New York Times Answers - Sunday, 9th December 1979

There are 74 across clues and 65 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 9th December 1979. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	HUD relative
AAcross 4:	Nautical dir.
AAcross 7:	Cape Town's famous son
AAcross 12:	Pilot's residence
AAcross 17:	Revel noisily
AAcross 19:	Dieter's snack
AAcross 21:	"Wolsey" author: 1930
AAcross 23:	Raids
AAcross 24:	Iroquoian group
AAcross 25:	"___ Butterfly"	MADAMA
AAcross 26:	___ land	NOMANS
AAcross 27:	Poet McKuen
AAcross 28:	Flatfish
AAcross 30:	Yoga posture
AAcross 31:	Night watchman's residence	GUARDINAPARTMENT
AAcross 35:	Golden-rule word
AAcross 36:	Sea sight
AAcross 37:	Jack London hero
AAcross 38:	Dead heat
AAcross 39:	RR terminal	STA
AAcross 40:	Egyptian deity
AAcross 41:	" . . . ___ saw Elba"	EREI
AAcross 42:	With it
AAcross 43:	Corrigendum
AAcross 45:	Gulfs
AAcross 47:	Syrian statesman	ASSAD
AAcross 50:	Crimean resort
AAcross 52:	Former TV host	PAAR
AAcross 53:	Star: Comb. form	ASTR
AAcross 55:	Surly, churly chap
AAcross 57:	Their, in Tours	LEUR
AAcross 59:	Desert region
AAcross 60:	Exigency
AAcross 61:	Eighth-century Chinese poet
AAcross 61:	Eighth-century Chinese poet
AAcross 62:	Penned
AAcross 64:	Smooth musical passage
AAcross 67:	Gave consent
AAcross 69:	Harden
AAcross 70:	Physicist from Hungary
AAcross 71:	Item sought by 4 Down
AAcross 72:	Inca territory
AAcross 74:	Jasmine, e.g.
AAcross 75:	Check
AAcross 76:	Wapiti
AAcross 77:	Plunder
AAcross 78:	Drover's concern
AAcross 79:	Organ knobs
AAcross 82:	Permission
AAcross 85:	Bits
AAcross 87:	Ménage à ___
AAcross 89:	Irritate
AAcross 90:	Oates novel
AAcross 91:	Synagogue
AAcross 94:	N.L. arbiter
AAcross 95:	Otto ___ Bismarck	VON
AAcross 96:	Alta. or Ont.	PROV
AAcross 97:	Org. for boys	BSA
AAcross 100:	Assuage
AAcross 101:	Outcast's residence	ROOMINDEBASEMENT
AAcross 105:	Dishonest gain
AAcross 107:	Hussein's queen	NOOR
AAcross 108:	Sullivan and Wynn
AAcross 109:	Vibration
AAcross 110:	Symbol
AAcross 112:	Dallies
AAcross 114:	Cleft
AAcross 115:	Connect
AAcross 116:	Greet
AAcross 117:	Gladdens
AAcross 118:	Turn aside
AAcross 119:	Kingly
AAcross 120:	Loser to D.D.E.	AES
AAcross 121:	Book by Bry: 1976
DDown 1:	Type of benefit
DDown 2:	Lovelace's first love
DDown 3:	U.S.A.F. member
DDown 4:	Straphangers
DDown 5:	Doctor's residence	BEDSIDEMANOR
DDown 6:	Forage plant
DDown 7:	Reporter's coup
DDown 8:	Orders
DDown 9:	Suffix for cult or strict
DDown 10:	"Valse ___": Sibelius
DDown 11:	Sin City
DDown 12:	Mil. weapon
DDown 13:	Pastures
DDown 14:	Numismatist's residence	OLDQUARTERS
DDown 15:	Be brazen
DDown 16:	Marinara ingredient
DDown 18:	Fly high
DDown 20:	"Honor Thy Father" author	TALESE
DDown 22:	Start of a Williams title	CATON
DDown 27:	Operated
DDown 29:	Kind of blank
DDown 32:	German-Polish border river	NEISSE
DDown 33:	Rushes headlong
DDown 34:	"G.W.T.W." estate
DDown 41:	Item to be lent
DDown 42:	Overaggressive salesman's residence	HARDCELL
DDown 44:	Hacienda pots
DDown 45:	Calling
DDown 46:	Bargains
DDown 48:	Niacin is one
DDown 49:	Con artist's residence	DUPEPLEX
DDown 51:	Looked at the books
DDown 52:	Hunter's souvenir
DDown 54:	What hairdressers do
DDown 56:	Roundup
DDown 58:	Alludes
DDown 61:	"___ It Be," Beatles hit
DDown 62:	Juvenile delinquent's residence	YOUTHHOSTILE
DDown 63:	Couple
DDown 65:	Second-rate singer's residence	ALITTLEFLAT
DDown 66:	Robert Nagy is one
DDown 68:	Kind of walk
DDown 73:	Pulpits
DDown 78:	Haw's partner
DDown 80:	Serve drinks
DDown 81:	What he says goes
DDown 83:	Rugby's river
DDown 84:	Feud
DDown 86:	Misfortunes
DDown 88:	Jests
DDown 91:	Bob ___, pop singer	SEGER
DDown 92:	Was destructive
DDown 93:	Convenient
DDown 95:	Masculine
DDown 96:	Monogram of the "Ozymandias" poet
DDown 97:	Stupefy
DDown 98:	Nighttime disturbances
DDown 99:	Relaxed
DDown 102:	Bicuspid's neighbor
DDown 103:	Lemon on wheels	EDSEL
DDown 104:	Western hill
DDown 106:	Place for a chapeau
DDown 111:	Debussy subject	MER
DDown 113:	Proverbial dirt hider
DDown 114:	"Conning Tower" columnist	FPA