New York Times Answers - Monday, 14th March 1977

There are 37 across clues and 37 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Monday, 14th March 1977. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Tack on
AAcross 4:	Epsom products
AAcross 9:	Man from Dundee
AAcross 13:	Farm unit
AAcross 14:	French spa	EVIAN
AAcross 15:	Burn
AAcross 16:	City near San Diego
AAcross 18:	Swiss river
AAcross 19:	Covering
AAcross 20:	Study
AAcross 22:	Withered
AAcross 23:	Unexpected victory
AAcross 24:	City in Wisconsin
AAcross 27:	Horse guidance
AAcross 30:	Group character
AAcross 31:	Viscount Templewood	HOARE
AAcross 32:	Ossuary
AAcross 33:	French "well"
AAcross 34:	Springs
AAcross 35:	Bluish-green
AAcross 36:	German spa
AAcross 37:	Guys' partners
AAcross 38:	Vinegar bottle
AAcross 39:	With heavy steps
AAcross 41:	Mexican meat dish
AAcross 42:	Price of a thought
AAcross 43:	Web
AAcross 44:	Kind of monkey
AAcross 46:	Have no ___ (shun)	PARTOFIT
AAcross 50:	King or poet
AAcross 51:	David's friend John
AAcross 53:	Sommer	ELKE
AAcross 54:	Short
AAcross 55:	Slippery
AAcross 56:	Ogler
AAcross 57:	Like Ida or Sue
AAcross 58:	Look at
DDown 1:	Throb
DDown 2:	Kind of store
DDown 3:	Snare's partner
DDown 4:	Harsh
DDown 5:	Of coots, loons, etc.
DDown 6:	Incline
DDown 7:	Use a shuttle
DDown 8:	Turtles and fish
DDown 9:	Cows
DDown 10:	Cultural center in N.Y. State
DDown 11:	Gig rig
DDown 12:	Dryad's home
DDown 13:	Play part
DDown 17:	Enthusiastic agreements
DDown 21:	Being
DDown 23:	Asian range
DDown 24:	Beard the lion
DDown 25:	Wicker's "___ to Die"	ATIME
DDown 26:	Kind of retriever	CHESAPEAKE
DDown 27:	Table linen
DDown 28:	Thin porridge
DDown 29:	Growing out
DDown 31:	Ilex
DDown 34:	Hooks up
DDown 35:	Dress necessities
DDown 37:	Hideouts
DDown 38:	Rank
DDown 40:	More expensive
DDown 41:	Three-line stanza
DDown 43:	Rectory
DDown 44:	Exultation
DDown 45:	Depend
DDown 46:	Whittle
DDown 47:	Skedaddle
DDown 48:	Hercules's captive	IOLE
DDown 49:	Give it a whirl
DDown 52:	Cut to shape