New York Times Answers - Sunday, 23rd April 1978

There are 80 across clues and 91 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 23rd April 1978. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Deep sleep
AAcross 6:	Awful, in Apulia	ATROCE
AAcross 12:	Remarkable variable star	MIRA
AAcross 16:	Seer of a sort
AAcross 21:	Sandblaster's target
AAcross 22:	Eloquent speaker
AAcross 23:	Military miscreant
AAcross 24:	Trimmed, as upholstery
AAcross 25:	Mortise's companion
AAcross 26:	Drag through mud
AAcross 27:	Caesura
AAcross 28:	Highest of the Pyrenees	ANETO
AAcross 29:	W.S. on hockey ("A Midsummer Night's Dream" II, 1)	GENTLEPUCKCOMEHITHER
AAcross 33:	Belfry denizens
AAcross 34:	Alack's partner
AAcross 35:	Gaza or Sunset
AAcross 36:	U.S.N.A. graduate
AAcross 37:	Musical key	ANATURAL
AAcross 39:	Northern constellation
AAcross 40:	Armstrong's "Perfect!"
AAcross 42:	Dog star	ASTA
AAcross 46:	Cockchafers: Var.
AAcross 47:	W.S. on bowling ("The Tempest" I, 1)	MERCYONUSWESPLIT
AAcross 53:	Poetic word
AAcross 55:	Mae West role	LIL
AAcross 56:	Physicist Bohr	NIELS
AAcross 57:	Latin I verb	AMO
AAcross 58:	Rains of film fame	CLAUDE
AAcross 61:	Cairn ___ (Scottish peak)	EIGE
AAcross 62:	Haggard
AAcross 64:	Singer John	ELTON
AAcross 66:	Seoul soldiers
AAcross 67:	W.S. on football ("Othello" V, 2)	LETHIMNOTPASS
AAcross 71:	Brontë heroine
AAcross 72:	"___ for the Czar" (Glinka opera)	ALIFE
AAcross 74:	Flying spray
AAcross 75:	"Awake and Sing" playwright
AAcross 76:	"Hamlet" segment
AAcross 78:	Marine mammal
AAcross 80:	Numero ___	UNO
AAcross 81:	Some ex-Princetonians
AAcross 85:	Former Mideast initials	UAR
AAcross 86:	Lean as ___	ARAKE
AAcross 89:	Hind's mate
AAcross 92:	___ and end-all	BEALL
AAcross 93:	Leave port
AAcross 96:	W.S. on golf ("King John" IV, 1)	GIVEMETHEIRON
AAcross 100:	One-tenth of MLXX	CVII
AAcross 101:	Seed covering
AAcross 103:	Yellow-fever mosquito
AAcross 104:	Part of Q.E.D.	ERAT
AAcross 105:	Keys
AAcross 107:	Dunderhead
AAcross 108:	Sleep: Prefix	SOMNI
AAcross 110:	Cabinet dept.	AGR
AAcross 111:	Character in "Turandot"	LIU
AAcross 112:	W.S. on baseball ("Othello" III, 3)	YOUDIDBIDMESTEAL
AAcross 118:	Thong
AAcross 122:	Graf ___	SPEE
AAcross 123:	Clangor
AAcross 124:	Enzyme: Suffix	ASE
AAcross 125:	Renounce
AAcross 128:	Golf-club part
AAcross 130:	Poet's concern
AAcross 132:	N.T. book	APOC
AAcross 133:	Part of Excalibur
AAcross 134:	W.S. on basketball ("Henry V" III, Prologue)	HEARTHESHRILLWHISTLE
AAcross 139:	Dungeon sound
AAcross 141:	Litter Lilliputian
AAcross 142:	Fourth of a famous five	EMILIE
AAcross 143:	In the van
AAcross 145:	Ex ___	PARTE
AAcross 146:	Arab chieftain
AAcross 147:	Salt marsh
AAcross 148:	Intrinsically
AAcross 148:	Intrinsically
AAcross 149:	Hewers
AAcross 150:	Game in a Reno casino
AAcross 151:	Hamlet's "___ and arrows"
AAcross 152:	Long legs, in Leghorn	SESTE
DDown 1:	Rank above cpl.	SGT
DDown 2:	Seasoning for pizza
DDown 3:	Cold-remedy component
DDown 4:	W.S. on tennis ("3 Henry VI" III, 2)	OMONSTROUSFAULT
DDown 5:	Budget item
DDown 6:	Old Assyrian city	ARBELA
DDown 7:	"Hard as ___ of ploughman": W.S.	THEPALM
DDown 8:	Fictional uncle
DDown 9:	Auricular
DDown 10:	Stops up
DDown 11:	In an upright manner
DDown 12:	Scott hero	MARMION
DDown 13:	"___ for Adonais": Shelley	IWEEP
DDown 14:	___ ha-Shanah	ROSH
DDown 15:	Choir voices	ALTI
DDown 16:	Hall of Fame pitcher	SPAHN
DDown 17:	Popular apple
DDown 18:	Little or Frye
DDown 19:	Where Sills' trills give thrills
DDown 20:	Courtroom vow
DDown 30:	Domestic deity
DDown 31:	Mountain: Comb. form
DDown 32:	"Mene, mene, ___, upharsin"	TEKEL
DDown 33:	Troublesome
DDown 38:	No longer new
DDown 40:	"___ going to St. Ives . . . "	ASIWAS
DDown 41:	Buck or Jesse
DDown 43:	Having a grayish cast
DDown 44:	Part of the Malay Archipelago
DDown 45:	In accord
DDown 48:	Root or Yale	ELIHU
DDown 49:	Unyielding
DDown 50:	Skelton role
DDown 51:	Slow; dull
DDown 52:	Compass point
DDown 54:	C.S.A. general's monogram	REL
DDown 58:	Stuff
DDown 59:	Mascagni's temptress	LOLA
DDown 60:	Sib
DDown 61:	Useful catchall
DDown 62:	Fuddy-duddy
DDown 63:	Hwy.	RTE
DDown 65:	W.S. on auto racing ("Macbeth" II, 1)	LETMECLUTCHTHEE
DDown 68:	Suffix with Taiwan
DDown 69:	Composition for nine
DDown 70:	___ volatile
DDown 73:	Seventh Greek letter
DDown 77:	Wrigley Field player
DDown 79:	Energy unit
DDown 80:	Kin of "gee-tars"
DDown 81:	Past
DDown 82:	Hub
DDown 83:	Dismounted
DDown 84:	Cantabs' rivals	ELIS
DDown 86:	Oat protein	AVENIN
DDown 87:	Decorated afresh
DDown 88:	Soul, in Sedan	AME
DDown 89:	Where lint may glint
DDown 90:	Papal crown
DDown 91:	Dramaturgy is one
DDown 93:	Nautical ropes
DDown 94:	Fabulous fabulist
DDown 95:	Progeny
DDown 97:	Opposites of trochees
DDown 98:	Race segment
DDown 99:	Zilch
DDown 102:	Thus, in Toledo	ASI
DDown 106:	Alfonso's affirmative	SISI
DDown 109:	More unusual
DDown 113:	Diplomatic word
DDown 114:	Mehta or Ozawa
DDown 115:	Tallinn native	ESTH
DDown 116:	Second-sighted woman
DDown 117:	Crested plover
DDown 119:	Scolds
DDown 120:	In any event
DDown 121:	Ill humor
DDown 126:	Black teas
DDown 127:	601, Roman style
DDown 129:	Like some buckets
DDown 130:	Kingsley's "___ White"	MENIN
DDown 131:	Pertaining to fissures	RIMAL
DDown 132:	Spent
DDown 134:	Mischief
DDown 135:	Arduous journey
DDown 136:	Actor Cronyn
DDown 137:	Chookasian of the Met	LILI
DDown 138:	Dummkopfs
DDown 139:	Bus. consultant
DDown 140:	Easygoing
DDown 144:	Sandra or Ruby