New York Times Answers - Sunday, 20th February 1977 There are 70 across clues and 69 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 20th February 1977. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: One of the clefsBASSAAcross 5: ___ splittingSIDEAAcross 9: Rubber treesULESAAcross 13: PilesHEAPSAAcross 18: Can. provinceALTAAAcross 19: Big birdsEMUSAAcross 20: Having hairPILARAAcross 22: Where the surrey's fringe isONTOPAAcross 23: Kind of drop or sheetTEARAAcross 24: Elec. unitsAMPSAAcross 25: Eniwetok, e.g.ATOLLAAcross 26: Search widelySCOURAAcross 27: Serengeti coterieHERDOFELEPHANTSAAcross 30: Early rabbiTANNAAAcross 31: Seasick one's goalSHOREAAcross 32: StarrRINGOAAcross 33: AppearanceASPECTAAcross 34: DrinkADEAAcross 37: Jan. and Feb.MOSAAcross 38: Native of a Cyclades islandMELIANAAcross 39: Riding coteriesPOSSESAAcross 40: Coterie in tutusCORPS DE BALLETAAcross 43: Norse-myth figureLIFAAcross 44: Filament: SuffixTENEAAcross 45: Turkish titleAGAAAcross 46: Love songSERENAAAcross 48: Times of day: Abbr.AMSAAcross 51: Madison Ave. tenantAGENCYAAcross 54: LegendMYTHAAcross 56: HideawayDENAAcross 57: TwangyNASALAAcross 59: ___ Fail (Irish stone)LIAAAcross 61: Ajax, to GreeksAIASAAcross 63: Prom coterieSTAGLINEAAcross 65: Berlin coterieALEXANDERSRAGTIMEBANDAAcross 71: Rhodes wonderCOLOSSUSAAcross 72: Area: Abbr.TERRAAcross 73: Diamond collectorLILAAcross 74: UnfeelingCRASSAAcross 75: MeadowLEAAAcross 77: Occupied-nation officials: Abbr.MGOSAAcross 79: Convoy coterieESCORTAAcross 84: ___-gallon hatTENAAcross 85: KingdomsREALMSAAcross 88: Ear: PrefixAURAAcross 89: SongARIAAAcross 90: Go wrongERRAAcross 91: Youthful coterieBOYSCOUTTROOPAAcross 96: Noisy opera coterieCLAQUEAAcross 100: Hungarian food: Var.GULASHAAcross 101: Blue grassPOAAAcross 102: R.R. stopSTAAAcross 103: Many TV moviesRERUNSAAcross 104: San Antonio sightALAMOAAcross 105: "___ Mio"OSOLEAAcross 107: Final stanzaENVOIAAcross 108: Pestilential coteriesSWARMSOFLOCUSTSAAcross 113: "___ the vanquished"WOETOAAcross 114: Infertile moorLANDEAAcross 115: SwillSLOPAAcross 116: Earth goddessGAEAAAcross 117: Miss TerryELLENAAcross 118: Wakefield V.I.P.VICARAAcross 119: Run easilyLOPEAAcross 120: Common abbr.ET ALAAcross 120: Common abbr.ET AL.AAcross 121: Tears down: Var.RASESAAcross 122: French marshal and familyNEYSAAcross 123: Novelist WisterOWENAAcross 124: DottedSEMEDDown 1: Robe or towelBATHDDown 2: Nautical wordALEEDDown 3: Pupil or gazerSTARDDown 4: Quartz piecesSARDSDDown 5: Bouillabaisse, e.g.SEAFOODDDown 6: DipIMMERSEDDown 7: TwofoldDUPLEDDown 8: ___ est percipiESSEDDown 9: Where Jack and Jill wentUPAHILLDDown 10: PrayersLITANIESDDown 11: Like eelsELONGATEDDDown 12: Calif. seaSALTONDDown 13: Coteries at the pearly gatesHOSTSOFANGELSDDown 14: Seals a bottleENCAPSDDown 15: ___ wit's endATONESDDown 16: Swoop down onPOUNCEDDown 17: Jack and wifeSPRATSDDown 21: Literary initialsRLSDDown 28: Resistance unitsOHMSDDown 29: One favoring church lawPRELATISTDDown 33: Neat as ___APINDDown 34: Official proceedingsACTADDown 35: Tennis champ of 1930DOEGDDown 36: Sea birdERNEDDown 38: HungarianMAGYARDDown 41: Play or fountainPENDDown 42: Dull noiseBAMDDown 43: Kind of soupLENTILDDown 47: Musical pauseRESTDDown 48: India's localeASIADDown 49: Author of "Death in Venice"MANNDDown 50: VehicleSLEDDDown 52: Old-grad groupingsCLASSREUNIONSDDown 53: Chinese weightsYINSDDown 55: Seraglio coterieHAREMDDown 58: VestmentALBDDown 60: Ceylon moonstoneADULARDDown 62: GulfweedsSARGASSOSDDown 64: Parisian friendAMIEDDown 65: C.P.A.ACCTDDown 66: EruditionLOREDDown 67: ZestELANDDown 68: Navy-ship V.I.P.'sXOSDDown 69: Donkey, in BonnESELDDown 70: Scrooge, for oneGROUCHDDown 76: Certain chaser's targetAMBULANCEDDown 78: No-seats signSRODDown 80: Ford or LincolnCARDDown 81: Spanish goldsOROSDDown 82: OutbreakRIOTDDown 83: Pacific clothTAPADDown 86: "___ 'ow!" (cockney toast)ERESDDown 87: Time periodSOLAR DAYDDown 92: WhinesYAMMERSDDown 93: Rise, as of a hillUPSLOPEDDown 94: Like a fresh-air fiend's windowTOOOPENDDown 95: PowderTALCDDown 96: Worker on harnessesCREWERDDown 97: Town in LatiumLENOLADDown 98: Funeral feastsARVELSDDown 99: One who is citedQUOTEEDDown 100: King Arthur's nephewGAWAINDDown 105: A person ___ tastes (boor)OFLOWDDown 106: Early bravosEUGESDDown 108: Part of a coat: Abbr.SLVDDown 109: Northern capitalOSLODDown 110: GlutSATEDDown 111: Athletic coterieTEAMDDown 112: Store eventSALE