New York Times Answers - Sunday, 12th May 1985

There are 87 across clues and 83 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 12th May 1985. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	MAYenne pancake
AAcross 6:	Wants
AAcross 11:	Bath, e.g.
AAcross 14:	Snipe's habitat
AAcross 19:	Navigational system
AAcross 20:	"The Terrible" czar
AAcross 22:	MAYapple, e.g.
AAcross 24:	Emulate Isocrates
AAcross 25:	Impofo
AAcross 26:	Viennese violinist	MORINI
AAcross 27:	Employer
AAcross 28:	"Separate Tables" actor	NIVEN
AAcross 29:	Choir members
AAcross 30:	Acrimonious
AAcross 31:	Potion portion
AAcross 32:	Adolescent period
AAcross 33:	Famed queen or horse	NOOR
AAcross 34:	Fashion
AAcross 35:	Neptune and Pluto
AAcross 37:	Musagetes
AAcross 39:	___ Pasha, The Lion of Janina
AAcross 41:	"Then ___ of warm, sea-scented beach": Browning	AMILE
AAcross 43:	Crucial time in 1944
AAcross 44:	Two MAYors of N.Y.C.	BEAMEANDWAGNER
AAcross 50:	Pelion's supporter
AAcross 51:	Triumphs for a QB	TDS
AAcross 54:	Atahualpa's subjects	INCAS
AAcross 55:	Urals locale
AAcross 56:	Ethiopian Christian
AAcross 57:	Enjoy a quid
AAcross 58:	Summer quenchers	ADES
AAcross 59:	Tiny chorine
AAcross 60:	Pyrenean principality
AAcross 62:	Turkish province	URFA
AAcross 63:	MAYday's cousin
AAcross 64:	Sheet of stamps
AAcross 65:	D.D.E.'s command	ETO
AAcross 67:	Capstone
AAcross 68:	Prink
AAcross 69:	___ Prés, memorable Flemish composer
AAcross 70:	Ovid topic
AAcross 71:	Mother of Hera
AAcross 72:	One's chips
AAcross 73:	MAYs	ACTRESSESBRITTANDWHITTY
AAcross 80:	Bucolic
AAcross 81:	Moiseyev movement
AAcross 82:	Tricklet
AAcross 83:	Assn. begun in 1948
AAcross 84:	GaMAY, e.g.
AAcross 85:	Foxx from St. Louis
AAcross 86:	Cleaver's "Soul on ___"
AAcross 87:	Large barge
AAcross 89:	License plate
AAcross 92:	Mike of baseball	IVIE
AAcross 93:	Summaries
AAcross 95:	Chemical suffix	ITOL
AAcross 96:	Diet
AAcross 97:	Herriot's colleagues, for short
AAcross 98:	Keelbills
AAcross 99:	A "Juarez" star and family	AHERNES
AAcross 102:	"Stormy Weather" composer	ARLEN
AAcross 103:	Curve
AAcross 104:	Cherbourg cherub	ANGE
AAcross 105:	MAYa, e.g.	ANCIENTMEXICAN
AAcross 107:	J.F.K. and L.B.J.	DEMS
AAcross 108:	Hard
AAcross 109:	Ending for gate or boot
AAcross 110:	Direction for Dorothy MAYnor
AAcross 113:	"Friendly" pronoun
AAcross 114:	Prefix for trust or thesis
AAcross 117:	Director Richter: 1888–1976	HANS
AAcross 121:	Bart or Belle
AAcross 122:	St. Philip ___, famed Italian priest	NERI
AAcross 124:	Drowsy one
AAcross 127:	Sandal part
AAcross 128:	Bygone
AAcross 129:	MAYten or MAYeng
AAcross 130:	Shock
AAcross 131:	Hawk's haunt
AAcross 132:	Popularizer of "Mule Train"	LAINE
AAcross 133:	Radiator sound
AAcross 134:	Participated in a pep rally
AAcross 135:	Tarts thief
AAcross 136:	Almond willow
AAcross 137:	Between A.S.T. and C.S.T.
AAcross 138:	Podetia
AAcross 139:	Ancient Briton's chariot	ESSED
DDown 1:	Spotless
DDown 2:	Psychologist MAY
DDown 3:	Kin of Calliope
DDown 4:	Cape MAY seascapes, e.g.
DDown 5:	Remnants
DDown 6:	Place of oblivion
DDown 7:	Dodge
DDown 8:	Deux or valet
DDown 9:	Set
DDown 10:	Tangent's relative
DDown 11:	Quake and shake
DDown 12:	MAYari mazuma
DDown 13:	Olympian once imprisoned in a jar
DDown 14:	Guitarist from Madrid	MONTOYA
DDown 15:	What Shelley called himself
DDown 16:	"Myrrha" composer
DDown 17:	Off. worker
DDown 18:	Female lobsters
DDown 21:	MAYo	VIRGINIAORIRISHCOUNTY
DDown 23:	MAYonnaise, e.g.	BREADSPREAD
DDown 34:	Maureen O'Sullivan daughter	MIA
DDown 36:	City on the Allegheny	OLEAN
DDown 38:	Trattoria offering
DDown 40:	"___ Girls," 1957 Gene Kelly film
DDown 41:	Bond rating
DDown 42:	W.W. II weapons	MGS
DDown 43:	Whistlers outside hotels
DDown 44:	A concern of a seamstress
DDown 45:	Within: Comb. form	ENDO
DDown 46:	Coups for Connors
DDown 47:	Relative of krypton
DDown 48:	A 1984 movie
DDown 49:	Askew
DDown 51:	Blackmailer's weapon
DDown 52:	Flaw
DDown 53:	Posh
DDown 56:	Cactus fruit	COCHAL
DDown 57:	General LeMAY
DDown 59:	Bridge bid
DDown 61:	Rosa in "David Copperfield"
DDown 64:	Dramatist of Shakespeare's day	PEELE
DDown 65:	Encloses tightly
DDown 66:	Craggy hill
DDown 68:	Cry of disbelief
DDown 69:	Hangings
DDown 70:	Private lines
DDown 73:	Peloponnesian native
DDown 74:	These may be dangerous
DDown 75:	Characteristics
DDown 76:	MAY	SPRINGMONTH
DDown 77:	Gray matters?
DDown 78:	Muscular contraction
DDown 79:	Cashmere or kersey
DDown 87:	Word on a galley proof
DDown 88:	Ending for macro or micro	COSM
DDown 89:	Steatite, e.g.
DDown 90:	Field
DDown 91:	Actor in "Quo Vadis"	GENN
DDown 93:	Natives of Nyborg	DANES
DDown 94:	So much, to Verdi
DDown 95:	Hostel
DDown 96:	DisMAYs
DDown 100:	Luther's "___ feste Burg . . . "	EIN
DDown 101:	Fernando V, e.g.	REY
DDown 102:	Whackswork?
DDown 104:	Queen's attendant
DDown 105:	Most pallid
DDown 106:	Father of Phinehas	ELI
DDown 110:	Statue in Rockefeller Center
DDown 111:	Circle parts
DDown 112:	One of the Joliot-Curies	IRENE
DDown 113:	Lock
DDown 114:	Mature
DDown 115:	Site of games honoring Zeus
DDown 116:	It has its tricks
DDown 118:	Wall decoration
DDown 119:	Dewy-eyed
DDown 120:	Jehu's delight
DDown 121:	"Star Wars" pilot
DDown 123:	Great Lakes port
DDown 125:	Ilmenite and cuprite
DDown 126:	Soprano Clamma ___
DDown 127:	Pete's follower