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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 14th September 1980
There are 70 across clues and 72 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 14th September 1980. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Mournful
AAcross 4: Jai ___ALAI
AAcross 8: Man of Manche
AAcross 13: Trevi tidbit
AAcross 17: Star in PegasusENIF
AAcross 19: Entomb
AAcross 20: Epic translated by Pope
AAcross 21: Turgenev's birthplaceOREL
AAcross 22: DowitcherQUAILSNIPE
AAcross 24: Lampoon
AAcross 26: Comes down, like Hillary
AAcross 27: Mercatorial device
AAcross 29: Follows
AAcross 30: Foulard
AAcross 31: Trees or monkeys
AAcross 33: Suffixes with Jersey and WisconsinITES
AAcross 34: Meas. of area
AAcross 36: Basketball teams
AAcross 39: Form of croquet
AAcross 43: Perkin's purple
AAcross 44: Writer SinclairUPTON
AAcross 45: Mont Buet is one
AAcross 47: Famous Spartans' coachMUNN
AAcross 48: Seaman's word
AAcross 49: Miasma
AAcross 50: Long leg
AAcross 52: Packy ___ (Bob Hope)
AAcross 53: Hwy.RTE
AAcross 54: Movie shots
AAcross 55: Himalayan cedars
AAcross 57: Weight in Calcutta
AAcross 58: Solaced
AAcross 60: Required beforehand
AAcross 62: Project; plan
AAcross 62: Project; plan
AAcross 63: Hitler's fatherALOIS
AAcross 64: Expend or exhaust
AAcross 65: Japanese varnish treeLACQUERPLANT
AAcross 68: Demolish
AAcross 71: Emulate Lot's wife
AAcross 72: Apportion
AAcross 73: D.S.C. receiverCITEE
AAcross 74: Lingerie item
AAcross 75: Furniture style
AAcross 77: Fuliginous
AAcross 78: Mails a letter
AAcross 79: Sit down heavily
AAcross 80: Squash, e.g.
AAcross 81: Sum, esse, ___ . . .FUI
AAcross 82: Ethan of fictionFROME
AAcross 83: Actor in "Get Carter": 1971CAINE
AAcross 84: Bergen puppetSNERD
AAcross 86: Where hounds go round and roundDOGRACES
AAcross 88: Head of a tale
AAcross 89: Sounds in roundsTRAS
AAcross 92: Below, to Blake
AAcross 93: Under: Prefix
AAcross 94: Having a wide rangeFARGOING
AAcross 98: Peak in NepalAPI
AAcross 99: Most sentimental
AAcross 104: Water-skier's next of kin
AAcross 106: Redoubles
AAcross 108: Buck's Wang ___
AAcross 109: Use artgum
AAcross 110: Ruined
AAcross 111: Madame Bovary
AAcross 112: Cheat on a check
AAcross 113: Wet
AAcross 114: First place
AAcross 115: Haggard's title
DDown 1: Logician's abbr.SEQU
DDown 2: "Requiem for ___"ANUN
DDown 3: "Buenos ___!"
DDown 4: Author Tyler
DDown 5: FirpoLUIS
DDown 6: French Dadaist
DDown 7: Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 5 ___INEMINOR
DDown 8: Hobohemian's cousin
DDown 9: Biographer Winslow
DDown 10: "Little ___ Marker"
DDown 10: "Little ___ Marker"
DDown 11: Chilean evergreen shrub
DDown 12: Inference
DDown 13: Adjective for Gobel
DDown 14: Dies ___IRAE
DDown 15: Comedian Foxx
DDown 16: English country festivals
DDown 18: Imaginary
DDown 19: Man, for one
DDown 23: Label on a French garmentLAINE
DDown 25: Champagne bucket
DDown 28: Envelope abbr.ATTN
DDown 31: Singers Schipa and GobbiTITOS
DDown 32: Parts of turbines
DDown 34: City in Uruguay
DDown 35: Myrtle used for timberQUEENSCRAPE
DDown 36: Like some buildings in S.F.QUAKEPROOF
DDown 37: Raised the bet
DDown 38: Kind of rule
DDown 40: Like railroads, gas companies, etc.QUASIPUBLIC
DDown 41: Loose, as a diamond
DDown 42: ___ nousENTRE
DDown 43: Chagall
DDown 46: Small decorations on books
DDown 49: British appraisers
DDown 50: Murrow's "___ Now"SEEIT
DDown 51: Ties
DDown 54: Add
DDown 55: Idler
DDown 56: Seis plus unoSIETE
DDown 59: Continuation of a bk.SEQ
DDown 60: Tropical aquarium fish
DDown 61: Châlons-___-Marne
DDown 63: State of having wings
DDown 65: Bounds' partner
DDown 66: Locale for RosalindARDEN
DDown 67: Tarquin the ___
DDown 68: Dime of 1792
DDown 69: Beldam
DDown 70: Sprinter's goal
DDown 73: Kin of the belly dance
DDown 76: Pledge
DDown 78: Postquarantine permission to use a port
DDown 79: Mouth organ
DDown 82: Tighten, as drum cords
DDown 83: S.A. rodent
DDown 85: Tackle
DDown 87: Equipped
DDown 90: Had the flu
DDown 91: Springe
DDown 93: Famed painter of ranch handsHURD
DDown 94: ColumboFALK
DDown 95: Here, in HondurasAQUI
DDown 96: Litter Lilliputian
DDown 97: Emulate beavers
DDown 99: Radio's "Vic and ___"
DDown 100: Host at Valhalla
DDown 101: End of an O'Neill title
DDown 102: Trucking rig
DDown 103: Autocrat
DDown 105: Compass dir.
DDown 107: "Hansel ___ Gretel"UND
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