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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 17th August 1980
There are 67 across clues and 76 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 17th August 1980. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Nobelist Hahn
AAcross 5: Chick chaser
AAcross 9: The Beehive State
AAcross 13: Louis from Louisiana
AAcross 18: These are flakySOAPCHIPS
AAcross 20: Somewhat, in music
AAcross 21: He wrote "La Vie de Jésus": 1863RENAN
AAcross 22: Jeans' partnersTEESHIRTS
AAcross 23: U.S. emblem
AAcross 23: U.S. emblem
AAcross 26: Metric unit
AAcross 27: Of a piece
AAcross 29: King of Mass.
AAcross 30: ___ gestae
AAcross 31: Dock
AAcross 34: Like a chit
AAcross 36: Biblical priestELI
AAcross 37: Type of verse
AAcross 39: Play the card
AAcross 41: Despot
AAcross 45: Aegean island
AAcross 46: Event on June 17, 1775
AAcross 50: Tapir
AAcross 51: Citole and trichord
AAcross 52: Prep sch.ACAD
AAcross 53: Cay or holm
AAcross 57: Wading bird
AAcross 59: Electrical wave: PrefixONDA
AAcross 61: Scotch fiddles
AAcross 63: Wife of le roiLAREINE
AAcross 65: Epic in 12 books
AAcross 67: Persons easily swayed
AAcross 68: Rochet's relative
AAcross 69: Preeminently
AAcross 73: Poet's palindrome
AAcross 74: Fusty
AAcross 76: Trinacria, today
AAcross 77: Peak in NW Wash.
AAcross 79: Arty parties
AAcross 81: Character on a staff
AAcross 82: Foundation
AAcross 83: Suburb SE of Paris
AAcross 84: Romance lang.ITAL
AAcross 86: Harry or Henry
AAcross 89: You, to a Quaker
AAcross 92: The bends, to caisson workers
AAcross 97: U.N. labor body
AAcross 98: Title of honor
AAcross 99: Hair conditioner
AAcross 100: Oscar and family
AAcross 103: EnzymeASE
AAcross 104: Grand ___
AAcross 107: Venturi
AAcross 107: Venturi
AAcross 108: Lumber splitter
AAcross 109: By way of
AAcross 110: Flavoring for ouzo
AAcross 112: Lizard, also called fringefoot
AAcross 113: Classifies
AAcross 116: Color shadeNILEGREEN
AAcross 122: Pitiless
AAcross 123: Actuality
AAcross 124: Race-track pavilion
AAcross 125: KefauverESTES
AAcross 126: Refuges
AAcross 127: Maxwell or SchiaparelliELSA
AAcross 128: Sketched
DDown 1: East, in EssenOST
DDown 2: Hallux or dactyl
DDown 3: Menlo Park monogram
DDown 4: Rhea, to Romans
DDown 5: Talia from N.Y.C.
DDown 6: Personnel official
DDown 7: Choose
DDown 8: Pelion's supporter
DDown 9: Greek vowel
DDown 10: First sergeant
DDown 11: Area unit
DDown 12: Gardener's tool
DDown 13: Be successful
DDown 14: Pacific herbREA
DDown 15: "Odalisque" painter: 1814
DDown 16: Cob and buck
DDown 17: "___ of robins . . . "ANEST
DDown 19: Oratory
DDown 24: Patron saint of CataniaAGATHA
DDown 25: Coach Shula
DDown 28: "___ pray"LETUS
DDown 31: Spongy cake
DDown 32: Where Matrah is
DDown 33: Ruddy duck
DDown 35: President who weighed over 300 pounds
DDown 38: Barney Miller's colleagues
DDown 40: The world, to Jaques
DDown 42: Japanese seaportUBE
DDown 43: Without hesitation
DDown 44: Penny ___
DDown 47: Queen of Italy in 1900ELENA
DDown 48: External
DDown 49: Ides, in RomaIDI
DDown 54: Rope-shortening knot
DDown 55: ___-Rollin, French politician: 1807–74LEDRU
DDown 56: Curvy letters
DDown 58: Mature
DDown 59: "___ by land"ONEIF
DDown 60: Mistress QuicklyNELL
DDown 62: These beat deuces
DDown 63: Cow catcher
DDown 64: Place for a reredos
DDown 65: Vein, nerve or feather
DDown 66: "Behold!" to Brutus
DDown 70: Houdini feat
DDown 71: Inventor of dynamite
DDown 72: Affray
DDown 75: St. Ignatius of ___
DDown 78: Gaynor from ChicagoMITZI
DDown 80: Incite to attack
DDown 85: Asian silkworm
DDown 86: Parisians' pleasuresJOIES
DDown 87: Hill builder
DDown 88: The "Say Hey Kid"
DDown 90: Gaelic language
DDown 91: London hero
DDown 93: Escorts
DDown 94: Township in NE N.J.TEANECK
DDown 95: Demands firmly
DDown 96: Former county of Northern IrelandARMAGH
DDown 97: "___ Sixpence"IVEGOT
DDown 100: Small error
DDown 101: Departures
DDown 102: Lizzie's predecessor
DDown 105: Pips or pippins
DDown 106: Protozoan
DDown 110: Opposite of apterous
DDown 111: Ending for differ or referENCE
DDown 114: Suffix for ethyl
DDown 115: Birds ___ featherOFA
DDown 117: "___ Be Seeing You": 1938
DDown 117: "___ Be Seeing You": 1938
DDown 118: Curl or Funseth
DDown 119: Cont.EUR
DDown 120: Compass pt.
DDown 121: Just out
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