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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 26th February 1984
There are 62 across clues and 78 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 26th February 1984. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Behind, at sea
AAcross 6: Drool
AAcross 12: Foolhardy
AAcross 17: Book size
AAcross 18: Makes effervescent
AAcross 20: Overly optimistic
AAcross 23: Grain grinders?GLENNANDMITCH
AAcross 25: Cleaves
AAcross 26: Driven in a group
AAcross 27: Roofer or critic
AAcross 29: Copy, for short
AAcross 30: Some are fine
AAcross 31: Actress MacGraw
AAcross 34: Underwater "wolf pack"UBOATS
AAcross 38: Botanist GrayASA
AAcross 39: Denials
AAcross 40: Shavers?REDANDSAMUEL
AAcross 44: Clear
AAcross 45: Goldsmith's "___ of Wakefield"THEVICAR
AAcross 47: Be noncommital on an issue
AAcross 49: Passionate
AAcross 52: Father of AndromacheEETION
AAcross 55: Hall and ___, musical duo
AAcross 56: Nones?DORISANDDENNIS
AAcross 60: "Up and ___!"ATEM
AAcross 63: Fitting
AAcross 64: Hit signSRO
AAcross 65: Pretentious art or writing
AAcross 68: Change the décor
AAcross 69: Bird of prey
AAcross 70: Home of maroon-and-white LeopardsEASTON
AAcross 74: Converts chips
AAcross 76: Equivoque
AAcross 77: Abbrs. on mapsRTES
AAcross 79: Safari participant
AAcross 81: A Dadaism founder
AAcross 82: "Some ___ meat and canna eat": Burns
AAcross 83: ___ Jahan
AAcross 84: Cold spells?DAVIDANDROBERT
AAcross 89: Knobs
AAcross 93: Vito FarinolaDAMONE
AAcross 94: Cocktail garnishes
AAcross 95: Pyrenees dweller
AAcross 98: Intertwines
AAcross 101: Fall mo.
AAcross 102: Fox hunts?ILKAANDCHEVY
AAcross 105: Trim
AAcross 108: Wayne Gretzky's milieu
AAcross 109: Wooden mallet
AAcross 110: Workshop, for short
AAcross 111: A DelanoSARA
AAcross 112: Baltimore et al.
AAcross 114: Bad-tempered person
AAcross 118: Jason Robards role
AAcross 120: Weaken
AAcross 124: Stags?MOSSANDLORENZ
AAcross 127: Legendary
AAcross 128: Bluish gray, as a fur
AAcross 129: Scorch
AAcross 130: Bard's preposition
AAcross 131: Pressed
AAcross 132: In pursuit of
DDown 1: Hound or shawl
DDown 2: Dance or jacket
DDown 3: Puts on guard
DDown 4: Exercises serendipity
DDown 5: Style
DDown 6: ___ Jacinto
DDown 7: Emulated Ozawa
DDown 8: Word with length
DDown 9: Ski resort
DDown 10: Cartoonist HulmeETTA
DDown 11: ___ oculi (muscle of the eye)
DDown 12: Bandeau, for short
DDown 13: Gat
DDown 14: Volcanic emission
DDown 15: Calls, in poker
DDown 16: Rails' kin?HARTANDSTEPHEN
DDown 19: Ancient Arabian countrySHEBA
DDown 21: Thistlelike plant
DDown 22: Patrimony
DDown 24: Antarctic capeADARE
DDown 28: Male gypsies
DDown 32: Bulgarian's coin
DDown 33: "I wander'd till ___": M. ArnoldIDIED
DDown 35: Oakland, for one
DDown 36: Japanese monastery
DDown 37: Trellis item
DDown 41: Served perfectly
DDown 42: Archibald of the BucksNATE
DDown 43: Negus, e.g.
DDown 45: Part of TNTTRI
DDown 46: Nobelist in Literature: 1946
DDown 48: Treasured
DDown 49: Summers
DDown 50: Quart, to a gallon
DDown 51: Chessmen?IRENEANDVERNON
DDown 53: Chemical suffixONIC
DDown 54: Naldi of the silentsNITA
DDown 57: Damascene, e.g.
DDown 58: Lie detector on Pinocchio
DDown 59: Draft agcy.
DDown 61: Statesman BenesEDUARD
DDown 62: Louvre displayMONETS
DDown 66: Niger neighbor
DDown 67: Münster mister
DDown 71: Bit
DDown 72: Mouthward
DDown 73: Shade of green
DDown 75: Genetic mutation
DDown 78: "Out, damned Spot!"
DDown 80: Encrusted, in a way
DDown 85: Therefore, in DijonDONC
DDown 86: Flowerlike: Comb. formANTH
DDown 87: Staircase feature
DDown 88: Twice
DDown 90: Fragment
DDown 91: A GardnerERLE
DDown 92: Advantage
DDown 95: Hostility
DDown 96: Harmful
DDown 97: "En Enda ___," Ingrid Bergman film: 1938NATT
DDown 99: Marsh elder
DDown 100: Important Disraeli book
DDown 103: "His word burned like ___": Ecclus.ALAMP
DDown 104: Perfumery oil
DDown 105: Threnody
DDown 106: Princely European house
DDown 107: Armored, German style
DDown 111: Letter stroke
DDown 113: Wizened
DDown 115: Autocrat
DDown 116: ConcerningASTO
DDown 117: Give profusely
DDown 119: ___ NostraCOSA
DDown 121: Inlet
DDown 122: J. Herriot, for one
DDown 123: Old English letter
DDown 125: Lisbon-to-London dir.
DDown 126: Pop
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