New York Times Answers - Sunday, 1st January 1978 There are 82 across clues and 91 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 1st January 1978. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Spikes the coffeeLACESAAcross 6: Newsy digestRECAPAAcross 11: RostersROTASAAcross 16: ConformADAPTAAcross 21: Siouan SoonerOSAGEAAcross 22: Bastard wingALULAAAcross 23: "___ down to the seas again"IMUSTAAcross 24: ChutzpahMOXIEAAcross 25: Punctuation markCOLONAAcross 26: Galileo, for onePISANAAcross 27: Sculpture pieceTORSOAAcross 28: All thumbsINEPTAAcross 29: Start of a verseOFFTOWASHINGTONIWENTAAcross 33: Golfer's gearIRONSAAcross 34: El BahrNILEAAcross 35: Greek peakOSSAAAcross 36: AntitoxinsSERAAAcross 40: Bird classAVESAAcross 43: Union of twoDUADAAcross 45: Comaneci's rivalKORBUTAAcross 47: Vessel for hysonTEACUPAAcross 49: "___ ask; my wants are few"LITTLEIAAcross 51: Nisan, formerlyABIBAAcross 53: School Shelley attendedETONAAcross 55: KissarsLYRESAAcross 56: "The Swamp Fox"MARIONAAcross 57: "Buffoons and poets ___ related": GoetheARENEARAAcross 59: Poet laureate: 1715–18ROWEAAcross 61: EmployUSEAAcross 62: Guinness and TempletonALECSAAcross 63: "Au Clair de la ___"LUNEAAcross 64: Howl at the moonBAYAAcross 66: Social assetTACTAAcross 68: More of verseTHISISWHATIHADTOSAYAAcross 76: Supermarket lineupCANSAAcross 80: Doc's dateAPPTAAcross 81: City once called Last ChanceHELENAAAcross 82: Fourth or realESTATEAAcross 83: WoodwindOBOEAAcross 84: Capet, for oneROIAAcross 85: Wedding wordsIDOAAcross 86: Possessive pronounITSAAcross 88: Fitzgerald or GrassoELLAAAcross 89: Camera standTRIPODAAcross 91: "Habanera" singerCARMENAAcross 94: Chilean statesmanFREIAAcross 95: GoldaMEIRAAcross 96: More of verseSIRIFIWEREPRESIDENTAAcross 100: Southwest windAFERAAcross 101: "Fables in Slang" authorADEAAcross 102: Bullfighter's attendantPEONAAcross 103: Musical groupOCTETAAcross 108: Linen markingHISAAcross 111: Oil-rich landIRAQAAcross 113: NaïveARTLESSAAcross 116: Split: Comb. formSCHIZOAAcross 117: Booth or NewmanEDWINAAcross 119: PlacesPUTSAAcross 121: KilnOASTAAcross 122: Tot's transportSCOOTERAAcross 123: Projecting rimFLANGEAAcross 125: "A thing of beauty ___ forever"ISAJOYAAcross 127: Samoan seaportAPIAAAcross 129: ___-polyROLYAAcross 130: Vols' stateTENN.AAcross 131: ___-CoburgSAXEAAcross 133: Cousin of etc.ET ALAAcross 133: Cousin of etc.ET AL.AAcross 135: StevensonADLAIAAcross 137: End of verseIDABOLISHNEWYEARSDAYAAcross 144: Safari bossBWANAAAcross 147: SlantingATILTAAcross 148: Makes equalEVENSAAcross 149: PracticalUTILEAAcross 150: Deep bell tonesBONGSAAcross 151: Ecological formationBIOMEAAcross 152: Sartre subjectGENETAAcross 153: Smooth the edgesBEVELAAcross 154: Sound of a wet mopSWISHAAcross 155: Young or MatureACTORAAcross 156: Plaster of parisGESSOAAcross 157: Of spaceAREALDDown 1: DaffyLOCODDown 2: Time-setting phraseASOFDDown 3: DogieCALFDDown 4: Stuck on oneselfEGOTISTICDDown 5: Man of La ManchaSENORDDown 6: Easter IslandRAPANUIDDown 7: Landi or DidoELISSADDown 8: Ham's eldest sonCUSHDDown 9: Actor DelonALAINDDown 10: Small cupPANNIKINDDown 11: Thelma of filmsRITTERDDown 12: "Typee" sequelOMOODDown 13: EvictTURN OUTDDown 13: EvictTURNOUTDDown 14: Lawyer's aideASSISTORDDown 15: Puts awaySTOWSDDown 16: Idi of UgandaAMINDDown 17: "You ___!"DONTSAYDDown 18: Part of a halberdAXEDDown 19: DoozyPIPDDown 20: Asian holidayTETDDown 30: Odin, to Anglo-SaxonsWODENDDown 31: Shakespearean theaterGLOBEDDown 32: Have a biteEATDDown 37: Curtain colorECRUDDown 38: RegretsRUESDDown 39: Church featureAPSEDDown 40: Soprano GluckALMADDown 41: Small bottleVIALDDown 42: Common French verbETREDDown 44: Shucks!DARNITDDown 46: ScoldBERATEDDown 48: Exercises an optionELECTSDDown 50: Like Miss Procter's chordLOSTDDown 52: Honey harvestersBEESDDown 54: Part of N.B.NOTADDown 57: Prophetic tokenAUSPICEDDown 58: Large snailABALONEDDown 60: Attacks with vigorWADESINDDown 63: Great eighth-century Chinese poetLI PODDown 63: Great eighth-century Chinese poetLIPODDown 65: Yang's partnerYINDDown 67: Carved emblemTOTEMDDown 69: Made of sterner stuff.HARDIERDDown 70: MewlWHIMPERDDown 71: Jewish schoolHEDERDDown 72: Afro, beehive, etc.HAIRDOSDDown 73: Emporium eventSALEDDown 74: Gudrun's husbandATLIDDown 75: "Happy New ___!"YEARDDown 76: FingerstallsCOTSDDown 77: Hillside cavityABRIDDown 78: "Le Rouge et le ___": StendhalNOIRDDown 79: Kind of printSEPIADDown 87: Numerical suffixTEENDDown 90: Near futureOFFINGDDown 92: Sky AltarARADDown 93: ___ beetREDASADDown 94: Celebration in CádizFIESTADDown 97: Stole or shawlWRAPDDown 98: Goddess of hopeSPESDDown 99: Colorful S.A. birdTOCODDown 104: Hymn harmonizerCHORISTERDDown 105: BrozTITODDown 106: Juniper tree: Bib.EZELDDown 107: ConservativeTORYDDown 108: WeightHEFTDDown 109: SlothfulIDLEDDown 110: Disguise for ZeusSWANDDown 112: FancifulQUIXOTICDDown 114: One of the fairiesTOOTHDDown 115: Bomb on BroadwayLAYANEGGDDown 116: Milan's La ___SCALADDown 118: Divisions in cricketINNINGSDDown 120: Prufrock's creatorT. S. ELIOTDDown 122: " . . . two ___ every question"SIDESTODDown 124: That, in TaxcoESADDown 126: Trinculo, e.g.JESTERDDown 128: Actor John and familyPAYNESDDown 132: Addis ___ABABADDown 134: Mississippi sightLEVEEDDown 136: Island with large oil refineriesARUBADDown 138: ElanDASHDDown 139: Most illustrious: Abbr.ILMODDown 140: CystsWENSDDown 141: Gainer or MollbergDIVEDDown 142: One of Athena's namesALEADDown 143: HollerYELLDDown 144: Air-rifle ammoBBSDDown 145: Golly!WOWDDown 146: Witch birdANI