New York Times Answers - Sunday, 13th September 1987

There are 65 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 13th September 1987. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Lab vessel
AAcross 7:	Joys
AAcross 14:	Apothecaries' weights
AAcross 19:	A living Dahl	ARLENE
AAcross 20:	Refractory
AAcross 21:	"We ___ amused"	ARENOT
AAcross 22:	___ Raiders (consumers' group)	NADERS
AAcross 23:	In very high dudgeon
AAcross 24:	River in Bolivia	MAMORE
AAcross 25:	At the peak
AAcross 26:	" . . . ___ he drove out of sight": Moore
AAcross 28:	___ Tin Tin
AAcross 29:	Japanese musical instrument
AAcross 30:	Phrase from the 16th Amendment	TOLAYANDCOLLECTTAXES
AAcross 35:	Makes a profit
AAcross 36:	Year in the reign of Nero
AAcross 37:	Day or Hart
AAcross 38:	Gray and Evans	LINDAS
AAcross 41:	What Oglethorpe's colonists had incurred
AAcross 43:	Org. founded in 1948 in Bogotá
AAcross 44:	A first name in mysteries	ERLE
AAcross 48:	Bedouins, for example	ARABS
AAcross 49:	Bookkeeper's inventory method, for short
AAcross 50:	Airport for Parisians
AAcross 52:	Take a yogi's position
AAcross 53:	Phrase from the 22d Amendment	MORETHANTWICE
AAcross 56:	Canaveral event
AAcross 57:	Brazilian timber tree	ANDA
AAcross 58:	Tests ordered by DeBakey	EKGS
AAcross 59:	Restraint
AAcross 60:	Lares' relatives
AAcross 61:	Slayer of Tybalt
AAcross 63:	Rita's city
AAcross 64:	Place for a boutonniere
AAcross 65:	Venues
AAcross 68:	O.S.S. successor
AAcross 69:	Primitive grave
AAcross 70:	Make supplication
AAcross 74:	Emulates Leonardo's Magi
AAcross 75:	Phrase from the 15th Amendment	ACCOUNTOFRACE
AAcross 78:	Digs at the U.
AAcross 79:	Stare stupidly
AAcross 81:	Discoverer of heavy hydrogen
AAcross 82:	Best Actress: 1961
AAcross 83:	Supporters of the 18th Amendment
AAcross 84:	Make leather
AAcross 85:	Antelope of India
AAcross 87:	Supplies the victuals
AAcross 88:	Eschews
AAcross 90:	Measure of yarn
AAcross 91:	Relative of Camembert
AAcross 92:	Phrase in the Fourth Amendment	UNREASONABLESEARCHES
AAcross 100:	Billy and Otto
AAcross 101:	Philippine tree	IBA
AAcross 102:	Suffix with Washington or Hamilton	IAN
AAcross 103:	Assay
AAcross 104:	Thrift-shop objective
AAcross 105:	Lincoln's Secretary of War
AAcross 108:	Grain beard
AAcross 110:	Saws
AAcross 111:	Like a certain property of radiation
AAcross 112:	Korea, to Japanese
AAcross 113:	Meted
AAcross 114:	Covent Garden, for example
AAcross 115:	People with strops
DDown 1:	Balkan agricultural region	BANAT
DDown 2:	Muse of love poetry
DDown 3:	Syrupy sedative
DDown 4:	Phrase from the Second Amendment	KEEPANDBEARARMS
DDown 5:	On the way: Abbr.	ENR
DDown 6:	Does an usher's job
DDown 7:	Best of ___
DDown 8:	Nimoy, to friends	LEN
DDown 9:	A neighbor of Syr.	ISR
DDown 10:	Like a clear night
DDown 11:	Signet
DDown 12:	Trimmed to match
DDown 13:	" . . . ___ libera nos a malo"
DDown 14:	Kyd creations
DDown 15:	Blend anew
DDown 16:	Win by ___	ANOSE
DDown 17:	Traditions
DDown 18:	Tommy's gun
DDown 21:	Valuable violins	AMATIS
DDown 27:	Hosp. personnel	RNS
DDown 29:	Like some thoughts
DDown 31:	Leaven
DDown 32:	Fissures
DDown 33:	Part of a yoke
DDown 34:	Not cordial
DDown 38:	"Lost Horizon" priest
DDown 39:	Niblick, e.g.
DDown 40:	An ointment
DDown 41:	Wild dog of the Outback
DDown 42:	Word form with economic	SOCIO
DDown 44:	Phrase from the 14th Amendment	EQUALPROTECTION
DDown 45:	Smallest of the litter
DDown 46:	Mantilla fabric
DDown 47:	Anglo-Saxon fricatives
DDown 49:	Mountebank and charlatan
DDown 51:	Memorable sportswriter Smith
DDown 52:	Reasonable
DDown 54:	Iron-containing pigments
DDown 55:	Kind of artery or vein
DDown 56:	Thin: Comb. form	LEPTO
DDown 60:	British meat pie
DDown 62:	Cheers for Manolete
DDown 63:	Haystacks
DDown 64:	Flax product
DDown 65:	He played Shane	LADD
DDown 66:	Stimulus for the olfactories
DDown 67:	E. A. Robinson's Richard
DDown 68:	Raven sound
DDown 69:	Political subdivisions of ancient Rome
DDown 71:	Recherché
DDown 72:	Genus of maples
DDown 73:	Hankerings
DDown 76:	European blackbird
DDown 77:	Knack
DDown 79:	German mathematician: 1777-1855
DDown 80:	Part of A.D.
DDown 84:	A North Sea feeder
DDown 86:	Its capital is Tirana
DDown 87:	Famed German engraver: 1472-1553	CRANACH
DDown 88:	Part of S.W.A.K.
DDown 89:	Tattle
DDown 91:	She played Maude	BEA
DDown 92:	Hives
DDown 93:	Twangy
DDown 94:	Medical comb. form	RHAGE
DDown 95:	Lessen
DDown 96:	From then until now
DDown 97:	Author of "Knulp": 1915
DDown 98:	A component of liquor
DDown 99:	Goetz and Musial	STANS
DDown 100:	Tassel flipper, for short
DDown 105:	Was in session
DDown 106:	Blasting material
DDown 107:	Gaelic Celtic: Abbr.	OIR
DDown 109:	Pi follower