New York Times Answers - Monday, 28th November 1977

There are 38 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Monday, 28th November 1977. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Computer food
AAcross 5:	Gay spree
AAcross 10:	One of the prexy's staff
AAcross 14:	Like the Mojave
AAcross 15:	Corporeal channel
AAcross 16:	Place for a gutter
AAcross 17:	" . . . curse not the ___": Ecclesiastes
AAcross 18:	Filet mignon
AAcross 19:	Place in Genesis
AAcross 20:	Accepts as true	TAKESATONESWORD
AAcross 23:	Actor Mineo
AAcross 24:	Nectar inspector
AAcross 25:	Bigots
AAcross 29:	Bridge bid
AAcross 29:	Bridge bid
AAcross 33:	Kings of Norway	OLAVS
AAcross 34:	Friend, in Firenze	AMICO
AAcross 36:	Theater's favorite letters	SRO
AAcross 37:	Chill
AAcross 38:	Area between the ribs and hip
AAcross 39:	Bustle
AAcross 40:	Yellow ocher	SIL
AAcross 41:	"___ by any other name . . . "
AAcross 42:	More timid
AAcross 43:	Assumes	TAKESON
AAcross 45:	Football passes
AAcross 47:	Rushmore and Blanc, for short	MTS
AAcross 48:	Egg: Comb. form	OVI
AAcross 49:	Ultimatum of a sort	TAKEITORLEAVEIT
AAcross 58:	Leprechaun's haunt
AAcross 59:	Author of "Four Quartets"
AAcross 60:	"Whoopee!" in old Athens
AAcross 61:	Sever
AAcross 62:	Martinet's quality
AAcross 63:	Donizetti opera	RITA
AAcross 64:	Old gray mares
AAcross 65:	Like daytime TV
AAcross 66:	What revolving doors don't do
DDown 1:	Tapered tuck
DDown 2:	"Song of India," e.g.
DDown 3:	Crude mattress
DDown 4:	Sticky
DDown 5:	A common lava
DDown 6:	Men's doubles champion of early 30's	LOTT
DDown 7:	Pertaining to Mars	AREO
DDown 8:	Laurel or Kenton	STAN
DDown 9:	Retract
DDown 10:	Runt
DDown 11:	One of the "Hair" writers	RADO
DDown 12:	Wireless word
DDown 13:	Keep off
DDown 21:	Silvia ___, Met soprano
DDown 22:	Mobutu Sese ___, Zaire President	SEKO
DDown 25:	Dino's TV fete
DDown 26:	Pain: Suffix	ALGIA
DDown 27:	Make watertight
DDown 28:	Drawing room
DDown 29:	Pitchfork parts
DDown 30:	Ancient port of Rome
DDown 31:	An archangel	URIEL
DDown 32:	Pressure units
DDown 35:	Bell and Kettle
DDown 38:	Bakery workers	FROSTERS
DDown 39:	Kennedy kin
DDown 41:	City in Piedmont	ASTI
DDown 42:	Deity riding on a bull
DDown 44:	Corrects
DDown 46:	Countee Cullen's forte
DDown 49:	Sea bird
DDown 50:	Kind of code
DDown 51:	Gerald Ford's original name
DDown 52:	Mishmash
DDown 53:	Capital of Latvia
DDown 54:	Chicago landmark
DDown 55:	Kind of eye
DDown 56:	Jot
DDown 57:	Patriots or Yankees