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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 2nd December 1979
There are 81 across clues and 87 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 2nd December 1979. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Smokes
AAcross 7: "Gil ___"BLAS
AAcross 11: Platter
AAcross 15: Soprano Clamma ___
AAcross 19: Historic peak
AAcross 20: Sorceress
AAcross 22: Kind of committee
AAcross 24: Nuncupative
AAcross 25: Thus spake Arthur GuinnessFORTHERECORD
AAcross 27: Thus spake Edgar Bergen, with "in"
AAcross 29: Chem. suffix
AAcross 30: Porcupine's protection
AAcross 31: Symbolized
AAcross 33: Tomato blights
AAcross 34: Heave
AAcross 35: Utmost extent
AAcross 36: Spinnaker
AAcross 37: Sty occupant
AAcross 40: Like Maine woodlands
AAcross 41: Day or Duke
AAcross 42: Currents caused by cars
AAcross 46: Poseidon's weapon
AAcross 48: Thus spake peace conferees
AAcross 50: Initials in the 30's
AAcross 51: PG or X
AAcross 52: City in Canada
AAcross 53: Like Albee's Alice
AAcross 54: Land map
AAcross 55: Was nostalgic
AAcross 56: Soph, to a frosh
AAcross 57: Low, moist place
AAcross 59: Nature: Comb. formPHYSI
AAcross 60: Pandora's escapees
AAcross 61: Art gallery
AAcross 62: Shakespeare contemporaryPEELE
AAcross 63: Be half-awake
AAcross 64: Boxer CruzTEO
AAcross 65: Thus spake CyranoVERYNASALLY
AAcross 68: Garden beauties
AAcross 69: Querimonious child
AAcross 71: Sugar-and-spice group
AAcross 72: China
AAcross 73: Scholars
AAcross 75: Thus spake Thackeray's BeckyMOSTSHARPLY
AAcross 77: Pinafore, for oneHMS
AAcross 80: Causes detritus
AAcross 81: Vicious eel
AAcross 82: Shed plumage
AAcross 83: Granny, e.g.
AAcross 84: Reliable
AAcross 85: Dewy, in poetry
AAcross 86: Entertainer RiveraCHITA
AAcross 88: Girl in "Twelfth Night"
AAcross 89: Spasms
AAcross 90: Seine tributaryOISE
AAcross 91: Bishop and Sexton
AAcross 92: Man in a box
AAcross 93: Second name
AAcross 94: Thus spake Venus de Milo
AAcross 97: Least original
AAcross 98: Suppress againRESTIFLE
AAcross 100: Studio item
AAcross 101: God, to Chinese ProtestantsSHEN
AAcross 102: Aves.' kinSTS
AAcross 103: Pierre's notion
AAcross 104: Burrows
AAcross 105: Portico for Pericles
AAcross 106: Visual
AAcross 109: Kind of larceny
AAcross 110: Gets a hint of
AAcross 112: Adage
AAcross 115: Thus spake the forgetful one at the grocery
AAcross 117: Thus spake the umpireATAHIGHPITCH
AAcross 120: To ___ (exactly)ATEE
AAcross 121: Prevent legally
AAcross 122: SquelchedSATON
AAcross 123: Apollo 7 astronautEISELE
AAcross 124: Desideratum
AAcross 125: Underling of yore
AAcross 126: Hutches
AAcross 127: Floral organ
DDown 1: Bistro
DDown 2: Mashie, for one
DDown 3: ___ du Nord, Paris
DDown 4: Newspaper department
DDown 5: Fall calls
DDown 6: Kind of stone
DDown 7: Small, tapering fish
DDown 8: Tie on a boot
DDown 9: O.T. book
DDown 10: Wodehouse title
DDown 11: Tzara's cult
DDown 12: "___ Care," 1905 songIDONT
DDown 13: Close
DDown 14: Male swan
DDown 15: Expression of mild disbeliefDOTELL
DDown 16: Saroyan hero
DDown 17: Musical refrainLALA
DDown 18: "Benevolent" ones
DDown 21: Title Columbus held
DDown 23: Thus spake the optimistic meteorologist
DDown 26: Bright
DDown 28: Uplift
DDown 32: Turkish V.I.P.
DDown 35: Schlimazel
DDown 36: Actress HassoSIGNE
DDown 37: Narrow passage
DDown 38: Wise answer
DDown 39: Thus spake Gray's herdWITHLOWVOICES
DDown 40: Hang fire
DDown 41: Fatal
DDown 42: Like a crone
DDown 43: Thus spake Beverly SillsONLYWITHNOTES
DDown 44: Hogfish
DDown 45: French composer and kinSATIES
DDown 47: Seeker of subversives: 1938–44
DDown 48: "Dirty" group of 1967
DDown 49: Where Leghorn is
DDown 52: Butterfly
DDown 54: Bell ringer, for short
DDown 56: Leporine group
DDown 57: Tongue-twister verb
DDown 58: Cheat the bookie
DDown 59: Commonplace
DDown 61: Omar's production
DDown 62: Stravinsky's "Card ___"
DDown 63: Did business
DDown 65: Ivied
DDown 66: Israeli coin
DDown 67: Fiber for cordage
DDown 68: Flounces on blouses
DDown 70: Pluto, to Plato
DDown 72: Ponies
DDown 73: Game dog
DDown 74: Achieve success
DDown 75: PeloponnesusMOREA
DDown 76: Accord
DDown 78: Ill-treat
DDown 79: Fits' partner
DDown 81: DayanMOSHE
DDown 83: EarthaKITT
DDown 85: Garand or M-1
DDown 86: Systems of signals
DDown 87: War, to Sherman
DDown 88: Futile
DDown 90: Recipient of a bid
DDown 91: Money in Madrid
DDown 92: Inspires
DDown 94: Resembling: SuffixOIDAL
DDown 95: Biological specimen replacing the original
DDown 96: Salvador from Spain
DDown 97: Strip of leather
DDown 99: Sloped
DDown 101: Toby's cousins
DDown 104: Extra dividend
DDown 105: Already, in AnhaltSCHON
DDown 106: Buck heroineOLAN
DDown 107: Bring into court
DDown 108: Beneficiary: LawUSEE
DDown 109: Signals for silencePSTS
DDown 110: Satisfy
DDown 111: Patio gear
DDown 112: Ski turn
DDown 113: Tall Asiatic treeACLE
DDown 114: Reporter's query
DDown 116: Dir. of L.A. from Reno
DDown 118: Faucet
DDown 119: "The law ___ ass": DickensISA
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