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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 6th January 1985

    There are 75 across clues and 67 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 6th January 1985. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: A ___ (deductive)PRIORI
    AAcross 7: Wetland
    AAcross 10: Target for Trevino
    AAcross 14: Gift housing
    AAcross 18: Unter den ___
    AAcross 19: News agcy.UPI
    AAcross 20: Biblical prophet
    AAcross 21: Ancient Crimean peopleTAURI
    AAcross 22: Acquiesce
    AAcross 23: Irwin Shaw novelRICHMANPOORMAN
    AAcross 26: Admen's come-ons
    AAcross 28: Phil Mahre's forte
    AAcross 29: A TarzanCRABBE
    AAcross 30: Cape in Mass.
    AAcross 31: "I ___ Rhythm"
    AAcross 32: Where to see a memorial
    AAcross 33: Japanese woman diver
    AAcross 35: Dissents
    AAcross 36: Kingsley's "The Sands of ___"
    AAcross 38: Role for Flagstad
    AAcross 40: Moved ahead cautiously
    AAcross 42: Eject roughly
    AAcross 44: Hangs gracefully
    AAcross 45: Banned pesticide
    AAcross 46: Opening to a mold
    AAcross 50: Border on
    AAcross 51: Jumped an electric gap
    AAcross 52: Billy or Tokyo
    AAcross 53: Lachrymose
    AAcross 54: A.E.F. after Nov. 1918
    AAcross 56: Channel island
    AAcross 57: Extent
    AAcross 58: Passes, in card games
    AAcross 59: Being, to BaudelaireETRE
    AAcross 60: He sings,"Ridi, Pagliaccio"CANIO
    AAcross 61: Fired
    AAcross 62: Employ
    AAcross 63: Canal maker
    AAcross 65: An article for AndréUNE
    AAcross 66: Sir Stafford ___, British statesmanCRIPPS
    AAcross 69: Culex's kin
    AAcross 70: Go oystering
    AAcross 72: Gullet
    AAcross 75: Roundup item
    AAcross 76: Register scorn
    AAcross 77: "Bonanza" ranch
    AAcross 79: Bass-baritone MonkALLAN
    AAcross 80: Seems reasonable, with "up"
    AAcross 81: Wallace colleague
    AAcross 82: Actress Gray
    AAcross 83: Hammers
    AAcross 84: Brit. legislators
    AAcross 85: " . . . there ain't no ___ Clause": Chico Marx
    AAcross 86: Sans mixer
    AAcross 87: Interior styling
    AAcross 89: Antal ___, conductor-composerDORATI
    AAcross 90: Bill's partner
    AAcross 91: Footless
    AAcross 94: Indo-Chinese people
    AAcross 95: Sister of BaalANAT
    AAcross 96: Fannie chaser, in bank lingo
    AAcross 98: Johnny ___
    AAcross 101: Down at the mouth
    AAcross 103: Not interminable
    AAcross 105: Actress ParsonsESTELLE
    AAcross 107: VacillateBLOWHOTANDCOLD
    AAcross 110: Food named for a goddess
    AAcross 111: Singer RossLANNY
    AAcross 112: Story's start
    AAcross 113: Writer Talese
    AAcross 114: Awn
    AAcross 115: Status taken down from Piccadilly in '84
    AAcross 116: Deteriorate
    AAcross 117: Peer Gynt's motherASE
    AAcross 118: Annie Oakleys
    DDown 1: Río de la ___, Uruguayan borderPLATA
    DDown 2: Gone heavenward
    DDown 3: RamificationsINSANDOUTS
    DDown 4: Keats works
    DDown 5: Err at bridge
    DDown 6: Prefix with version
    DDown 7: Baum marten, e.g.
    DDown 8: Certain projectors
    DDown 9: Plated, as some coins
    DDown 10: One of Noah's descendantsHAMITE
    DDown 11: Arabian sultanate
    DDown 12: The whole storyLONGANDSHORTOFIT
    DDown 13: Sixth sense
    DDown 13: Sixth sense
    DDown 14: Book also called "Voina i mir"WARANDPEACE
    DDown 15: Cugat specialty
    DDown 16: Sheik of ___ARABY
    DDown 17: Longfellow's murmurers
    DDown 21: Crag
    DDown 24: Stags' mates
    DDown 25: Wood sorrels
    DDown 27: Swizzle stick
    DDown 34: Choral composition
    DDown 37: "___, Brute"ETTU
    DDown 39: Iris Murdoch's "The ___ Love Machine"SACREDANDPROFANE
    DDown 41: Alienate
    DDown 42: Part of a fishhook
    DDown 43: Nuptial verb, at times
    DDown 44: Count of Monte CristoDANTES
    DDown 45: Motherless calf
    DDown 47: Standing
    DDown 48: Prod
    DDown 49: Observed
    DDown 52: Grommets
    DDown 55: Comeback
    DDown 56: He may be fording
    DDown 60: Grants
    DDown 61: Divers
    DDown 62: VicissitudesUPSANDDOWNS
    DDown 64: Walter and Willis
    DDown 66: This goes like claque work
    DDown 67: Famed missionary in Maine
    DDown 68: Swinburne, e.g.
    DDown 71: Former
    DDown 71: Former
    DDown 72: Approximately
    DDown 73: Where Bhutan is
    DDown 74: Desire
    DDown 76: Margaret Mead's laboratory
    DDown 77: Slender cigars
    DDown 78: Custer's last major
    DDown 81: Home of the Whitney Handicap
    DDown 85: Type of boom
    DDown 88: Elmer Gantry's wifeCLEO
    DDown 89: Temper
    DDown 90: Otherwise, to OvidCETERA
    DDown 91: Stroll
    DDown 92: Central and guiding
    DDown 93: Bangor neighbor
    DDown 97: B.M.I. rivalASCAP
    DDown 99: Overjoy
    DDown 100: Bartók and LugosiBELAS
    DDown 102: Diffident
    DDown 104: Early Peruvian
    DDown 106: A Trojan War precipitator
    DDown 108: Drag
    DDown 109: Woad
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