New York Times Answers - Friday, 5th June 1987

There are 39 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 5th June 1987. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	"The Winter's Tale" chorus
AAcross 5:	Recruit in "King Henry IV, Part 2"
AAcross 9:	Dukedom in "The Two Gentlemen of Verona"
AAcross 14:	Sloth
AAcross 15:	Sufficient, to FitzGerald
AAcross 16:	Betel palm
AAcross 17:	Crack pusher's nemesis
AAcross 18:	Brothers to Viola and Alonso	SEBASTIANS
AAcross 20:	Kind of worm or meal
AAcross 21:	Ashanti language	TWI
AAcross 22:	Jewel chest
AAcross 23:	Gunlock catches
AAcross 25:	Sgt., e.g.	NCO
AAcross 27:	Stingy
AAcross 29:	Obtained
AAcross 30:	Blueprint datum, for short
AAcross 34:	Townsman
AAcross 36:	Indonesian island
AAcross 38:	"Twelfth Night" gentleman
AAcross 39:	An early Mets' game?	ACOMEDYOFERRORS
AAcross 42:	Gave inflection
AAcross 43:	Elicit
AAcross 44:	Passing mark
AAcross 45:	Cameo stone
AAcross 46:	Sandy's comment
AAcross 47:	Honshu city	KOFU
AAcross 49:	Bay at Nagoya	ISE
AAcross 50:	Gwyn et al.	NELLS
AAcross 53:	Original Hambletonian site	GOSHEN
AAcross 58:	Some recs.	LPS
AAcross 61:	Dark bluish green
AAcross 62:	Maid of honor in "King Henry VIII"	ANNEBULLEN
AAcross 64:	Antler's branch
AAcross 65:	Kind of surgeon	NEURO
AAcross 66:	Whit
AAcross 67:	A founder of Time
AAcross 68:	Inert gas
AAcross 69:	Trade: Var.
AAcross 70:	Naval officer Hopkins: 1718-1802	ESEK
DDown 1:	Mediterranean port
DDown 2:	Empty
DDown 3:	Eulogist for Caesar	MARCANTONY
DDown 4:	Outwit
DDown 5:	Bridge position
DDown 6:	Once more
DDown 7:	Puck
DDown 8:	Highlands duo
DDown 9:	___ Hari	MATA
DDown 10:	Spirit in "The Tempest"
DDown 11:	Escape hole
DDown 12:	Skin trouble
DDown 13:	Bavarian-born caricaturist
DDown 19:	Boswell was one
DDown 24:	Full
DDown 26:	Ionian island	CORFU
DDown 28:	Disencumber
DDown 30:	South, in Sevilla
DDown 31:	A friend of Caesar in "A. and C."	PROCULEIUS
DDown 32:	The old sod
DDown 33:	Nestle
DDown 34:	A friend of Brutus	CATO
DDown 35:	Sacred image
DDown 37:	"Broom Hilda" cartoonist	MYERS
DDown 38:	A successor of Oedipus
DDown 40:	U.S.A. neighbor	MEX
DDown 41:	Luther foe
DDown 46:	Japanese aborigine	AINU
DDown 48:	State of fitness
DDown 51:	Jouster's jabber
DDown 52:	Glossy
DDown 53:	African land: Var.	GANA
DDown 54:	Beaut
DDown 55:	Comfy
DDown 56:	Bassanio, e.g.
DDown 57:	Inky
DDown 59:	Character in "King Henry IV, Part 1"	PETO
DDown 60:	Cinch
DDown 63:	Lille lily