New York Times Answers - Thursday, 9th February 1978

There are 35 across clues and 42 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 9th February 1978. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Easy victory
AAcross 5:	On a jet
AAcross 11:	Pronto	PDQ
AAcross 14:	At any time
AAcross 15:	Brewer who founded a college	VASSAR
AAcross 16:	Item in a Bucharest bank
AAcross 17:	Song from "Bye Bye Birdie": 1960	PUTONAHAPPYFACE
AAcross 20:	Los ___, A.E.C. property
AAcross 21:	Hypnotist's "creation"
AAcross 22:	Kennel clamor
AAcross 23:	Sign of a full house	SRO
AAcross 26:	Unlimited quantity
AAcross 27:	Self-restrained
AAcross 30:	Man after a fashion
AAcross 33:	Acolyte or credenza
AAcross 34:	War criminal executed in 1948
AAcross 38:	Victorian's expletive
AAcross 40:	Clayey deposit formed by wind
AAcross 41:	Birthplace of composer Drdla	SAAR
AAcross 42:	Gridiron defense
AAcross 43:	Actor from South Wales
AAcross 45:	Unpopular bill
AAcross 46:	Knocked out
AAcross 49:	The O'Grady girl	ROSIE
AAcross 52:	Conscription agcy.
AAcross 53:	Scoffs at
AAcross 57:	Book of poems by Robert Penn Warren
AAcross 59:	Ease up on
AAcross 60:	Judge by appearances	TAKEATFACEVALUE
AAcross 64:	Ear: Prefix
AAcross 65:	Boy, in Brest
AAcross 66:	Site of Mitchell's classic
AAcross 67:	Legal matter
AAcross 68:	On cloud nine
AAcross 69:	Word with eagle or owl
DDown 1:	Indemnify
DDown 2:	Rudimentary seed
DDown 3:	Good conductor of electricity
DDown 4:	Cue in
DDown 5:	N.Z. beverages
DDown 6:	Phooey!
DDown 7:	Explorer Johnson	OSA
DDown 8:	Nile denizen
DDown 9:	Spellbound
DDown 10:	Decay of seasoned timber
DDown 11:	Sycamore
DDown 12:	British radio navigational aid	DECCA
DDown 13:	Whodunit hero
DDown 18:	Items to count
DDown 19:	Items counted by jewelers
DDown 23:	Brussels ___
DDown 24:	Becomes atavistic
DDown 25:	Tragedy by Euripides
DDown 28:	Toast for Dame Nellie
DDown 29:	Deliberate firing
DDown 30:	Relative of a tarboosh
DDown 31:	U.S. satellite	OGO
DDown 32:	Captain Hook's foe
DDown 35:	Feed-bag morsel
DDown 36:	Yak or chin
DDown 37:	Spanish Main booty	ORO
DDown 39:	Narrow passage
DDown 44:	Partially reclaimed Israeli wasteland
DDown 47:	"Gil Blas" author	LESAGE
DDown 48:	Expand pupils
DDown 49:	Helicopter blade
DDown 50:	Grandiloquize
DDown 51:	Part of an Egyptian temple
DDown 54:	Hold fast, to a mariner
DDown 55:	Habituate
DDown 56:	Advantage
DDown 58:	Relative of etc.
DDown 58:	Relative of etc.
DDown 59:	Splinter or sunder
DDown 61:	Angelico, for one
DDown 62:	Emulate Brando
DDown 63:	College in Cedar Rapids	COE