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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 12th August 1984
There are 65 across clues and 78 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 12th August 1984. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Augusta invitee
AAcross 7: Dijon dessertsTARTES
AAcross 13: Gabor and LupescuMAGDAS
AAcross 19: Performs a canticle
AAcross 21: Lots
AAcross 22: Old style love song
AAcross 23: Pitting machines
AAcross 24: What a candy farmer can do
AAcross 26: What a Persian outfielder can doSHAGRUGS
AAcross 28: Female rabbit
AAcross 29: Furbish
AAcross 30: Available
AAcross 32: Teacher of Guarnieri
AAcross 35: Saunter
AAcross 38: Russian writer EhrenburgILYA
AAcross 42: What an aerial broker can doTRADEWINDS
AAcross 45: ___ Tafari (Haile Selassie)
AAcross 46: Challenge to climbers
AAcross 49: Helps on 46 Across
AAcross 50: "A short madness": Horace
AAcross 51: Calvin followerIST
AAcross 52: What the meat tailor didPRESSEDHAM
AAcross 54: Author RandAYN
AAcross 55: "Too ___ be true"GOODTO
AAcross 57: Arens or Herzog
AAcross 58: American muralistAHL
AAcross 60: "___ body meet a body . . . ": J.C. CrossIFA
AAcross 62: Literary strife
AAcross 63: Emulate Magnum
AAcross 66: Father of TheseusAEGEUS
AAcross 68: "Myth of Hercules" painterRENI
AAcross 69: Footlike part
AAcross 72: What an underwater gunner can do
AAcross 74: Monsarrat's "The Cruel ___"
AAcross 75: Singer Cantrell
AAcross 77: ___ clay (frailty)FEETOF
AAcross 78: Costly strings, for short
AAcross 82: Historic periods
AAcross 83: Northumberland riverALN
AAcross 84: Anchor tackle
AAcross 86: Enlighten
AAcross 90: Mariachi mavenALPERT
AAcross 92: Type
AAcross 94: What an orchestral trapper can doSNAREDRUMS
AAcross 97: Imogene's co-starSID
AAcross 98: Basket fiber
AAcross 100: Newman or Whiteman
AAcross 101: ___ a pinNEATAS
AAcross 102: Auction ender
AAcross 103: What a fish organizer can doPOOLSHARKS
AAcross 105: Player who cuts the cards
AAcross 106: Festoon
AAcross 108: Contact-restoring device
AAcross 109: Lady of a 1932 hit songEADIE
AAcross 113: Kind of jib or salami
AAcross 115: Accouter
AAcross 117: What a judge can do in a saloon
AAcross 122: What a fruit squeezer can do
AAcross 127: Glacial deposit
AAcross 128: Lady of Lérida
AAcross 129: Dimes, quarters, etc.
AAcross 130: Burr and Hamilton, e.g.
AAcross 131: Levy
AAcross 132: Bara, Pringle et al.
AAcross 133: Adorn leatherwork
DDown 1: Liberty or America
DDown 1: Liberty or America
DDown 2: Literary coll.ANTH
DDown 3: Periclean promenade
DDown 4: Chinese fraternity
DDown 5: Part of inviernoENERO
DDown 6: "M*A*S*H" episode, now
DDown 7: Fun-loving Rover Boy
DDown 8: Kind of rain
DDown 9: Inserts a fresh clip
DDown 10: "___ to your leader"TAKEME
DDown 11: Abbr. with a checkENC
DDown 12: Admonition to a cinema gabberSSH
DDown 13: Nutmeg spice
DDown 14: Eavesdropper in Act III of "Aïda"AMONASRO
DDown 15: Automaton
DDown 16: What an art engineer can do
DDown 17: Biog. note for PlutarchAET
DDown 18: Anne or Geneviève: Abbr.STE
DDown 20: Upper-rank NCOSSGT
DDown 25: Joint-sealing gasket
DDown 27: Ex-basketballer SandersSATCH
DDown 31: Malay sailer
DDown 33: Entitled to putt first
DDown 34: Most unmusical
DDown 36: "___ in is a rotten egg"LASTONE
DDown 37: Locale of Tartu and Pärnu
DDown 38: African warrior unit
DDown 39: Gibbons of Malay
DDown 40: North Sea feederYSER
DDown 41: No. 1 DamasceneASSAD
DDown 43: Miss Rubens of the silents
DDown 44: Painter of the ballet
DDown 47: Thoughtful phraseISEE
DDown 48: Perceived
DDown 53: Kind of fuel
DDown 54: Beth's preceder
DDown 56: Crab catcher
DDown 59: "___ loaf is better . . . "
DDown 61: Tyrant
DDown 64: Bedspread fabric
DDown 65: Offensive in 1968 news
DDown 67: Pvt. and cpl., e.g.
DDown 69: Gratified
DDown 70: Previously
DDown 71: What a monstrous photographer can do
DDown 73: Cowlick, e.g.
DDown 76: EnzymeASE
DDown 77: Borgnine movie role
DDown 79: Yemeni seaport
DDown 80: Toff, U.S. style
DDown 81: Discard
DDown 85: Autocrat
DDown 87: Erskine or Durant
DDown 88: D.C. agent
DDown 89: Sum, ___, fui . . .
DDown 91: Maturative agents
DDown 93: Minus
DDown 95: SANE concern
DDown 96: Preakness winner: 1942ALSAB
DDown 99: O.T. first five
DDown 100: Munsel or LumumbaPATRICE
DDown 104: Auditor
DDown 107: Sri Lanka export
DDown 110: ___ Joan Sutherland
DDown 111: Perfume ingredient
DDown 112: Violinist ZimbalistEFREM
DDown 114: Wood sorrels
DDown 116: Chow or lo ___
DDown 118: Paschal ___
DDown 119: Year in Louis the Fat's reignIIIO
DDown 120: Endings for ethyl and butyl
DDown 121: Org. meeting
DDown 122: Monogram of 1861CSA
DDown 123: "For ___ a jolly good . . . "
DDown 124: Ar–tee connection
DDown 125: Initials at Troy, N.Y.RPI
DDown 126: French possessiveSES
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