enduring ennui
AAcross 55:	Admitted
AAcross 56:	A dancing Powell	ELEANOR
AAcross 58:	Jeopardy
AAcross 59:	"The ___," Nevin song
AAcross 60:	___ Kemal, Turkey's first president	MUSTAFA
AAcross 63:	Natives of Valletta
AAcross 65:	Dean Martin 50's hit	VOLARE
AAcross 68:	Western cutthroat trout
AAcross 70:	Bennett's order to flag viewers	HATSOFF
AAcross 74:	Cake embellishment
AAcross 75:	Usher's beat
AAcross 76:	Duck around
AAcross 78:	Heavenly letters, to angels' eyes	SRO
AAcross 79:	Verse: Part III	SHESEESAHANDSOMERACER
AAcross 83:	Wild water buffalo
AAcross 84:	Agile
AAcross 85:	"Three men in ___"	ATUB
AAcross 86:	All there
AAcross 87:	Triple this for a white wine
AAcross 88:	Quaker possessive
AAcross 89:	Executed a gainer
AAcross 91:	Spirit of St. Louis?
AAcross 93:	Mexican Mrs.	SRA
AAcross 94:	Skywalker's father	VADER
AAcross 95:	Yoko
AAcross 96:	Rib-tickling
AAcross 100:	Trappist cheese
AAcross 101:	Occasioned
AAcross 106:	End of verse	ANDWANTSTOHORSEAROUND
AAcross 110:	One of England's Days
AAcross 111:	European bunting
AAcross 112:	Hall of Famer Brimsek was one
AAcross 113:	Washer cycle
AAcross 114:	Man of the soil
AAcross 115:	Kaput
DDown 1:	Cleaving tool
DDown 2:	Soprano Gluck
DDown 3:	Fipple flute, for one
DDown 4:	Like some beds
DDown 5:	More acute
DDown 6:	Prado offering	ARTE
DDown 7:	___ de plume
DDown 8:	Mrs. March's youngest	AMY
DDown 9:	Mâché material	PAPIER
DDown 10:	"La Vie ___," Piaf hit	ENROSE
DDown 11:	Whiff
DDown 12:	Asian holiday
DDown 13:	Aught
DDown 14:	Swung along easily
DDown 15:	Month before Nisan
DDown 16:	Type of type
DDown 17:	Vinegar: Comb. form	ACET
DDown 18:	Take steps
DDown 21:	Prior to, poetically
DDown 23:	"The Name of the Rose" author
DDown 24:	Teetered through the tulips
DDown 29:	Slow boat destination
DDown 30:	Knack
DDown 32:	___ Terre, Guadeloupe's capital
DDown 33:	One of the Waters	ETHEL
DDown 34:	Mountain ridge
DDown 35:	Brit. title
DDown 36:	Lose traction
DDown 37:	"War ___": Sherman	ISHELL
DDown 38:	Reads randomly
DDown 39:	Finnish bath
DDown 40:	First name in Dogpatch	ABNER
DDown 42:	Dark-complexioned, to Shakespeare
DDown 43:	Roman courtyards
DDown 45:	Swirl of water
DDown 47:	Pantagruel's companion	PANURGE
DDown 48:	Came up
DDown 49:	Honest one	ABE
DDown 50:	The Velvet Fog	TORME
DDown 51:	Barnyard strutter
DDown 57:	"___ on a rock . . . ": Proudfit	AMANSAT
DDown 58:	Actress Prentiss	PAULA
DDown 59:	Aptly named author	READE
DDown 61:	Things go hummingly here
DDown 62:	Like a tale of "the one that got away"
DDown 64:	Tiny Tom
DDown 65:	Tourist's entry permit
DDown 66:	Pigment for Constable
DDown 67:	Mortgage claims
DDown 69:	Kind of strike
DDown 71:	Felix's "odd" friend
DDown 72:	Mirella of the Met	FRENI
DDown 73:	Woods, in Wassy	FORET
DDown 75:	Sidewalk surface
DDown 76:	Poly follower
DDown 77:	Clamorous
DDown 80:	Alienate
DDown 81:	Brubeck or Garroway	DAVE
DDown 82:	Cleo's bosom buddy
DDown 89:	Crow's relative
DDown 90:	Big baking potatoes	IDAHOS
DDown 91:	Put behind bars
DDown 92:	Lose enthusiasm for: Colloq.	SOURON
DDown 93:	Does some meter reading?
DDown 94:	Word in a French toast	VOTRE
DDown 95:	Low rating
DDown 96:	Hack
DDown 97:	___ about (approximately)	ONOR
DDown 98:	1511, to Fabius	MDXI
DDown 99:	"Heads ___, tails you lose": Croker	IWIN
DDown 101:	Wonder's "___ She Lovely?"	ISNT
DDown 102:	Tobacco, for one
DDown 103:	Hoyle decision
DDown 104:	Writer Bagnold
DDown 105:	Ike	DDE
DDown 107:	Bribe for Cerberus
DDown 108:	Wave, to Juan
DDown 109:	Bled in the laundry