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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 3rd February 1980
There are 66 across clues and 78 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 3rd February 1980. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Flirtation
AAcross 10: ___ vobiscum
AAcross 13: Eliot called it cruellest
AAcross 18: Chicago-born actressRAQUELWELCH
AAcross 20: Secretary between Day and Root
AAcross 21: Succulent
AAcross 22: Furniture on castersTRUNDLEBEDS
AAcross 23: Fenway Pk. starYAZ
AAcross 24: Shakespearean settingARDEN
AAcross 25: "Grand Old Man of Football"STAGG
AAcross 26: They're often exploded
AAcross 28: Pay
AAcross 29: One of Uranus's moons
AAcross 31: In medias ___
AAcross 32: Pen talk
AAcross 35: Adjective aptly applied to Apley
AAcross 36: Ozark "encore"
AAcross 37: Grandiosity of a sort
AAcross 41: Seaworthy
AAcross 42: Resort in the Bahamas
AAcross 43: Austrian contralto: 1803–77UNGER
AAcross 44: Mrs. Warner's nicknameLIZ
AAcross 47: Shetland chapeau
AAcross 48: He once was Bud's buddy
AAcross 49: Ictus
AAcross 51: Irish countyCLARE
AAcross 53: Conforming
AAcross 55: Passover wafer
AAcross 57: Store-window sign
AAcross 58: Exculpate
AAcross 60: Sides of cricket fields
AAcross 64: Locale of a 1944 novelADANO
AAcross 65: Gym twist
AAcross 69: Spreads nitrates
AAcross 71: Excellent poker handAAAAQ
AAcross 72: "Darling, Je Vous ___ Beaucoup"AIME
AAcross 73: Beatle name
AAcross 74: TamiroffAKIM
AAcross 75: Pippin
AAcross 78: Insipid
AAcross 82: Bumps on the skin
AAcross 84: Hedda of fictionGABLER
AAcross 87: Kramden's vehicle
AAcross 88: "No way!"
AAcross 89: Loser to H.C.H.: 1928AES
AAcross 90: Search widely
AAcross 92: Restrain with a chain
AAcross 95: Pitchfork part
AAcross 96: She was Tosca on TV in 1955
AAcross 98: Mrs. Van Buren, née ___
AAcross 99: Coin of Cuba
AAcross 102: Sierra ___
AAcross 103: Mardi Gras V.I.P.
AAcross 104: Bloodhound's clue
AAcross 106: Product for overseas sale
AAcross 108: Callas or Tallchief
AAcross 110: Vowel sequenceAEIOU
AAcross 112: Ante
AAcross 113: Desert coat
AAcross 115: Principle of minimized hypotheses
AAcross 119: True's partner
AAcross 120: Grackle
AAcross 121: Hawkish
AAcross 122: "___ of Iwo Jima"
AAcross 123: Persian unit of lengthZAR
AAcross 124: After-dinner drink
DDown 1: The fourth MusketeerDARTAGNAN
DDown 2: Piscine pens
DDown 3: Fencer's maneuver
DDown 4: Sill
DDown 5: "Well, ___ be!"
DDown 5: "Well, ___ be!"
DDown 6: Word with some or struck
DDown 7: Beak
DDown 7: Beak
DDown 8: Renowned Missourian
DDown 9: She grins and bares it
DDown 10: Mr. America's source of pride
DDown 11: Drivers' org.
DDown 12: Talleyrand's "Affair"XYZ
DDown 13: Character in the "Iliad"
DDown 14: Like Burgess's cow
DDown 15: "___ cockhorse . . . "RIDEA
DDown 16: ___ saleICENT
DDown 17: Dorothea ___ DixLYNDE
DDown 18: Wall St. abbr.RTS
DDown 19: Winner over T.E.D.HST
DDown 27: After yoo or boo
DDown 28: Thrall of puzzledom
DDown 30: K–S connectionLMNOPQR
DDown 31: Grid linemenRGS
DDown 33: Convent dwellers
DDown 34: Delivery to a pub
DDown 36: ___ spumanteASTI
DDown 38: N.C.A.A.'s rivalAAU
DDown 39: Noted U.S. entomologist: 1879–1943
DDown 40: D.C. group protecting minoritiesCRC
DDown 44: Calif. pearl-fishing center
DDown 45: Mrs. Vernon CastleIRENE
DDown 46: Two Greek philosophersZENOS
DDown 48: "___ d'Or," 1909 operaLECOQ
DDown 50: Mansard
DDown 52: Home of over 25,000 Garden StatersLODINJ
DDown 54: Japanese straw mat
DDown 55: XVII times LIXMIII
DDown 56: N.R.C. concern
DDown 59: Actress Hagen
DDown 61: Hew a yew
DDown 62: Manumit
DDown 63: RR depotSTN
DDown 64: Shade of green
DDown 65: Southern African foxCAAMA
DDown 66: Jack of old films: 1903–78OAKIE
DDown 67: Catches red-handed
DDown 68: Actress Patricia
DDown 70: Damages
DDown 76: Rose, for onePETE
DDown 77: Set costs of articles before retailing
DDown 79: Emulates Gompers
DDown 80: 12:51NINETOONE
DDown 81: Quintet in this puzzle
DDown 83: EnzymeASE
DDown 84: Used up
DDown 85: Detroit offering
DDown 86: College near Phila.BRYNMAWR
DDown 87: Bill, in NiceBEC
DDown 91: Young zebra
DDown 93: Molasses
DDown 94: Variety headline wordHIX
DDown 95: " . . . to reach ___ of God": WildeTHEEARS
DDown 96: What Lot's wife did
DDown 97: A.F.T. rivalNEA
DDown 99: Aphids
DDown 100: Paperboy's cry
DDown 101: Whence Cugat came
DDown 105: "I do not ___ farthing candle . . . for Handel": LambCAREA
DDown 107: Riverfront men
DDown 109: Hijack
DDown 111: Ust-___, U.S.S.R. plateauURT
DDown 113: Axlike tool
DDown 114: Ewe said it
DDown 116: Alpine pasturelandALM
DDown 117: Year in the 11th centuryMII
DDown 118: N.C.O.SGT
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