New York Times Answers - Sunday, 7th June 1987 There are 84 across clues and 87 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 7th June 1987. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: PlunderMARAUDAAcross 7: Like new dollar billsCRISPAAcross 12: Hard moneyCASHAAcross 16: Coin of OmanRIALAAcross 20: Mandarin or templeORANGEAAcross 21: Indy 500 vehicleRACERAAcross 22: Claudia ___ JohnsonALTAAAcross 23: The Cat NationERIEAAcross 24: Strike it richHIT THE JACKPOTAAcross 27: AppearSEEMAAcross 28: Recipe directionBAKEAAcross 29: Capitalizes onUSESAAcross 30: Hanky's partnerPANKYAAcross 31: Snack-bar offeringSHAKEAAcross 33: Laundry employeeIRONERAAcross 35: ___ centREDAAcross 36: Turns over toCEDESAAcross 37: Sunday drivesSPINSAAcross 38: Money in EdamFLORINSAAcross 39: Gave inflectionTONEDAAcross 40: Decreased one's wherewithalSPENTAAcross 41: Clergyman in "Emma"ELTONAAcross 42: With mouth agapeAMAZEDAAcross 44: Woman's catchallPOCKET BOOKAAcross 44: Woman's catchallPOCKETBOOKAAcross 46: Coin of BulgariaLEVAAcross 49: InclinedSLOPEDAAcross 50: Square oneSTARTAAcross 52: ___ marché (cheaply, in Paris)ABONAAcross 53: Silk for RosalitaSEDAAAcross 54: ___ one's pockets (profited unfairly)LINEDAAcross 55: Navigator's sine qua nonCHARTAAcross 56: MiscountedERREDAAcross 58: TycoonMOGULAAcross 59: State peremptorilyAVERAAcross 60: Pan foeHOOKAAcross 61: Family bondBLOODAAcross 62: ComfortSOLACEAAcross 63: Turhan of filmdomBEYAAcross 64: Indian bead moneyWAMPUMPEAGAAcross 67: BribesBOODLESAAcross 68: Mint ___ (folding money: Slang)LEAVESAAcross 70: Mountain ridgeARETEAAcross 71: "___ a plain man live . . . ?": Shak.CANNOTAAcross 72: One who gives collateralPLEDGERAAcross 74: Government notes, checks, etc.PAPER MONEYAAcross 76: WawaskeeshELKAAcross 79: Teton and WyomingRANGESAAcross 80: AllaysCALMSAAcross 82: Dumbarton ___OAKSAAcross 83: Snarl; growlGNARAAcross 84: What pandemonium lacksORDERAAcross 85: January marchersDIMESAAcross 86: JoustsTILTSAAcross 88: SpokesRADIIAAcross 89: Charge or tax precederOVERAAcross 90: A literary EphronNORAAAcross 91: Promissory note in IndiaHUNDIAAcross 92: Hawkers' targetsBUYERSAAcross 93: MuchFARAAcross 94: German currency: 1924-48REICHSMARKAAcross 97: Apt. managersSUPERSAAcross 98: Wren's "Beau ___"GESTEAAcross 99: What some thoughts are worthPENNYAAcross 100: CryptographerCODERAAcross 101: Bottom lines for C.P.A.'sAMOUNTSAAcross 104: Doubles overFOLDSAAcross 105: Pressure deviceGAUGEAAcross 106: Piece of butterPATAAcross 109: Parcel outDIVIDEAAcross 110: ___-Detoo, "Star Wars" robotARTOOAAcross 111: Race-track bonanzaPURSEAAcross 112: Pisa's riverARNOAAcross 113: Arabian seaportADENAAcross 114: Vasco da ___, explorerGAMAAAcross 116: Coin collectingNUMISMATOLOGYAAcross 119: Cut back on expenses, e.g.PAREAAcross 120: Singer CampbellGLENAAcross 121: Rich German cakeTORTEAAcross 122: IsolateENISLEAAcross 123: Star with a tailASTAAAcross 124: In ___ (harmonious)SYNCAAcross 125: Golfer's number 3 woodSPOONAAcross 126: Flock of turkeysRAFTERDDown 1: Gold coin of British IndiaMOHURDDown 2: RebelARISEDDown 3: Set the costRATEDDDown 4: Six-legged carpentersANTSDDown 5: Grunt soundUGHDDown 6: Dug out a bit moreDEEPENEDDDown 7: Stretched the neckCRANEDDDown 8: Draws off wineRACKSDDown 9: Cloyingly sweet: SlangICKYDDown 10: Calendar abbr.SEPDDown 11: Potential clientPROSPECTDDown 12: HogsheadsCASKSDDown 13: Nautical termALEEDDown 14: Sault ___ Marie CanalsSTEDDown 15: Man on a $10 billHAMILTONDDown 16: Having a new perspectiveREBORNDDown 17: Mashhad nativeIRANIDDown 18: Conrad ___, U.S. poetAIKENDDown 19: Eyes wickedlyLEERSDDown 25: Worn outJADEDDDown 26: Kind of tankTHINKDDown 32: Chip in a chipANTEDDown 34: SwindleROOKDDown 36: ChattedCOZEDDDown 37: Big spenderSPORTDDown 38: River too big for its breachesFLOODDDown 39: Slender candleTAPERDDown 40: Box or mastSPARDDown 41: Flowed backEBBEDDDown 42: VibrantALIVEDDown 43: PawnbrokerMONEYLENDERDDown 45: Starchy rootstockTARODDown 46: CurrencyLEGAL TENDERDDown 47: Draw forthEDUCEDDown 48: Areas between mountainsVALESDDown 49: Bacon pieceSLABDDown 50: Compares pricesSHOPSDDown 51: Town in NE ChinaTAKUDDown 53: Former Italian coinSOLDODDown 55: Promising personCOMERDDown 56: Cause euphoriaELATEDDown 57: Actor Moore from LondonROGERDDown 58: ListlessMOONYDDown 60: Moneyed peopleHAVESDDown 61: Pac-man noisesBEEPSDDown 62: Units of loudnessSONESDDown 64: Risk moneyWAGERDDown 65: Syrup sourceMAPLEDDown 66: Buggies, in BathPRAMSDDown 67: DepositsBANKSDDown 69: Garden toolEDGERDDown 71: Raccoon's cousinCOATIDDown 72: ValidationPROOFDDown 73: Tadpole, e.g.LARVADDown 75: DieMOLDDDown 77: Beds for Leo and ElsaLAIRSDDown 78: Actor KristoffersonKRISDDown 80: Homeric sorceressCIRCEDDown 81: Nurse in the OrientAMAHDDown 83: More festiveGAYERDDown 85: Old Dutch coinsDOITSDDown 86: PirouettesTURNSDDown 87: AtramentousINKYDDown 88: Coin of India or PakistanRUPEEDDown 90: Rainy-day reservesNESTEGGSDDown 91: Press releasesHANDOUTSDDown 92: Itemizerof income and outgoBUDGETERDDown 94: Tear apartRENDDDown 95: Ten ___ (sawbuck)SPOTDDown 96: Stockholder's bonanzaMELONDDown 97: The March KingSOUSADDown 98: Former English coinGUINEADDown 100: Opera's cigarette girlCARMENDDown 101: First man, in Babylonian mythologyADAPADDown 102: Touching gold producerMIDASDDown 103: Plain to seeOVERTDDown 104: Pierre's dollarFRANCDDown 105: Hearty enjoymentGUSTODDown 106: A Grand Prix winner: 1981PROSTDDown 107: Point of viewANGLEDDown 108: CoquetteTOYERDDown 110: TV sitcomAMENDDown 111: Tribe decimated by ApachesPIRODDown 112: Arabic AALIFDDown 115: Like a pub drinkALYDDown 117: Unruly locksMOPDDown 118: "Swinging ___ Star," 1944 songONA