New York Times Answers - Wednesday, 9th February 1977

There are 38 across clues and 40 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 9th February 1977. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Zodiac sign
AAcross 5:	Personnel
AAcross 10:	Spanish lady
AAcross 14:	Fat, in medicine
AAcross 15:	Strong beam
AAcross 16:	Arabian potentate
AAcross 17:	Matterhorn site
AAcross 18:	Cider
AAcross 20:	Potpourri
AAcross 22:	Electra's brother
AAcross 23:	Hebrew judge	ELI
AAcross 24:	Tendon
AAcross 26:	Abbr. on a roll-call sheet
AAcross 28:	Daft
AAcross 30:	Examination, in Italy	ESAME
AAcross 35:	Set at ease
AAcross 37:	Garment pattern
AAcross 38:	Sullen
AAcross 39:	Mideast country
AAcross 41:	Capable of
AAcross 42:	Mysterious
AAcross 44:	Cuba, Jamaica, etc.
AAcross 46:	Greek letter
AAcross 47:	Bucephalus, for one
AAcross 48:	Bard's word
AAcross 49:	Wing feather
AAcross 51:	Grampus
AAcross 53:	Know-it-all
AAcross 53:	Know-it-all
AAcross 57:	Sailor's compass
AAcross 61:	Verdant shade	APPLEGREEN
AAcross 63:	Ponder
AAcross 64:	In statu quo	ASIS
AAcross 65:	First month, in Mexico	ENERO
AAcross 66:	Madame Bovary
AAcross 67:	Last Supper portrayal	CENA
AAcross 68:	Bath or Epsom
AAcross 69:	Trainer's command
DDown 1:	Kind of bake
DDown 2:	Provoke
DDown 3:	Hokum
DDown 3:	Hokum
DDown 4:	Kind of metabolism
DDown 5:	Dross
DDown 6:	Gobelin item
DDown 7:	Snake
DDown 8:	Serious offense
DDown 9:	Monk, in Paris
DDown 10:	___ ex machina
DDown 11:	Leave out
DDown 12:	Medit. resort
DDown 13:	Greek god
DDown 19:	Good housemaid, e.g.
DDown 21:	His ___
DDown 25:	Rehash
DDown 26:	Patois
DDown 27:	Eject violently
DDown 29:	Neighbor of Ger.	AUST
DDown 31:	Certain food
DDown 32:	Kind of pie	APPLECRUMB
DDown 33:	Its favorite word is "Violation"
DDown 34:	Jagged
DDown 36:	Pornography
DDown 37:	Gorge
DDown 40:	Lacking skill
DDown 43:	Like some basses' mouths
DDown 45:	Golden calf
DDown 47:	Fig variety
DDown 50:	Old-time bravos	EUGES
DDown 52:	Montague's problem child
DDown 53:	W.W. II girl
DDown 54:	Latin pronoun	IPSE
DDown 55:	Relate, as a yarn
DDown 56:	Lohengrin's wife	ELSA
DDown 58:	Son of Seth	ENOS
DDown 59:	Elm, in Berlin	ULME
DDown 60:	Wow an audience
DDown 62:	Moray