New York Times Answers - Sunday, 17th December 1978

There are 84 across clues and 85 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 17th December 1978. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Wheeler's partner
AAcross 7:	Sling mud
AAcross 12:	Nobelist for Chemistry: 1918
AAcross 17:	Where a mudder may get fodder
AAcross 21:	"Sirenize"
AAcross 22:	Dame's associate	NOTRE
AAcross 23:	Bouquet without color
AAcross 24:	Animal's coat
AAcross 25:	Iowa farmer's get-up?
AAcross 25:	Iowa farmer's get-up?
AAcross 27:	Like a confirmed nudist?
AAcross 29:	Carlos or Juan
AAcross 30:	Gathering
AAcross 31:	Venetian family
AAcross 33:	"___ from an Old Manse"
AAcross 34:	French article	UNE
AAcross 35:	Singer Frankie	LAINE
AAcross 37:	On the qui vive
AAcross 39:	Scotland's longest river
AAcross 42:	Action at the wire
AAcross 44:	Roman ways	ITERS
AAcross 46:	Feeding the kitty
AAcross 50:	Greek matricide
AAcross 52:	Garb that can't be mentioned?
AAcross 55:	Avant-gardist
AAcross 56:	Stoned, but not squiffed
AAcross 57:	They were all about Eve
AAcross 58:	Chemical suffixes	INES
AAcross 59:	Georgian group	SVAN
AAcross 60:	Pivotal
AAcross 61:	First Oscar-winning film
AAcross 62:	He wrote "Night Music"
AAcross 64:	"___ are the snows . . . ?"
AAcross 65:	N.C. college	ELON
AAcross 66:	Dravidian language
AAcross 67:	Panza's Dapple
AAcross 68:	Less partisan
AAcross 69:	In one's birthday suit
AAcross 70:	Wear for an atoll?
AAcross 71:	Throw at Vegas
AAcross 72:	Date for Calpurnia
AAcross 73:	In the slammer
AAcross 75:	Barbarians
AAcross 77:	Ebb
AAcross 78:	Douse the lights
AAcross 80:	Whale
AAcross 81:	Under the elms
AAcross 83:	Draft initials
AAcross 86:	What Croesus had
AAcross 87:	Castilian channels	CANOS
AAcross 88:	"Golden-wedding day" destination
AAcross 89:	"Cómo ___ Vd.?"	ESTA
AAcross 90:	Questioned
AAcross 91:	Beatrice's adorer
AAcross 92:	Used a strop
AAcross 93:	Tree yielding edible pulp	PACAY
AAcross 94:	Residents: Suffix	ITES
AAcross 95:	Middling
AAcross 96:	Made corvine noises
AAcross 97:	Medicinal ointment
AAcross 98:	TV stage
AAcross 99:	Conventional robes?	GENEVAGOWNS
AAcross 102:	Her hems were high
AAcross 103:	Trap
AAcross 105:	Trees of Morocco
AAcross 106:	Spot worn on a Hindu's brow
AAcross 108:	U.S.N.A. grad
AAcross 109:	Gimlet's relative
AAcross 111:	Quotes
AAcross 113:	May heroine
AAcross 114:	July 25 heroine	STANNE
AAcross 117:	Incensed
AAcross 119:	Get news about	HEAROF
AAcross 122:	Baden-Baden, e.g.
AAcross 125:	Dressed like a dependent politician?	COATTAILED
AAcross 127:	Headgear for Campbell or Moore?	GLENGARRYCAP
AAcross 130:	Windigo
AAcross 131:	___ prosequi	NOLLE
AAcross 132:	Hitchcockian
AAcross 133:	Dog-show measurement	EARAGE
AAcross 134:	Where she wore bells
AAcross 135:	Canasta pair
AAcross 136:	Pippins
AAcross 137:	Garb for a crop sprayer?
DDown 1:	Dips bait lightly
DDown 2:	Grasso	ELLA
DDown 3:	Actor Alda
DDown 4:	French pronoun	LUI
DDown 5:	Sea fowl
DDown 6:	Survived at Monte Carlo
DDown 7:	Rhonchus creator
DDown 8:	Speck
DDown 9:	A Barrymore	ETHEL
DDown 10:	"Blessed ___ the meek . . . "
DDown 11:	Breaks
DDown 12:	Canalboats
DDown 13:	Cartoonist Peter
DDown 14:	___ nova	BOSSA
DDown 15:	Australian bird
DDown 16:	Garb worn in broken-down minarets?
DDown 17:	"Be thou as ___ as ice . . . "
DDown 18:	Ridges formed in knitting
DDown 19:	Out of work
DDown 20:	Karbis
DDown 26:	He wants his blanket	LINUS
DDown 28:	Certain civil wrongs
DDown 32:	Lalapalooza
DDown 36:	General's staff
DDown 38:	Roman tutelary gods
DDown 39:	Hat for Cosmo?
DDown 40:	Botanical space
DDown 41:	Cowards' garb?	YELLOWJACKETS
DDown 42:	Suffix with song or mob	STER
DDown 43:	Retire
DDown 45:	Kanonen
DDown 47:	Cloak worn at a Scottish port?	INVERNESSCAPE
DDown 48:	Approximated
DDown 49:	Their day is done
DDown 51:	Laurel	STAN
DDown 53:	Carelessly and diaphanously clothed?
DDown 54:	Division word
DDown 57:	Milquetoasty
DDown 59:	Recoiled
DDown 61:	Arouse
DDown 62:	"That hurts!"
DDown 63:	Give feathers a glossy finish?
DDown 64:	Like corduroy
DDown 66:	Mah-jongg pieces
DDown 67:	Writer of "America the Beautiful"
DDown 68:	One of the garment workers
DDown 70:	Wheeled, in a way
DDown 72:	Gave up, as lands
DDown 74:	Flu symptoms
DDown 76:	County in Nebraska
DDown 77:	Jabbered
DDown 78:	Cook slowly in fat
DDown 79:	Start of a Longfellow poem
DDown 80:	Judy from Jacksonville	CANOVA
DDown 82:	Free from fraud
DDown 84:	Richmond's island	STATEN
DDown 85:	She wrote "The Nine Tailors"
DDown 87:	Suit follower
DDown 89:	Frontier lawman	EARP
DDown 91:	Recipient
DDown 92:	Part of a ship's bow
DDown 93:	Pikes ___
DDown 95:	Top kick
DDown 96:	Processions
DDown 97:	Roared
DDown 99:	John of ___
DDown 100:	Shopping areas
DDown 101:	Canter or trot
DDown 102:	Plant life
DDown 104:	First city of Brittany
DDown 107:	Madison Ave. creations
DDown 110:	Lunar valley
DDown 112:	Kipling's ___ Khan
DDown 114:	Kiltie
DDown 115:	Lunch-counter phrase
DDown 116:	Alpine stream
DDown 118:	Bank (on)
DDown 120:	Miss Markey
DDown 121:	Wife, in Weimar
DDown 122:	Vamoose!
DDown 123:	British buttons
DDown 124:	Rich Little, e.g.
DDown 126:	Super ending	IOR
DDown 128:	Traveller's rider
DDown 129:	Jan.–Dec. periods	YRS