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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 17th February 1980
There are 73 across clues and 70 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 17th February 1980. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Kind of rally
AAcross 4: AssertsHASIT
AAcross 9: Ocean
AAcross 13: One of a Nixon sextet
AAcross 19: Aramis, to Athos
AAcross 20: City on the Seyhan
AAcross 21: Hector Hugh Munro
AAcross 22: Sojourn
AAcross 23: Version of a game also called mill or merelsNINEMENSMORRIS
AAcross 26: Shavers of the ringEARNIE
AAcross 27: City in Greece
AAcross 28: Plaster the walls
AAcross 29: Game played with burning brandy
AAcross 31: Atlas contents
AAcross 32: Greeting in Lod
AAcross 34: Eins plus zweiDREI
AAcross 35: "Slippery" tree
AAcross 36: From ___ ZATO
AAcross 37: Irving's BonesBROM
AAcross 38: Astronaut Grissom
AAcross 40: Courage; spirit
AAcross 42: Catch
AAcross 44: " . . . and two if ___"BYSEA
AAcross 46: Hairpiece for Sir Roger
AAcross 49: Turn right
AAcross 50: Seventh Greek letter
AAcross 52: By all means: SlangINDEEDY
AAcross 54: Actress BalinINA
AAcross 55: Jacob's vision
AAcross 57: Gave a hoot
AAcross 58: Hurting
AAcross 59: Amused expression
AAcross 62: "Roberta" composer
AAcross 63: Spud
AAcross 64: Kind of ingenuity
AAcross 66: Seat of Clearwater Co., IdahoOROFINO
AAcross 68: Seat of Essex Co., Mass.
AAcross 69: Teases goodnaturedly
AAcross 70: Boston hockey team
AAcross 71: Seats for judges
AAcross 72: New Year's word
AAcross 73: Lunar New Year in Asia
AAcross 74: Tweed Ring's nemesis
AAcross 75: Cabbage or kale
AAcross 76: A son of Jacob and Leah
AAcross 78: Suffix for CapriOTE
AAcross 79: Tall summer drink
AAcross 81: Celestial sphere
AAcross 82: Rip off
AAcross 84: Laurel-derived spice
AAcross 86: Disney's middle nameELIAS
AAcross 88: Doone and LuftLORNAS
AAcross 91: Solitudinarian
AAcross 93: Boyd-___, Peace Prize winner: 1949
AAcross 94: "Will be," in a Doris Day hit
AAcross 95: Prescription abbrs.CCS
AAcross 97: Add up
AAcross 98: "Country" SlaughterENOS
AAcross 100: Orchid derivatives
AAcross 102: Sing like Ella
AAcross 103: Game played for money in a hatSHUFFLECAP
AAcross 106: Brian ___, early Irish kingBORU
AAcross 107: Lathered up
AAcross 108: Famous BorgiaCESARE
AAcross 109: Card game also called Earl of CoventrySNIPSNAPSNORUM
AAcross 112: Antarctic coastal area
AAcross 113: Out of work
AAcross 114: Silas Marner's foundlingEPPIE
AAcross 115: "The Greatest"
AAcross 116: Bears from WacoBAYLOR
AAcross 117: Opposite of daNYET
AAcross 118: Mother Goose entry
AAcross 119: Inventor's monogram
DDown 1: Jipijapa item
DDown 2: Moslem nobleman's bailiwick
DDown 3: Table game
DDown 3: Table game
DDown 4: Muggers on the boards
DDown 5: Author of "Fables in Slang"
DDown 6: Card game of the all fours familySANCHOPEDRO
DDown 7: Trouser line
DDown 8: Dravidian language
DDown 9: Tadzhik or Turkmen: Abbr.SSR
DDown 10: Flivvers
DDown 11: Four of ___ (high poker hand)AKIND
DDown 12: Make friendly
DDown 13: Ascribed
DDown 14: Posterior
DDown 15: Eshkol or Eban
DDown 16: Cricket variationSINGLEWICKET
DDown 17: Manner of speaking
DDown 18: "Has Anybody Here ___ Kelly?"
DDown 24: Dawn goddess
DDown 25: Branch of learning
DDown 30: Made a sound
DDown 32: Mrs., in MadridSRA
DDown 33: Elimination game
DDown 37: Train a tyro
DDown 39: Buildings in capital cities
DDown 41: Effort
DDown 43: ___ Aviv
DDown 44: Tennyson crossed it: 1892
DDown 45: To the pointADREM
DDown 47: Belong
DDown 48: Most lively
DDown 51: Big casino's spot
DDown 53: Suffix for musket or cannon
DDown 56: Nookeries
DDown 58: Crumb toter
DDown 59: Friendly chat
DDown 60: Textbook insert
DDown 61: British keno or lotto gameHOUSEYHOUSEY
DDown 63: Citrus hybrid
DDown 64: U.S. locksmith
DDown 65: Pyrenees republic
DDown 67: In good shape
DDown 68: Pan-fry
DDown 69: Poorly played whistBUMBLEPUPPY
DDown 71: Bloke
DDown 72: Ditty
DDown 75: Fix the boundaries of
DDown 76: Sparks's frantic message
DDown 77: Part of N.C.O.
DDown 79: Suffix with cash or clothIER
DDown 80: Man on a tylopod
DDown 83: Game like chemin de fer
DDown 85: "___ the curtains": CowperLETFALL
DDown 87: Jidda nativesARABS
DDown 89: Conjunctions
DDown 90: Shoulder blade
DDown 92: Alarm bell
DDown 94: Heavenly being
DDown 96: Thwart
DDown 97: Gardner's "___ Calls it Murder"THEDA
DDown 99: Dennis or Duncan
DDown 101: See 91 Across
DDown 102: ___ CanalsSOO
DDown 103: Strikebreaker
DDown 104: Cold, in CádizFRIO
DDown 105: Rug surface
DDown 107: Old dagger
DDown 110: Nana, to Wendy
DDown 111: Actor Alastair
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