New York Times Answers - Sunday, 2nd August 1987 There are 85 across clues and 83 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 2nd August 1987. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Flower arrangementSPRAYAAcross 6: Unruly childBRATAAcross 10: Taj ___MAHALAAcross 15: Viola da ___GAMBAAAcross 20: Investigate thoroughlyPROBEAAcross 21: DecoyLUREAAcross 22: Fearful: Fr.TIMOREAAcross 23: "___ Indolence": KeatsODEONAAcross 24: Just deserts, in Iran?QOMUPPANCEAAcross 26: Rx for a hangoverICE BAGAAcross 27: StingSMARTAAcross 28: EnthralledRAPTAAcross 29: D.D.E.'s domain in W.W. IIETOAAcross 30: Cloning in Malaysia?STEREOTAIPINGAAcross 33: PalanquinSEDANAAcross 35: ScentsODORSAAcross 36: Allowance for wasteTRETAAcross 37: "Mayday!" cousinSOSAAcross 40: Recreation vehicleVANAAcross 41: CancelSCRUBAAcross 43: Iranian coinRIALAAcross 44: Three-toed slothsAISAAcross 47: In attendancePRESENTAAcross 49: How Irish tea was once served in China?PEIPINGHOTAAcross 52: Former stage luminaryLUNTAAcross 53: QuantityAMOUNTAAcross 54: SetGELAAcross 55: A toothCANINEAAcross 56: Tasso's patronESTEAAcross 57: GloomyDOURAAcross 58: Seed coveringsARILSAAcross 60: LambastesTANSAAcross 61: "___ a Hot Tin Roof"CATONAAcross 62: Building extensionELLAAcross 63: Boring, in Lebanon?TYRESOMEAAcross 66: Isl. W of EnglandIREAAcross 67: Judeo-SpanishLADINOAAcross 68: Provide a new sound trackDUBAAcross 69: Is of consequenceRATESAAcross 70: Flynn of filmsERROLAAcross 72: Large gullyRAVINEAAcross 73: Widened a gun boreREAMEDAAcross 75: Church dogmaCANONAAcross 76: Having rhythmic fallCADENTAAcross 77: Verse formRONDELAAcross 78: Edible mushroomMORELAAcross 79: A boring toolAUGERAAcross 80: Police release, for shortAPBAAcross 83: Make more substantialFATTENAAcross 84: Noted archeologist: 1840-1909MAUAAcross 85: Creeping anger in Switzerland?SLOWBERNAAcross 87: It precedes la-laTRAAAcross 88: Plant insectAPHIDAAcross 89: Sagan or JungCARLAAcross 90: Earthen water jarsOLLASAAcross 91: Food regimenDIETAAcross 92: Dyeing vatKIERAAcross 93: ___ play (snap)CHILDSAAcross 95: LairDENAAcross 96: Press flatSMOOTHAAcross 98: As toINREAAcross 99: Pests in N. Vietnam?HANOIANCESAAcross 102: LawSTATUTEAAcross 103: In medias ___RESAAcross 104: Column partBASEAAcross 105: HoodsGOONSAAcross 106: Prefix with angleTRIAAcross 107: One of the ChaplinsSYDAAcross 108: Thespian's delightPARTAAcross 109: Cremona violinmakerAMATIAAcross 111: Tropical creeperLIANAAAcross 113: France's favorite TV show?CAENDIDCAMERAAAcross 117: AsternAFTAAcross 118: Eight furlongsMILEAAcross 122: He succeeded NasserSADATAAcross 123: ReliefSUCCORAAcross 124: Pretentious, in Israel?HAIFALUTINAAcross 127: Aromatic herbANISEAAcross 128: Baseball boo-boosERRORSAAcross 129: "Judith" composerARNEAAcross 130: Very: Mus. dirASSAIAAcross 131: Grimes of operaPETERAAcross 132: First U.S. diplomat sent abroadDEANEAAcross 133: "I've ___ to London . . . "BEENAAcross 134: Van Dyke, e.g.BEARDDDown 1: Senate and people of Rome: Abbr.SPQRDDown 2: Indonesian boatPROADDown 3: FrolicROMPDDown 4: Touches uponABUTSDDown 5: Slangy assentYEPDDown 6: ObtrusiveBLATANTDDown 7: Kind of sentenceRUN-ONDDown 8: Trefoil shapeARCDDown 9: "Cosi fan tutte" trioTEESDDown 10: Of small organismsMICROBICDDown 11: Moslem princeAMEERDDown 12: VagrantsHOBOSDDown 13: Smell ___ (be suspicious)ARATDDown 14: Diplomatic missionsLEGATIONSDDown 15: EvangelGOSPELDDown 16: OwnADMITDDown 17: IgnobleMEANDDown 18: Tennis greatBORGDDown 19: PismireANTDDown 22: BusyTIED UPDDown 25: Formalist in teachingPEDANTDDown 31: Anchor ringsTORIDDown 32: IncensedIRATEDDown 34: LevelEVENDDown 37: DugSPADEDDDown 38: Imitation gold decorationORMOLUDDown 39: Kindred spirits in S. Korea?SEOULBROTHERSDDown 41: Smelting productSPEISSDDown 42: Rostropovich's instrumentCELLODDown 43: Variety of white wineRHINEDDown 44: Showy in Texas?AUSTINTATIOUSDDown 45: ChantINTONEDDown 46: Pool personSTENODDown 48: It's Big in Calif.SURDDown 50: Reformer CarryNATIONDDown 51: GrowlGNARLDDown 52: IntroLEAD-INDDown 54: AvariceGREEDDDown 58: Soviet workers' cooperativeARTELDDown 59: DaubSMEARDDown 61: Underground chamberCAVERNDDown 63: SwappedTRADEDDDown 64: Chinese official's residenceYAMENDDown 65: Pelagic predatorsERNESDDown 67: One in a leaking boatLADERDDown 71: Norse chieftain: 860-931?ROLLODDown 72: FurorsRAGESDDown 74: UndividedENTIREDDown 75: "___ Leave You?": 1971 songCOULDIDDown 76: Kind of heelCUBANDDown 77: PlunderRAPINEDDown 78: Phil's mateMARLODDown 79: Without fear: Var.AWLESSDDown 81: Like many a modelPRETTYDDown 82: Took to the tubBATHEDDDown 83: Hindu beggarFAKIRDDown 84: Feb. 15, 1898, headline wordMAINEDDown 86: Of a bygone eraOLDENDDown 89: PunishedCHASTISEDDDown 91: Marriage portionDOTDDown 93: Kind of beetCHARDDDown 94: Indian chiefSAGAMOREDDown 96: LayersSTRATADDown 97: PrincipalMAINDDown 100: ObserversNOTERSDDown 101: Coconut fiberCOIRDDown 102: Become less flexibleSTIFFENDDown 104: Playful teasingBANTERDDown 108: "___-porridge hot . . . "PEASEDDown 109: Port city of GhanaACCRADDown 110: City in France or GeorgiaMACONDDown 111: "Mule Train" singerLAINEDDown 112: DivertAMUSEDDown 113: Walking stickCANEDDown 114: Mine entranceADITDDown 115: Last, long agoDUREDDown 116: King of Israel, ninth century B.C.AHABDDown 119: "___ girl!"ITSADDown 120: AnaniasLIARDDown 121: Okla. cityENIDDDown 122: WeakenSAPDDown 125: ExistAREDDown 126: M.I.T. roomLAB