New York Times Answers - Sunday, 4th March 1984

There are 68 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 4th March 1984. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Canaanites' deity
AAcross 5:	Son of Jacob and Zilpah	ASHER
AAcross 10:	Venetian traveler
AAcross 14:	Rolled steel
AAcross 18:	Rounds for a certain fighter
AAcross 19:	Permission
AAcross 20:	Mosquito
AAcross 21:	Transcribe
AAcross 22:	Harlow's inheritance	JEANSGENES
AAcross 24:	Vessel for oarsmen	CREWSCRUSE
AAcross 26:	Earthworms
AAcross 27:	Docent's relative
AAcross 29:	Moslem decrees
AAcross 30:	Kenny Rogers hit
AAcross 31:	Wisent
AAcross 32:	Dandy
AAcross 33:	Author-columnist Joseph	ALSOP
AAcross 36:	Spy's necessity
AAcross 37:	Lab tube
AAcross 41:	___ bene
AAcross 42:	Koussevitzky's crescendos	SERGESSURGES
AAcross 46:	Butter
AAcross 47:	Mideast diplomat	EBAN
AAcross 48:	Kirghizian range or valley	ALAI
AAcross 49:	Disgusting person
AAcross 50:	Diva's delight
AAcross 51:	Word of dissent
AAcross 52:	Pygmy power	MITEMIGHT
AAcross 56:	Wolfe's creator
AAcross 57:	Detailed exposition
AAcross 60:	Fillet border
AAcross 61:	Carr's "The ___ in the Waxworks"
AAcross 62:	Regimen, in Reims	DIETE
AAcross 63:	Precursor of a reaper
AAcross 64:	Corday's target
AAcross 65:	Sec. of State after Vance
AAcross 67:	Speaker of the diamond	TRIS
AAcross 68:	Like many a saint
AAcross 71:	Russian workers' collective
AAcross 72:	Vista on a tourist's postcard	SEENSCENE
AAcross 74:	Mined find
AAcross 74:	Mined find
AAcross 75:	___-Carlo Menotti	GIAN
AAcross 76:	Possessor of Mjollnir
AAcross 78:	Itinerary abbr.	RTES
AAcross 79:	Star of "Scarface" in 1932
AAcross 80:	"Agnus ___"
AAcross 81:	Rubs V.I.P.'s the wrong way	GRATESGREATS
AAcross 85:	Sacred Egyptian bull
AAcross 86:	Actor from Pen Argyl, Pa.	ALDORAY
AAcross 88:	His magic helped Prospero
AAcross 89:	Frozen wintry coating
AAcross 90:	Like Leroy Brown
AAcross 91:	Fluffs
AAcross 92:	Together, in music	ADUE
AAcross 94:	Symphony originally named "Bonaparte"	EROICA
AAcross 97:	Greek name for Orcus
AAcross 98:	Hampers
AAcross 102:	Peak pip	BUTTEBEAUT
AAcross 104:	Pot cover, e.g.	SAVORSAVER
AAcross 106:	Higher-pitched English horn
AAcross 107:	Its capital is St.-Etienne
AAcross 108:	Not the others
AAcross 109:	Hebrides island	IONA
AAcross 110:	Absolutely not, poetically
AAcross 111:	They can be tight or loose
AAcross 112:	Auricularly appendaged
AAcross 113:	Smaller amount
DDown 1:	___ California	BAJA
DDown 2:	Kind of corner
DDown 3:	Galsworthy's "___ of Devon"
DDown 4:	Individual's request at a bank	LONELOAN
DDown 5:	Cold
DDown 6:	Rundown
DDown 7:	Late actor Conried	HANS
DDown 8:	Conductor Queler
DDown 9:	Impatient
DDown 10:	Noted Argentine name
DDown 11:	Carpathian river
DDown 12:	Comedian Lehr: 1896–1950
DDown 13:	Ultraconservative
DDown 14:	Minor to-do
DDown 15:	Kind of mouth or speaker
DDown 16:	Chevet
DDown 17:	Tournament slots
DDown 20:	Young and Mature
DDown 23:	Cuff
DDown 25:	Short riding whips
DDown 28:	Exploits
DDown 31:	Strong truck or cart
DDown 33:	In connection with
DDown 34:	Having rounded projections
DDown 35:	Remained decorous	STAYEDSTAID
DDown 36:	Box
DDown 37:	Links org.	PGA
DDown 38:	Acting Boy Scouts	TROOPTROUPE
DDown 39:	Cliff slope
DDown 40:	Emulate Cabotin
DDown 42:	Heavy silk fabric
DDown 43:	Molière character	ELISE
DDown 44:	Father of Excalibur's owner	UTHER
DDown 45:	Trumpery
DDown 50:	Deviate
DDown 53:	Victor or Roger
DDown 54:	Apollo 15 astronaut	IRWIN
DDown 55:	Sharon of "Cagney and Lacey"	GLESS
DDown 56:	Catalogue
DDown 58:	Senlin's creator
DDown 59:	European linden
DDown 61:	Loving gesture
DDown 63:	Cordwood measure
DDown 64:	"Olympia" artist
DDown 65:	One of the Gabors	MAGDA
DDown 66:	An archangel	URIEL
DDown 68:	Bismuth, e.g.
DDown 69:	Pyle or Banks	ERNIE
DDown 70:	Jefferson was one
DDown 72:	Fuddler
DDown 73:	Montana Indians
DDown 76:	Fit for barter
DDown 77:	Timothy produces it
DDown 79:	Knight's protection	MALEMAIL
DDown 81:	Decorate
DDown 82:	Respectful gesture
DDown 83:	Fortitude
DDown 84:	Snappy comeback
DDown 87:	___ dictum
DDown 89:	Amounts
DDown 91:	Speaks carelessly
DDown 92:	Developed
DDown 93:	Threw down the gauntlet
DDown 94:	Poetic dark hue
DDown 95:	Agrestic one
DDown 96:	An Amerind
DDown 97:	Indemnified
DDown 98:	Former name of Kalinin, U.S.S.R.	TVER
DDown 99:	Cry at Pan's parties
DDown 100:	Meniscus
DDown 101:	Mmes.' Latin counterparts	SRAS
DDown 103:	Geologic time
DDown 105:	Eureka!