New York Times Answers - Friday, 23rd October 1987

There are 39 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 23rd October 1987. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Fish or cut this
AAcross 5:	Dada, for one
AAcross 9:	Like a trireme
AAcross 14:	"___ take arms . . . ": Hamlet	ORTO
AAcross 15:	Kind of rug
AAcross 16:	Indy 500 winner: 1983	SNEVA
AAcross 17:	HEADLESS HORSEMAN	QUESTRIAN
AAcross 19:	Intelligence man
AAcross 20:	Main or mill follower
AAcross 21:	Hoarfrost
AAcross 23:	Stat. for Roger McDowell
AAcross 24:	Site of ancient Olympic games	ELIS
AAcross 26:	Glacial mass
AAcross 28:	Made melancholy
AAcross 32:	Harry Warren song: 1942
AAcross 35:	Stout
AAcross 36:	Approached
AAcross 38:	Autocrat
AAcross 39:	Blow one's own horn
AAcross 41:	Sesame
AAcross 42:	"Semper fidelis," e.g.
AAcross 43:	Swat was his sultanate
AAcross 44:	Beginner
AAcross 46:	Bud's comedy partner
AAcross 47:	Stick fast
AAcross 49:	Greedy
AAcross 51:	W.W. II letters	VMAIL
AAcross 53:	Desert regions
AAcross 54:	Turkish title
AAcross 56:	Blockhead
AAcross 58:	Start again
AAcross 62:	Many: Comb. form	MULTI
AAcross 64:	BOUNDLESS ENERGY	SOLARPOWE
AAcross 66:	Mercer colleague	ARLEN
AAcross 67:	One way to break
AAcross 68:	Cartel est. in 1960
AAcross 69:	"Blue ___ Shoes," 1956 song
AAcross 70:	Caesura
AAcross 71:	Secretary of a sort
DDown 1:	Single offs.' digs	BOQS
DDown 2:	In ___ (mired in routine)	ARUT
DDown 3:	Roman way	ITER
DDown 4:	Go ___ (deteriorate)	TOSEED
DDown 5:	Red color
DDown 6:	Altdorf's canton	URI
DDown 7:	Albany's father-in-law
DDown 8:	Ancient city of Egypt	TANIS
DDown 9:	A Sitwell	OSBERT
DDown 10:	Black cuckoo
DDown 11:	TOPLESS DANCER	RENECASTLE
DDown 12:	At any time
DDown 13:	Kind of bank
DDown 18:	Special ability
DDown 22:	Western lake
DDown 25:	Former treaty org.	SEATO
DDown 27:	Voice range
DDown 28:	Native-born Israeli
DDown 29:	Vocally
DDown 30:	BOTTOMLESS PIT	DEATHVALLE
DDown 31:	Shot for Tway
DDown 33:	Squelched	SATON
DDown 34:	Dolly Varden, e.g.
DDown 37:	Beethoven's "Für ___"	ELISE
DDown 40:	Noah's eldest
DDown 42:	Corporate union
DDown 44:	Diamond of rock	NEIL
DDown 45:	Fruit for jelly
DDown 48:	"Phèdre" dramatist
DDown 50:	Crustacean with seven pairs of legs
DDown 52:	Weeper, proverbially
DDown 54:	Second of a Latin trio
DDown 55:	Preceptor
DDown 57:	Conciliatory one
DDown 59:	"Windsor Forest " poet
DDown 60:	Flock group
DDown 61:	Turtle chaser
DDown 63:	Koppel or Turner
DDown 65:	Gallic article