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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 10th April 1977
There are 79 across clues and 93 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 10th April 1977. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Artistic fra
AAcross 6: Grasshopper hatcheriesEGGBEDS
AAcross 11: Tooth
AAcross 16: Kind of soupEGGDROP
AAcross 21: Bradley and SharifOMARS
AAcross 22: Tripoli's land
AAcross 23: "Do ___ to eat a peach?": T.S. EliotIDARE
AAcross 24: Grab
AAcross 25: Playful animal
AAcross 26: Swords
AAcross 27: Sweet, hot drink
AAcross 28: Hanged Biblical prince
AAcross 29: Traditional White House eventTHEEASTEREGGHUNTONTHELAWN
AAcross 33: Trumpet call
AAcross 34: Skid-row affliction
AAcross 35: Shea team
AAcross 36: Lower Loch ___EIL
AAcross 37: Pronounce
AAcross 38: Spill over
AAcross 40: Ruse
AAcross 41: Farmer's place
AAcross 43: Little white lie
AAcross 46: Long-stemmed
AAcross 48: Russian seaARAL
AAcross 49: 68 Across, slangilyLEGGO
AAcross 51: UnbalancedALOP
AAcross 55: A hen, to Samuel ButlerANEGGSWAYOFMAKINGANOTHEREGG
AAcross 62: Sudden gush
AAcross 63: Schnozzle
AAcross 64: Comparative suffixIER
AAcross 65: "Bye, Bye, ___"
AAcross 66: Small tower
AAcross 68: "___ me, sir!"
AAcross 71: Op. ___
AAcross 72: Supreme Being
AAcross 73: Part of Mao's nameTSE
AAcross 74: StravinskyIGOR
AAcross 77: Theater district
AAcross 80: Choir assent
AAcross 82: Variety headline: 1929WALLSTREETLAYSANEGG
AAcross 87: Tan shades: Abbr.BRNS
AAcross 89: U.N. nameUTHANT
AAcross 90: Curb
AAcross 91: Cruise port
AAcross 94: Grand ___
AAcross 95: Asian holiday
AAcross 97: Weak
AAcross 100: Flaky treatsEROLLS
AAcross 103: Goddess for whom Easter was namedEOSTRE
AAcross 105: High, in music
AAcross 107: UrgedEGGEDON
AAcross 110: Give ___ berth to (shun)AWIDE
AAcross 111: A rash Easter Bunny does itPUTSALLHISEGGSINONEBASKET
AAcross 116: Draft statusONEA
AAcross 117: H.M. Pulham, e.g.
AAcross 118: ___ time (never)ATNO
AAcross 119: Eggs for Lucullus
AAcross 120: Time period
AAcross 121: Hindu music
AAcross 124: Hosiery mishap
AAcross 125: Besides
AAcross 128: 24 ___ week (poor diet)EGGSA
AAcross 131: Morsel
AAcross 132: Historic Italian townLODI
AAcross 133: Wea. indexTHI
AAcross 136: Easter ___
AAcross 140: Is an intellectual artistic?CANANEGGHEADDRAWANEASTEREGG
AAcross 145: Practical
AAcross 146: Nine: PrefixENNEA
AAcross 147: Pneumonia type
AAcross 148: Songs
AAcross 149: ___ in one's beer (enriches)PUTSEGG
AAcross 150: Mudd
AAcross 151: Puttee
AAcross 152: Rainy-day reserve
AAcross 153: Tiffs
AAcross 154: Used a broom
AAcross 155: Kind of pathOSTEO
AAcross 156: J.Q. Adams biographerBEMIS
DDown 1: Pillages
DDown 2: "___ greatest!": AliIMTHE
DDown 3: Eucharist plate
DDown 4: Dolls up
DDown 5: Where Acre is
DDown 6: Small Easter findEGGLET
DDown 7: Two-footed
DDown 8: German President: 1919–1925EBERT
DDown 9: Do an Easter fun-jobDYEEGGS
DDown 10: Obi
DDown 11: Liza, with a ZMINNELLI
DDown 12: "Swan Lake" roleODETTE
DDown 13: Nigerian capital
DDown 14: ___ for one's moneyARUN
DDown 15: Lay atopRESTEDON
DDown 16: Pale color
DDown 17: Allot
DDown 18: Spanish rhymesRIMAS
DDown 19: Conductor Seiji
DDown 20: Coin
DDown 30: Pompeia's robeSTOLA
DDown 31: Eskimo boat
DDown 32: Hurry
DDown 39: Fleming and LeePEGGYS
DDown 40: High dudgeon
DDown 42: Actor BertLAHR
DDown 43: Lenten duty
DDown 44: Computer data
DDown 45: "The ___ Opera"
DDown 47: Hither's partner
DDown 48: Sun-god Ra
DDown 49: Big, for shortLGE
DDown 50: Actress Samantha
DDown 52: Shelf
DDown 53: Heavenly Hunter
DDown 54: Let fly
DDown 56: Scattered
DDown 57: Like Willie Winkie
DDown 58: Last quarter
DDown 59: Of nests
DDown 60: Sash
DDown 61: Giant
DDown 67: Sesame
DDown 69: Mountain ridge
DDown 70: Kind of wit or pick
DDown 71: "___ fan tutte"COSI
DDown 75: Satiate
DDown 76: Kiln: Var.OST
DDown 78: Rio Grande city
DDown 79: Ship rope
DDown 81: With 93 Down, development in "Little Men"MEGGROWS
DDown 83: "Ad ___ . . . "ASTRA
DDown 84: Oodles
DDown 85: Compass point
DDown 86: " . . . eating ___ without salt": Kipling
DDown 87: Columnist HeywoodBROUN
DDown 88: Remainder: Fr.RESTE
DDown 92: "___ Ike"ILIKE
DDown 93: See 81 Down
DDown 94: Melon
DDown 96: Slippery one
DDown 98: Mendicant's line
DDown 99: Gauze weave
DDown 101: British cultural inst.RAA
DDown 102: Bristle
DDown 104: Ruler
DDown 105: Gasps of delight
DDown 106: Rye or rum: Abbr.LIQ
DDown 108: Yoko
DDown 109: Granular snow
DDown 112: Doeskin, cowhide, etc.
DDown 113: Ovolo design
DDown 114: Flight of steps
DDown 115: Life raft
DDown 122: Super-duper Easter findsAONEEGGS
DDown 123: Shorthand inventorGREGG
DDown 124: " . . . not ___ as a well"SODEEP
DDown 126: Suffragist AnthonySUSANB
DDown 127: Main course
DDown 128: Certain containers
DDown 129: Showed surpriseSATUP
DDown 130: LoosANITA
DDown 132: Actress Hope
DDown 133: Menu offeringTWOEGGS
DDown 134: Nun's usual garb
DDown 135: Silly
DDown 137: Paine's doctrine
DDown 138: Hindu lamp riteARATI
DDown 139: Safecracker's omeletYEGGSEGGS
DDown 141: Norwegian fjordALST
DDown 142: Poet's "enough"
DDown 143: IsomericALLO
DDown 144: Therefore
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