New York Times Answers - Thursday, 8th September 1977

There are 35 across clues and 41 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 8th September 1977. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Contraction used by servants and children
AAcross 5:	Lyrical offerings
AAcross 9:	Rank just below marquis
AAcross 13:	O'Neill's "___ Christie"
AAcross 14:	Chic
AAcross 15:	Author of "Q.B. VII"	URIS
AAcross 16:	Prehistoric ruin in England
AAcross 18:	Catamaran
AAcross 19:	Shoal
AAcross 20:	Where maîtres teach	ECOLES
AAcross 22:	"Present ___!"
AAcross 23:	Literally not on the level	ALOP
AAcross 24:	Bingo look-alike
AAcross 27:	Says once more
AAcross 31:	City on a Great Lake
AAcross 32:	Jazz opener
AAcross 33:	Peak
AAcross 34:	Strict criterion	HARDANDFASTRULE
AAcross 38:	Filled a certain void
AAcross 39:	Man with a scepter
AAcross 40:	___ house
AAcross 41:	Liberator
AAcross 43:	"___ a letter to my love . . . "	ISENT
AAcross 44:	Blathers
AAcross 45:	Thrashes
AAcross 47:	Lacking delicacy
AAcross 50:	Sodium chloride factories
AAcross 54:	Suffix with drink, sink and think
AAcross 55:	The lowest point
AAcross 57:	Apple-pie makers
AAcross 58:	"We aren't no thin red ___": Kipling	EROES
AAcross 59:	Noggin, in Nantes
AAcross 60:	Carrots' partners
AAcross 61:	Feathers
AAcross 62:	Words to accompany a nod	ISEE
DDown 1:	Leonard Bernstein opus
DDown 1:	Leonard Bernstein opus
DDown 2:	Theatrical acronym
DDown 3:	Prolific author
DDown 3:	Prolific author
DDown 4:	Administered, as a colony
DDown 5:	Warning signs
DDown 6:	Like a medieval dungeon
DDown 7:	Work unit
DDown 8:	1975 Super Bowl winners	STEELERS
DDown 9:	Girl taken to Crete by Zeus
DDown 10:	Soviet sea	ARAL
DDown 11:	In profusion
DDown 12:	Landing craft	LSTS
DDown 14:	Pseudo
DDown 17:	Longest river of Spain
DDown 21:	Painter of "Chartres Cathedral"
DDown 23:	Rose oil
DDown 24:	"Merry Widow" creator
DDown 25:	Take to the podium
DDown 26:	Frazzled
DDown 27:	Take for granted
DDown 28:	Hosiery shade
DDown 29:	Terry of stage fame	ELLEN
DDown 30:	All tuckered out
DDown 32:	Runs in neutral gear
DDown 35:	Spaces
DDown 36:	Like some accounts
DDown 37:	Writer of "Who Has Seen the Wind?"
DDown 42:	A way out
DDown 43:	"___ the jaws of death . . . "
DDown 45:	Occupied, as a seat
DDown 46:	Kin of amices
DDown 47:	David, for one
DDown 48:	Hautboy
DDown 49:	___ mater
DDown 50:	Boat for refuse
DDown 51:	Ways to go: Abbr.	RTES
DDown 52:	Diplomatic communication
DDown 53:	Duck or fictional pirate
DDown 56:	"___ y Plata," Montana motto	ORO