New York Times Answers - Tuesday, 14th February 1978

There are 36 across clues and 41 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Tuesday, 14th February 1978. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Homophone for heart
AAcross 5:	Samite or pekin
AAcross 10:	Hearts-___ (plant)
AAcross 14:	Oriental babysitter
AAcross 15:	Brute
AAcross 15:	Brute
AAcross 16:	Dryden's "All for Love" is one
AAcross 17:	Popular song of 1955	LOVEANDMARRIAGE
AAcross 20:	Annie Oakleys
AAcross 21:	Dido's lover
AAcross 22:	Start of a kindergarten song
AAcross 23:	Gymnast Korbut	OLGA
AAcross 24:	Word with ribs or parts
AAcross 27:	Gained the favor of
AAcross 29:	Gentle as ___	ALAMB
AAcross 33:	"His nose should ___": W.S. Gilbert
AAcross 34:	Jim Hart's specialty
AAcross 36:	Sharp-nosed river fish
AAcross 37:	Cavalier poet
AAcross 40:	Enero-diciembre period
AAcross 41:	Newly decorated
AAcross 42:	"___ Up Your Heart," 1955 song
AAcross 43:	Nursery scholar's early arrival time	TENAM
AAcross 45:	U.S.N.A. graduate
AAcross 46:	Far from private
AAcross 47:	Lady's man
AAcross 49:	Capitol Hill assent
AAcross 50:	Havana lover of Havanas
AAcross 53:	Divines
AAcross 58:	Card game for two	HONEYMOONBRIDGE
AAcross 60:	___ about (date-setting phrase)	ONOR
AAcross 61:	"Crescit ___," N.M. motto	EUNDO
AAcross 62:	Pale blue hue
AAcross 63:	Seats for some members of the wedding
AAcross 64:	What a waiter waits for
AAcross 65:	Notch made by a saw
DDown 1:	Better ___
DDown 2:	God of love
DDown 3:	Go overboard
DDown 4:	"Ye are the salt of ___"	THEEARTH
DDown 5:	Misanthrope
DDown 6:	Fill the hull
DDown 7:	Units of electrical resistance
DDown 8:	"Ode ___ Nightingale"	TOA
DDown 9:	Occurring every sixty minutes
DDown 10:	City in NE France	EPINAL
DDown 11:	Cupid's wings
DDown 12:	Story of the Forsytes
DDown 13:	"I Only Have ___ for You," 1934 song
DDown 18:	Singer-dancer Lane
DDown 19:	Wine and dine
DDown 23:	Oliver ___, English novelist: 1873–1961
DDown 24:	His wife got fat
DDown 25:	"Common Sense" author
DDown 26:	Bracket or sheep
DDown 27:	Kind of bliss
DDown 28:	Fiber for suits
DDown 30:	Love feast
DDown 31:	Scottish court officer
DDown 32:	"Your bonny brow was ___": Burns
DDown 34:	"You ___ My Sunshine," 1940 song
DDown 35:	Farewell from Fabius
DDown 38:	Building with a drill hall
DDown 39:	Languishing, as a swain
DDown 44:	Changes
DDown 46:	Kind of criminal trial
DDown 48:	Lover
DDown 49:	Place for an outdoor wedding
DDown 50:	Tennis stroke
DDown 51:	Like a superstar
DDown 52:	Symbol of purity
DDown 53:	"I am too ___": Juliet
DDown 54:	Wave, in Le Havre	ONDE
DDown 55:	Entertainer Adams	EDIE
DDown 56:	Historic Hungarian city
DDown 57:	Egotist's love
DDown 59:	"___ Love," 1939 song