New York Times Answers - Sunday, 16th April 1978 There are 69 across clues and 71 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 16th April 1978. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Indian princesRAJASAAcross 6: DeficiencyLACKAAcross 10: CocklesOASTSAAcross 15: Cordon bleuCHEFAAcross 19: Father of ShamgarANATHAAcross 20: Dust bowl fugitiveOKIEAAcross 21: Raven's cryCROAKAAcross 22: Gounod contemporaryLALOAAcross 23: Person to whom quotation is attributedSAMRAYBURNAAcross 25: Metric measureCENTIMETERAAcross 27: Ancient asceticsESSENESAAcross 28: California city east of L.A.COVINAAAcross 30: Like some currentsDIRECTAAcross 31: Will subjectESTATEAAcross 33: Hebrew monthsADARSAAcross 35: Sites of knights' fightsLISTSAAcross 36: Top gallantMASTAAcross 38: ___ soul (contract with Satan)SELLONESAAcross 41: Soft mineralTALCAAcross 43: CommercialsADSAAcross 44: ConfineSTRAITENAAcross 45: Carnival lureSIDESHOWAAcross 49: CacophonyNOISEAAcross 51: DetectSPOTAAcross 52: Former German coinTHALERAAcross 54: Wine: Comb. formENOAAcross 55: TeemABOUNDAAcross 57: BrahminSNOBAAcross 59: CandidOPENAAcross 60: LayerTIERAAcross 61: Long-shot oddsTENTOONEAAcross 63: " . . . swift ___ radiant ends": WatsonMEANSTOAAcross 65: Baghdad's country: Var.IRAKAAcross 66: Aspen or alderTREEAAcross 67: Famed ex-jockeySANDEAAcross 68: Yorkshireman: Var.TIKEAAcross 70: Valenciennes, e.g.LACEAAcross 73: Pitched wooSPOONEDAAcross 75: Fountain drinksSODAPOPSAAcross 79: African cypress pineARARAAcross 80: Notch made by a sawKERFAAcross 81: Allowance for wasteTRETAAcross 83: Easter shrubSPIREAAAcross 84: Sow's homePENAAcross 85: Hanging jar at NavidadPINATAAAcross 87: Greek lettersETASAAcross 89: Falling short ofUNDERAAcross 90: Clinic clientelePATIENTSAAcross 92: Quotation sourceFISHBAITAAcross 95: Violinist ___ BullOLEAAcross 96: Strike hardBASHAAcross 97: Arm armorBRASSARDAAcross 98: Dirk of yoreSNEEAAcross 99: "Lonesome George"GOBELAAcross 102: Resort, for shortEVIANAAcross 104: FormosaTAIWANAAcross 106: AccruesINURESAAcross 108: Keats and SapphoODISTSAAcross 111: Cargo carrier's chargeBOATAGEAAcross 114: Passed billsLEGISLATEDAAcross 116: Of kinshipRELATIONALAAcross 118: Gershwin's "___, Lucille"LALAAAcross 119: Moving forceAGENTAAcross 120: Osmund, for oneIRONAAcross 121: Clare and HenryLUCESAAcross 122: British machine gunSTENAAcross 123: ___ Alegre, BrazilPORTOAAcross 124: Hang firePENDAAcross 125: Carved stone pillarSTELADDown 1: Form by carvingRASEDDown 2: Table-talk itemsANASDDown 3: Impromptu jazz performanceJAM SESSIONDDown 4: RelaxingAT RESTDDown 5: Negative contractionSHANTDDown 6: Seafood delicaciesLOBSTERSDDown 7: Hawaiian fishAKUDDown 8: Diam. × 3.1416CIRCDDown 9: Game akin to lottoKENODDown 10: The WestOCCIDENTDDown 11: Spheres of actionARENASDDown 12: Sub detectorSONARDDown 13: Use a shuttleTATDDown 14: Mishap on iceSKIDDDown 15: Synod attendeesCLERICSDDown 16: ExecratesHATESDDown 17: ChooseELECTDDown 18: Dix and KnoxFORTSDDown 24: Beer ingredientYEASTDDown 26: Author of 92 AcrossMILLERDDown 29: Spire attachmentVANEDDown 32: PassELAPSEDDown 34: Slender daggerSTILETTODDown 36: ___-arms (soldier)MANATDDown 37: Sun-dried brickADOBEDDown 39: Matinee idolLIONDDown 40: Upholstered footstoolOTTOMANDDown 42: Pharyngeal tissuesADENOIDSDDown 44: MadrileñoSENORDDown 45: EnervatesSAPSDDown 46: BeneficiaryHEIRDDown 47: Draft statusONEADDown 48: EmploymentWORKDDown 50: Gold Rush nameSUTTERDDown 53: Fine oilstoneHONEDDown 56: Soft leather glovesDOESKINSDDown 58: Author of "John Brown's Body"BENETDDown 60: Haberdashery itemTIEPINDDown 62: Potion to dull sorrowNEPENTHEDDown 64: Formal speechADDRESSDDown 67: KindheartedSOFTDDown 69: Utterly defeatedKAPUTDDown 70: Finn's neighborLAPPDDown 71: FieldAREADDown 72: JargonCANTDDown 74: Domesday Book moneyORASDDown 75: "___ Mater"STABATDDown 76: DecreeORDONNANCEDDown 77: Elizabethan dramatistPEELEDDown 78: Hindu garmentSAREEDDown 82: Numerical suffixesETHSDDown 85: Norman Vincent and RembrandtPEALESDDown 86: "___ Dream," 1937 songAFRAIDTODDown 88: Stately court danceSARABANDDDown 91: Basque's possible ancestorIBERIANDDown 93: Smith and FlemingIANSDDown 94: Dostoyevsky novel, with "The"IDIOTDDown 97: Two-pronged weaponBIDENTDDown 98: Stayed to the endSATOUTDDown 99: Fish organsGILLSDDown 100: ___ a time (singly)ONEATDDown 101: G.I.'s "alarm clock"BUGLEDDown 103: Campaign targetVOTERDDown 105: UlulatesWAILSDDown 107: AffrontSLAPDDown 109: JauntTRIPDDown 110: AridSEREDDown 112: Author GreeneGAELDDown 113: "Born Free" heroineELSADDown 115: Short follower of longAGODDown 117: Chaney or NolLON