New York Times Answers - Sunday, 14th January 1979 There are 85 across clues and 83 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 14th January 1979. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: BlueprintPLANAAcross 5: Lusterless finishMATTEAAcross 10: SyntheticERSATZAAcross 16: Ottoman chiefsAGASAAcross 20: YokelRUBEAAcross 21: Thai, e.g.ASIANAAcross 22: Dinner partySOIREEAAcross 23: CourageSPINEAAcross 24: Grunting groupACRUSHOFWRESTLERSAAcross 27: CitifiedURBANAAcross 28: Humdrum entreeMEAT LOAFAAcross 28: Humdrum entreeMEATLOAFAAcross 29: Clerical groupAPECKOFTYPISTSAAcross 31: CurmudgeonCRANKAAcross 32: Soul, to DescartesEGOAAcross 33: Wide-shoe lettersEEEAAcross 34: Be fatuously fondDOTEAAcross 35: HeatedSTEAMYAAcross 37: Canon cue signPRESAAAcross 39: Zoroastrian's godMAZDAAAcross 41: Grandson of AdamENOSAAcross 42: PoisedCOOLAAcross 43: Half a gaffeBOOAAcross 44: Lose tractionSKIDAAcross 46: Avant-gardistNEOAAcross 48: Sandy's alertARFAAcross 49: Religious groupAMASSOFLAMASAAcross 54: Minor, to a lawyerINFANTAAcross 58: CoverLIDAAcross 59: FashionMODEAAcross 60: ___ filleJEUNEAAcross 61: Serves as a mixologistTENDSBARAAcross 63: DessertPIEAAcross 64: Diamonds: SlangICEAAcross 65: Aug. 23–Sept. 22 personVIRGOAAcross 66: La. nameLONGAAcross 67: ___ PompiliusNUMAAAcross 68: Old carNASHAAcross 70: Threadlike structure: Comb. formFIBROAAcross 71: Mountain poolTARNAAcross 72: UnitedONEDAAcross 73: Stage profession: Abbr.ACTGAAcross 75: Criminal groupASLEWOFHITMENAAcross 79: A–F connectionBCDEAAcross 80: RetreatLAIRAAcross 81: Language of some N.M. IndiansTIWAAAcross 82: Ear bendersBORESAAcross 83: Window partSASHAAcross 85: ___ factoIPSOAAcross 86: Norman Thomas bloc: Abbr.SOCSAAcross 87: Tremble with fearCOWERAAcross 88: ErwinSTUAAcross 89: SphereORBAAcross 92: Win a debateOUTSPEAKAAcross 94: Book sizeSEXTOAAcross 95: EffeteWEAKAAcross 96: ChargeFEEAAcross 97: Sadat's predecessorNASSERAAcross 98: Mendacious groupALINEOFLIARSAAcross 101: Strive in rivalryVIEAAcross 102: Item for a doryOARAAcross 103: March, to Pompey's menITERAAcross 104: Kind of wind or omenILLAAcross 104: Kind of wind or omenILL.AAcross 105: AutographSIGNAAcross 106: Music guide markCLEFAAcross 109: ConfoundADDLEAAcross 112: Pedestal partSOCLEAAcross 115: "Scarlet Letter" namePRYNNEAAcross 117: Mary's followerLAMBAAcross 118: Homophone for neighNEEAAcross 119: Parking placeLOTAAcross 120: Kind of house or shipCOURTAAcross 121: Stroking groupAPOOLOFOARSMENAAcross 127: Cagliari's localeSARDINIAAAcross 130: SinclairUPTONAAcross 131: Very strict groupADROVEOFMARTINETSAAcross 133: VaticinatorsSEERSAAcross 134: Chitchat, British styleNATTERAAcross 135: Pliny ___, U.S. inventorEARLEAAcross 136: DevelopedGREWAAcross 137: SlipsERRSAAcross 138: Author of "The Potting Shed"GREENEAAcross 139: British golf cupRYDERAAcross 140: Girl in a Salinger taleESMEDDown 1: Hyde Park vehiclePRAMDDown 2: Magazine founderLUCEDDown 3: Pair pulling for each otherABRACEOFDENTISTSDDown 4: UnalliedNEUTRALDDown 5: Father Prout, humoristMAHONYDDown 6: Dripping wetASOAKDDown 7: QuarrelTIFFDDown 8: Shooter for JuniorTAWDDown 9: CrazeENRAGEDDown 10: Sum, ___, fui . . .ESSEDDown 11: Campus drill org.ROTCDDown 12: Paduasoy materialSILKDDown 13: Mars: Comb. formAREODDown 14: Desert fruitTERFEZDDown 15: Made more savoryZESTEDDDown 16: Hoity-toity groupAPRIDEOFSNOBSDDown 17: Henry or AltheaGIBSONDDown 18: Red dyestuff: Var.ANATTODDown 19: Sight and tasteSENSESDDown 23: EatSUPDDown 25: Ambitious bidSLAMDDown 26: Poetic masterworkEPOSDDown 30: LambingYEANINGDDown 32: AsteroidEROSDDown 35: Cosmetic transplant areaSCALPDDown 36: Shinto temple gatewayTORIIDDown 37: AffectationPOSEDDown 38: Arena gatheringASLUGOFBOXERSDDown 39: Apery expertMIMEDDown 40: Nabokov heroineADADDown 43: OrderedBADEDDown 45: City in NigeriaKANODDown 47: Pass receiverENDDDown 49: "One Fat Englishman" authorAMISDDown 50: Coffee blendMOCHADDown 51: Algonquian languageOJIBWADDown 52: Iron: Comb. formFERRODDown 53: AttacksSTORMSDDown 55: Oenological groupABUNCHOFVINTNERSDDown 56: "A Boy ___ Sue"NAMEDDDown 57: Hansa's purposeTRADEDDown 62: Nine: PrefixENNEDDown 65: What belvederes affordVIEWSDDown 66: AfterwardLATERDDown 69: Rude, clumsy groupAGROSSOFBOORSDDown 70: "My Friend ___"FLICKADDown 71: Grow bored withTIREOFDDown 73: "In like ___ . . . "ALIONDDown 74: Neighbor of NaplesCAPUADDown 76: Classroom for ZenoSTOADDown 77: "___ Succeed . . . "HOWTODDown 78: Spectral bodyNSTARDDown 84: Penguins' cousinsAUKSDDown 86: ShoshoneanSERRANODDown 87: Recent: Comb. formCENEDDown 88: Endangered mammalSEALDDown 90: PrevailREIGNDDown 91: Fashion's GeoffreyBEENEDDown 93: Kind of jacketPEADDown 94: PositionSITEDDown 95: SubterfugeWILEDDown 99: Small, in DogpatchLILDDown 100: Merry songLILTDDown 105: Otologist's deviceSYRINGEDDown 106: Section of a contractCLAUSEDDown 107: Kitten, at timesLAPPERDDown 108: Theatrical oneEMOTERDDown 110: Neutralize a cobraDEFANGDDown 111: East Indian cedarDEODARDDown 113: Spread of a sortOLEODDown 114: DeliberateCONFERDDown 115: O. HenryPORTERDDown 116: Joe ___ of baseballRUDIDDown 120: Frankie, the pianistCARLEDDown 122: Rural ways: Abbr.LNSDDown 123: A JohnsonARTEDDown 124: Use of memoryROTEDDown 125: Explorer HedinSVENDDown 126: SimpleMEREDDown 127: Corsican's neighborSARDDDown 128: Grist for a listITEMDDown 129: "___ forgive those . . . "ASWEDDown 132: Author SartonMAY