New York Times Answers - Sunday, 30th May 1976 There are 88 across clues and 81 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 30th May 1976. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Deputy: Abbr.ASSTAAcross 5: ___ in the holeACEAAcross 8: Looks afterTENDSAAcross 13: Old carREOAAcross 16: SoakRETAAcross 19: School of a kindSHOALAAcross 21: Elders: Abbr.SRSAAcross 22: Pray, in old RomeORAREAAcross 23: Relative of the rheaEMUAAcross 24: High noteELAAAcross 25: Legendary crossingHELLESPONTBYLEANDERAAcross 29: ___ MoinesDESAAcross 30: InsultSLAPAAcross 31: FluidsSERAAAcross 32: "___ Is Born"ASTARAAcross 33: Western hillsMESASAAcross 35: Long poemsEPICSAAcross 37: U.S. agencyICCAAcross 39: MiffedSOREAAcross 40: Mountain ridgeARETEAAcross 41: Place for late movie-goersLASTROWAAcross 43: Feels compassionACHESAAcross 45: All-America crossing of 1869USBYRAILAAcross 47: British P.M.PITTAAcross 48: Scoreboard trioOOOAAcross 49: AbhorLOATHEAAcross 51: ___ CanalsSOOAAcross 52: College degreeBCSAAcross 53: Initials for a Cardinal capSTLAAcross 54: Gershwin et al.IRASAAcross 56: InnocentNAIVEAAcross 58: RevelryORGYAAcross 60: Features of needlesSHARPENDSAAcross 64: WarehouseENTREPOTAAcross 66: Baltic portRIGAAAcross 69: "We're ___ tonight on the . . . "TENTINGAAcross 70: Atomic reactorPILEAAcross 72: De ___ (too much)TROPAAcross 73: Half a U.S. lineMASONAAcross 74: ___ageTEENAAcross 75: LastFINALAAcross 76: Used the long routeDETOUREDAAcross 78: French monthMAIAAcross 80: Decisive crossing of oldRUBICONBYCAESARAAcross 85: "___ longa . . . "ARSAAcross 86: Palace near MadridESCORIALAAcross 88: Time periodsYEARSAAcross 89: ScarceRAREAAcross 91: Cuba ___LIBREAAcross 92: Kind of torch or hardBLOWAAcross 95: Part of A.M.ANTEAAcross 96: Secondary dealsRESALESAAcross 99: Doris and ClarenceDAYSAAcross 100: Catfish ___, Dogpatch delicacyEYEBALLSAAcross 102: Run on two party ticketsCROSS-FILEAAcross 104: PriceCOSTAAcross 106: Rope fiberSISALAAcross 107: Suez portSAIDAAcross 108: Can materialTINAAcross 109: From ___ ZATOAAcross 111: Opposite of syn.ANTAAcross 113: ExtremelyTHRICEAAcross 115: Latin goddessDEAAAcross 117: CollectionsSETSAAcross 118: Crossing by 94 DownDELAWAREAAcross 121: French riverISEREAAcross 122: ConfineENCLOSEAAcross 124: StupefiesDRUGSAAcross 125: Algerian portORANAAcross 127: PlantSOWAAcross 128: Holy Roman emperorOTTO IAAcross 129: Irish heroEMMETAAcross 130: Food fishesLINGSAAcross 132: One of the five W'sWHENAAcross 134: River of SpainEBROAAcross 136: Bird beakNEBAAcross 136: Bird beakNEB.AAcross 137: Solo crossingATLANTICBYLINDBERGHAAcross 143: Actress JoanneDRUAAcross 144: Richard or shadROEAAcross 145: Ancient region of Asia MinorIONIAAAcross 146: Ecol. or econ.SCIAAcross 147: Tibetan creaturesYETISAAcross 148: DunceASSAAcross 149: But, to CaesarSEDAAcross 150: Bitter or tailENDERAAcross 151: FishEELAAcross 152: DeliveredSENTDDown 1: Mountain or cigarASHDDown 2: Haggard novelSHEDDown 3: Hurok et al.SOLSDDown 4: Most farfetchedTALLESTDDown 5: SnakeASPDDown 6: Puzzle typeCROSSWORDDDown 7: Early laborerESNEDDown 8: Road of stage fameTOBACCODDown 9: Noun suffixERYDDown 10: Hero of Hindu epicNALADDown 11: Tuxedo accessoryDRESS SHIRTDDown 12: Eastern allianceSEATODDown 13: ReparationREDRESSDDown 14: Scottish uncleEMEDDown 15: Beame, to New YorkersOURMAYORDDown 16: Biblical crossingREDSEABYISRAELITESDDown 17: Of Zeno's schoolELEATICDDown 18: Cord ornamentsTASSELSDDown 20: JumpedLEAPTDDown 26: AgnewSPIRODDown 27: AfflictionsTRIALSDDown 28: Island off JapanNARUDDown 34: BlunderERRDDown 36: Billing's partnerCOOINGDDown 38: W.W. II crossingCHANNELBYALLIESDDown 41: SuppleLITHEDDown 42: Admiral's crossingATLANTICBYCOLUMBUSDDown 44: Condition, in ArlesETATDDown 46: To ___ (also)BOOTDDown 47: Attention-getting soundPSSTDDown 50: Green or gladesEVERDDown 55: Fish garnishASPICDDown 57: Lyric poemsEPODESDDown 59: Cuba's ___ San MartinGRAUDDown 61: Map abbr.RTEDDown 62: Writer LotiPIERREDDown 63: WearinessENNUIDDown 64: DashELANDDown 65: Unfolds, poeticallyOPESDDown 67: One on the moveGOERDDown 68: Relatives of ifs and butsANDSDDown 71: Daughter of CadmusINODDown 73: SwampMORASSDDown 75: French girlsFILLESDDown 77: Biblical weedsTARESDDown 78: Card combinationMELDDDown 79: ContinentASIADDown 81: IndulgeBABYDDown 82: DesiresYENSDDown 83: Lynx, for oneCATDDown 84: Betel palmARECADDown 87: Words of approximationOR SODDown 90: Brit. fliersRAFDDown 93: News noticeOBITDDown 94: Dollar throwerWASHINGTONDDown 96: Beaver or voleRODENTDDown 97: Crème de la crèmeELITEDDown 98: Wash. peopleSENSDDown 100: Small stoveETNADDown 101: GibbonsLARSDDown 103: Sleigh across a pondRIDEONICEDDown 105: Reacted sharplySAWSTARSDDown 107: Get the reasonSEEWHYDDown 109: Book supplementsADDENDADDown 110: First ___ (prison newcomers)TERMERSDDown 112: FishedTROLLEDDDown 114: JimmyCROWBARDDown 116: PretendedACTEDDDown 117: PartiesSOIREESDDown 119: MatureAGEDDown 120: SilkwormERIADDown 123: Pressure groupLOBBYDDown 126: Miss LaurieANNIEDDown 131: Province of PakistanSINDDDown 133: OtherwiseELSEDDown 135: Town of ItalyORTEDDown 138: ___ the lineTOEDDown 139: French co.CIEDDown 140: NothingNILDDown 141: Martini baseGINDDown 142: Missouri initialsHST