New York Times Answers - Monday, 16th January 1978

There are 37 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Monday, 16th January 1978. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Chihuahuas
AAcross 5:	Ball
AAcross 10:	Far from apple-cheeked
AAcross 14:	Heroic poem
AAcross 15:	Violently
AAcross 16:	Kazan
AAcross 17:	Hollywood name
AAcross 18:	John Drew's co-star: 1892–97	MAUDEADAMS
AAcross 20:	Contemporary comedian	ALANKING
AAcross 22:	Harsh
AAcross 23:	Speck
AAcross 24:	___ hand (obsequious)	HATIN
AAcross 27:	Mystic art
AAcross 30:	Rialto spot
AAcross 33:	Neighbor of Silver Springs	OCALA
AAcross 34:	Textile workers
AAcross 35:	Shape formed by migrating geese
AAcross 37:	Telescope part
AAcross 38:	Plotter exposed by Esther
AAcross 39:	Look after
AAcross 40:	Epoch
AAcross 41:	Dressed cress
AAcross 42:	He wrote about Roaring Camp
AAcross 43:	Talk foolishly
AAcross 45:	Author of "Bambi"	SALTEN
AAcross 46:	Physicist Bruno	ROSSI
AAcross 47:	Lad aided by Scrooge	TIM
AAcross 48:	Crazy as ___	ALOON
AAcross 51:	One of Jolie's daughters	EVAGABOR
AAcross 56:	Ali or Namath, at times
AAcross 59:	___ mater
AAcross 60:	Made a request
AAcross 61:	Soprano Lehmann
AAcross 62:	Singer Campbell
AAcross 63:	Director Richter	HANS
AAcross 64:	"We twa hae run about the ___": Burns
AAcross 65:	Actress Raines	ELLA
DDown 1:	Poet Walter ___ Mare	DELA
DDown 2:	Ring setting
DDown 3:	Lollobrigida	GINA
DDown 4:	"George White's ___"
DDown 5:	Actress Lili	DAMITA
DDown 6:	"___ for All Seasons"
DDown 7:	Victor Herbert operetta	NAUGHTYMARIETTA
DDown 8:	Legendary Spanish hero
DDown 9:	Compass point
DDown 10:	Bookish bore
DDown 11:	Woeful word
DDown 12:	Lacking energy
DDown 13:	"___ Rider"
DDown 19:	Songs for the Met set
DDown 21:	Tropical nut
DDown 25:	Get ___ (succeed)
DDown 26:	Sea swallow
DDown 27:	Composer Porter
DDown 28:	Sharp
DDown 29:	Hackneyed
DDown 31:	Court celebrity
DDown 32:	Annuity, in Arles
DDown 34:	Carnegie and Evans
DDown 36:	Barbara from Tucson
DDown 38:	Triumphant exclamations
DDown 39:	Norma or Constance of old films	TALMADGE
DDown 41:	Ezra or Paula
DDown 42:	White House aide in 1974	HAIG
DDown 44:	Calla lilies, e.g.
DDown 45:	Gazes fixedly
DDown 48:	On both sides: Prefix	AMPH
DDown 49:	Montez or Albright	LOLA
DDown 50:	Part of the range
DDown 52:	Ballot
DDown 53:	Papal document
DDown 54:	Soviet city	OREL
DDown 55:	"It ___ hundred years . . . ": Holmes
DDown 57:	Priestly vestment
DDown 58:	Heart