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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 18th April 1976
There are 86 across clues and 80 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 18th April 1976. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Drays
AAcross 6: Director Frank
AAcross 11: Epsom items
AAcross 16: Sir SamuelHOARE
AAcross 21: "Cookery is become ___"ANART
AAcross 22: Revoke
AAcross 23: Love: It.AMORE
AAcross 24: Kind of tube
AAcross 25: Words for some stocksNOPAR
AAcross 26: Oil source
AAcross 27: French townLUNEL
AAcross 28: Port of Italy
AAcross 29: Woman, to Sir Walter ScottAMINISTERINGANGELTHOU
AAcross 33: ___ anchorLIESAT
AAcross 34: Literary monogramRLS
AAcross 35: Bookie's quote
AAcross 36: River feeding
AAcross 39: Puppeteer TonySARG
AAcross 40: ". . . that ___ the malt"
AAcross 42: Underworld
AAcross 44: Mutuel-window sign
AAcross 45: Street cry
AAcross 46: Old thicket
AAcross 48: Ordinal suffix
AAcross 49: "With unshut ___"
AAcross 51: Scott's Lucy
AAcross 53: Old Marley, to DickensASDEADASADOORNAIL
AAcross 60: Schumann-___HEINK
AAcross 61: Minimal
AAcross 62: Greek letter
AAcross 63: Certain cats
AAcross 64: Seething
AAcross 65: Raggedy ones
AAcross 66: "The Just"ARISTIDES
AAcross 68: Drinker's woes: Abbr.
AAcross 70: Story beginning
AAcross 71: Turner
AAcross 72: Fuss
AAcross 73: ArticlesTHES
AAcross 74: Chinese guild
AAcross 76: Take-home item
AAcross 78: Dallas
AAcross 80: Corporate V.I.P.PRES
AAcross 81: Court action
AAcross 82: Elianic efforts
AAcross 86: Word to a firing squad
AAcross 87: Disgruntled sound
AAcross 88: Word for St. John: Abbr.BAPT
AAcross 89: Insect
AAcross 90: "Cannery ___"
AAcross 91: Graduate degreesPHDS
AAcross 94: Dallas campusSMU
AAcross 96: Like some streetcarsOPENSIDED
AAcross 99: H. H. Munro
AAcross 100: Sacks
AAcross 102: Damnable
AAcross 104: U.N. name
AAcross 105: Greek physician
AAcross 106: Oil island
AAcross 107: Francis Bacon, to Izaak WaltonSECRETARYOFNATURE
AAcross 110: Like some fenders
AAcross 112: Cheer
AAcross 113: Meadow grassRIE
AAcross 114: Like mechanics' hands
AAcross 115: Conventioneers: Abbr.
AAcross 116: Muscovite: Abbr.
AAcross 118: Units of fitnessUTILS
AAcross 120: ___ Magnon
AAcross 121: Bible book
AAcross 125: Felt hat
AAcross 127: Give ___ of approval toANOD
AAcross 128: Overly
AAcross 130: LimoniteBOGORE
AAcross 132: Books, to Jonathan SwiftTHECHILDRENOFTHEBRAIN
AAcross 136: TV card or box
AAcross 138: Independently
AAcross 139: Lecture
AAcross 140: Consumed
AAcross 141: Cigar city
AAcross 142: Yes ___! (natch!)
AAcross 143: Utah lilies
AAcross 144: Kashmir language
AAcross 145: Like Sue
AAcross 146: Trudges
AAcross 147: GardensEDENS
AAcross 148: Moves with care
DDown 1: Welland and Kiel
DDown 2: Mollusk genus
DDown 3: Sword
DDown 4: Infringe
DDown 5: Narrow ridge
DDown 6: Producers' concern
DDown 7: Maintain loyalty
DDown 8: Harbor or Bailey
DDown 9: Enjoyed
DDown 10: Closing word
DDown 11: Cuisinier's specialty
DDown 12: Belgica, Gjoa, and Fram, to RoaldAMUNDSENSSHIPS
DDown 13: Yearns
DDown 14: Kilmer's love
DDown 15: Greek-oracle aidesSELLOI
DDown 16: "Childe Harold was he ___"
DDown 17: Popular fellow to his peers
DDown 18: Ring formation
DDown 19: Vintage car
DDown 20: Pitching record: Abbr.
DDown 30: Custer's or news
DDown 31: Divinities
DDown 32: Food fish
DDown 37: Type of crystalline acidOXONIC
DDown 38: Oyster's enemy
DDown 41: Playhouse, in ItalyTEATRO
DDown 43: Tiny particles
DDown 44: Dracula-like one
DDown 47: Cereal grain
DDown 50: Scottish one
DDown 52: Sheep of India
DDown 53: Lerner and Ladd
DDown 54: France's upper houseSENAT
DDown 55: He wrote "All hope abandon . . . "
DDown 56: Capuchin monkey
DDown 57: ___-HungarianAUSTRO
DDown 58: Poe's Morgue
DDown 59: Beachhead craft: Abbr.LST
DDown 66: Author Samuel Hopkins
DDown 67: Exclusive set, to Ward McAllisterTHEFOURHUNDRED
DDown 69: Kind of limit
DDown 72: Ring master
DDown 75: Slovenly
DDown 77: Ibsen roleASE
DDown 79: The Union, to LincolnLASTBESTHOPE
DDown 80: Thumbstalls of oldPOUCERS
DDown 81: Jutting stern of a ship
DDown 83: Babylonian abode of deadARALU
DDown 84: Fitter of ox frames
DDown 85: Pearl-caster's targets
DDown 88: Tower over
DDown 89: ___ mercy (plead)BEGFOR
DDown 91: Highland wear
DDown 92: Stinger
DDown 93: Premium wage
DDown 95: P.T.A. people
DDown 97: Before: Prefix
DDown 98: P.I. treeDAO
DDown 99: Passive resistance, to Gandhi
DDown 101: ___ Gabriel
DDown 103: Certain tribunal: Abbr.CCA
DDown 105: Sal, e.g.
DDown 108: Saved, as a painting
DDown 109: Teary queen
DDown 111: Barter: Fr.TROC
DDown 117: Release a fastener
DDown 119: Rich cakes
DDown 120: Fabric
DDown 122: Raccoons' relatives
DDown 123: Chemical compound
DDown 124: Cassia plants
DDown 126: AttackSETAT
DDown 127: Majorca townALARO
DDown 129: Adult
DDown 131: Corpulent
DDown 133: Pacific treeIPIL
DDown 134: Face part
DDown 135: Dame Myra
DDown 136: "___ in the bag"
DDown 137: Margery of rhyme
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