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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 1st June 1980
There are 72 across clues and 72 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 1st June 1980. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Religious executive
AAcross 7: Small handbill
AAcross 12: Diminished
AAcross 18: Kind of sheet or press
AAcross 19: Immediately
AAcross 20: Amplifiers of electromagnetic waves
AAcross 21: Semior citizens
AAcross 22: Shames
AAcross 24: Shining
AAcross 25: Utter
AAcross 26: N.A. Indians
AAcross 28: Culprits, in Calabria
AAcross 29: Region, to RenéCLIMAT
AAcross 31: Fast long-run carrierSUPERSONICTRANSPORT
AAcross 37: Living quarters: Abbr.
AAcross 39: Ingredient of pepper pot
AAcross 40: Cockle
AAcross 41: Chinese pagodaTAA
AAcross 42: One of the Yugoslavs
AAcross 44: Public
AAcross 46: Bullfinch specialty
AAcross 47: Long run on Broadway
AAcross 48: Army missile
AAcross 49: More competent
AAcross 51: Bulgarian weight
AAcross 53: Bone marrow
AAcross 55: An Amerind
AAcross 57: Assyrian war god
AAcross 59: "Spirit of '76" musician
AAcross 60: Vertexes
AAcross 61: Humane soc.ASPCA
AAcross 62: Verve
AAcross 63: Montemezzi's "L'Amore dei ___ Re"TRE
AAcross 66: Littler or Wilder
AAcross 67: Kitchen meas.TBS
AAcross 69: Famed physicist: 1787–1854
AAcross 70: Moon buggy
AAcross 71: Ark passenger
AAcross 72: Part of a joule
AAcross 73: Ancient mariner
AAcross 74: Perfect paradigm
AAcross 76: Hinder
AAcross 78: Feel
AAcross 79: Desolate
AAcross 80: Seculars
AAcross 81: Highly agreeable
AAcross 84: Compass pt.
AAcross 85: Squirrels' nests
AAcross 88: Brit. lexicon
AAcross 88: Brit. lexicon
AAcross 89: Mine, in MarseilleAMOI
AAcross 90: Father in ArabiaABOU
AAcross 92: Nostrils
AAcross 94: Froth
AAcross 96: Contraction
AAcross 97: Hogarth subject
AAcross 98: Nudniks
AAcross 100: Sputnik's bpl.
AAcross 101: Long run in the North
AAcross 107: With great tension
AAcross 108: A follower
AAcross 109: Press
AAcross 110: Unpopular bill
AAcross 113: "___ of Sundays": UpdikeAMONTH
AAcross 115: Radar device
AAcross 118: Worse
AAcross 120: Horn: Comb. formCERATO
AAcross 121: Would-be frat member
AAcross 122: Ultimate conclusion
AAcross 123: King of MoroccoHASSAN
AAcross 124: Dogie catcher
AAcross 125: With profundity
DDown 1: A good pair
DDown 2: Gaucho's weapon
DDown 3: Bad place for a long run
DDown 4: Augment, with "out"
DDown 5: Pancake topper
DDown 6: Part of a sonnet
DDown 7: D.C. bank groupFRB
DDown 8: Cub
DDown 9: Japanese immigrant
DDown 10: Moral principle
DDown 11: Coral of a lobster
DDown 12: Long run on TVALLINTHEFAMILY
DDown 13: Authors L. Frank and VickiBAUMS
DDown 14: Tin Pan Alley acronymASCAP
DDown 15: Like the W.C.T.U.
DDown 16: Piscivorous bird
DDown 17: Summer time in N.Y.C.DST
DDown 19: Unresisting
DDown 23: Tern
DDown 27: Actor FlynnERROL
DDown 30: Hardest part of a long run
DDown 32: Dos Passos trilogy
DDown 32: Dos Passos trilogy
DDown 33: Teatro San Carlo offerings
DDown 34: "Mean ___," 1929 song
DDown 35: Marsh hen
DDown 36: St. Patrick's headquarters
DDown 37: Land area
DDown 38: Thrive
DDown 43: Subdue
DDown 45: Result of many a long run
DDown 45: Result of many a long run
DDown 47: Ben-___HUR
DDown 50: Long run in AprilBOSTONMARATHON
DDown 52: Role for Hoffman or StreepKRAMER
DDown 54: Unter ___ Linden
DDown 56: Sherbet
DDown 58: What the victor gets
DDown 59: Hew a yew
DDown 61: Court celebrity
DDown 63: Christie's record-breaking long runTHEMOUSETRAP
DDown 64: Ransoms
DDown 65: Redactor
DDown 68: In which a long run leads to home
DDown 71: Snoop
DDown 73: Avant-gardist
DDown 75: Gromyko or VishinskyANDREI
DDown 77: Cumulus
DDown 77: Cumulus
DDown 78: School subj.SCI
DDown 81: Unit of power
DDown 82: Moslem noble
DDown 83: Card-file devices
DDown 84: Brings to court
DDown 86: Breathe
DDown 87: Tanglefoot
DDown 91: Approves
DDown 93: Adds
DDown 95: Jeu de mots
DDown 99: Like Jay Peak
DDown 102: Pushers in Hyde Park
DDown 103: Sermon of Buddha
DDown 104: Eucalyptus eater
DDown 105: Queen ___ laceANNES
DDown 106: Hole-___INONE
DDown 111: Efficiently
DDown 112: End of a Parisian's long run
DDown 113: Sigh in Stuttgart
DDown 114: ___ culpaMEA
DDown 116: An N.C.O.CPL
DDown 117: Self
DDown 119: Genethliacon, e.g.
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