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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 19th October 1980

There are 67 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 19th October 1980. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Org. for Berlin and RomeASCAP
AAcross 6: ___ bien
AAcross 10: Kind of stores
AAcross 15: Lady Hamilton
AAcross 19: Headliner in April 1909
AAcross 20: "___ soit . . . "HONI
AAcross 21: Pal, in PalermoAMICO
AAcross 22: Where cows browse
AAcross 23: Pa. city is involved in unforgettable event
AAcross 25: City taken in by sackers
AAcross 27: Surgical instruments
AAcross 28: Quiverleaf
AAcross 30: Rain repellent
AAcross 31: Being
AAcross 32: Deneb or Procyon
AAcross 33: Her mate is a ruff
AAcross 34: Mercatorial items
AAcross 37: Hindmost
AAcross 39: Alaskan city gets into some bad name-calling
AAcross 45: Habitat: Comb. form
AAcross 46: Order to Gridley
AAcross 48: Domestic
AAcross 50: Ugandan pest
AAcross 51: French city features decorative strips
AAcross 53: Like the Charleston today
AAcross 54: Except
AAcross 55: Bring about
AAcross 56: "___ sea is calm . . . ": Arnold
AAcross 58: E.R.A. for one
AAcross 60: River in Kan. and Neb.SAPPA
AAcross 61: Capp of comicsANDY
AAcross 62: More supercilious
AAcross 65: Yellow flags
AAcross 67: German city comes across with top grades
AAcross 69: Endure patiently
AAcross 72: Most loutish
AAcross 73: Bugs is his baneFUDD
AAcross 77: Incubator newcomers
AAcross 78: Williams teamEPHS
AAcross 80: Opp. of WNW
AAcross 81: F.B.I. man, at times
AAcross 83: Wylie's "Jennifer ___"
AAcross 84: Peaches
AAcross 86: Indian city has a hot-rod eventDRAGRACE
AAcross 88: Zed's Greek cousins
AAcross 91: Hawaiian goose
AAcross 92: Swan's mythical mate
AAcross 93: ___ Palmas
AAcross 94: Italian city takes on a forecaster
AAcross 96: City that finishes a Holy City
AAcross 99: "___ well . . . "
AAcross 100: Chemical endingINE
AAcross 101: Beaujolais, e.g.
AAcross 102: Former British colony
AAcross 105: Movie producer-directorFREDCOE
AAcross 109: "Our ___ Havana"MANIN
AAcross 110: Peregrinations
AAcross 114: Swiss city visited by a tourist
AAcross 116: Ecuadorean city has lots of stingers
AAcross 118: Matinee ___
AAcross 119: Bridal path
AAcross 120: Noted Japanese admiral: 1854–1937URIU
AAcross 121: Gemstone weight
AAcross 122: Sawbucks
AAcross 123: Commence, as winter
AAcross 124: Withered
AAcross 125: Autocrats
DDown 1: Summit
DDown 2: Erotic
DDown 3: Balaclavas
DDown 4: High ridges
DDown 5: Combustible heaps
DDown 6: "___ the times that try . . . "THESEARE
DDown 7: Actor Glass
DDown 8: Crate
DDown 9: Postlunch snooze
DDown 10: Ralph or GeorgeNADER
DDown 11: Orison finis
DDown 12: Force
DDown 13: Cotten and Woolley
DDown 14: Important French portLORIENT
DDown 15: Culbertson et al.ELYS
DDown 16: Provincial heirs
DDown 17: Spouse, in Savoie
DDown 18: Y.M.C.A. or N.A.A.C.P.ASSN
DDown 24: Apl. collectors
DDown 26: Spreads not for beds
DDown 29: Type of violetPARMA
DDown 34: Place attracting crowds
DDown 35: Kind of squash
DDown 36: Lucubrated
DDown 38: Famed columnist
DDown 39: Marvell's was coy
DDown 40: Impression
DDown 41: Kin of lomas
DDown 42: Storehouse
DDown 43: Letters on invitationsRSVPS
DDown 44: "___ pin . . . "SEEA
DDown 46: Transient mood
DDown 47: Calls for defrostingICESUP
DDown 49: Levies a fine
DDown 52: Legislative vote
DDown 53: Noted German philosopher-educatorPETERSEN
DDown 57: "King of the Hill" authorHOTCHNER
DDown 59: Obsessions
DDown 60: Sonny's sibling
DDown 63: "Rock On" author
DDown 64: "Life ___ jest": GayISA
DDown 66: BackwardRETRAD
DDown 67: Euclidean abbr.
DDown 68: Tease
DDown 69: Spicy odor
DDown 70: Brown Betty preparer
DDown 71: Brazzaville location
DDown 73: Evergreen
DDown 74: Morris or StewartUDALL
DDown 75: Transfer of a kind
DDown 76: Cure, as skins
DDown 77: Splotch of color
DDown 79: Corncake
DDown 82: Begum's mate
DDown 85: Plastics ingredient
DDown 87: "Spark of Life" author
DDown 89: Vestment
DDown 90: Mesdames, in Cádiz
DDown 95: ___-weenieTEENIE
DDown 97: Feeling of hatred
DDown 98: Burger ballad: 1774LENORE
DDown 99: Bryant and GilletteANITAS
DDown 101: What some clocks do
DDown 103: Dutch painter: 1613–75DOU
DDown 104: Oust
DDown 105: Glassmaker's mixture
DDown 106: Makeshift
DDown 107: Black
DDown 108: Mixed matches: Abbr.DBLS
DDown 109: Year in Louis VII's reignMCLI
DDown 111: Writer EphronNORA
DDown 112: Duffel-bag contents
DDown 113: Some jetsSSTS
DDown 115: Superlative ending
DDown 117: Letter opener
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