New York Times Answers - Saturday, 17th February 1979

There are 34 across clues and 36 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 17th February 1979. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Double, e.g.
AAcross 4:	___ Alonzo Stagg
AAcross 8:	Q–W connection	RSTUV
AAcross 13:	Quasi	ASIF
AAcross 15:	Go on a diet
AAcross 16:	Season
AAcross 17:	Hawaii from 1900 to 1959: Abbr.	TERR
AAcross 18:	Comedian Johnson	ARTE
AAcross 19:	Light shield of yore
AAcross 20:	Amerind
AAcross 21:	British boiler	SOAPCOPPER
AAcross 23:	Former gossip columnist	HEDDAHOPPER
AAcross 25:	Portent
AAcross 26:	___ (Che) Guevara	ERNESTO
AAcross 31:	Come ___ (happen)	TOPASS
AAcross 33:	"___ of My Dreams," old song	STAYOUT
AAcross 34:	Corded fabric
AAcross 35:	"Cogito, ___ sum": Descartes
AAcross 36:	One transferring property
AAcross 40:	"Monkey Trial" defendant
AAcross 43:	Fullness of divine powers and virtues
AAcross 44:	Desdemona's detractor
AAcross 45:	Seeker of admiration in conversation via associations
AAcross 50:	Bumpkin or lumpkin
AAcross 54:	Torn-down Grounds
AAcross 55:	Greenstreet contemporary
AAcross 56:	Words said with a sigh	AHME
AAcross 57:	On a grand scale
AAcross 58:	Table before a reredos
AAcross 59:	Rugby score
AAcross 60:	Danger
AAcross 61:	"But to see her ___ love her": Burns	WASTO
AAcross 62:	Pelagic birds
AAcross 63:	He wrote "The Wall Street Gang"
DDown 1:	Passage between decks
DDown 2:	Rhone feeder
DDown 3:	All in
DDown 4:	Makes ashamed
DDown 5:	Leaves high and dry
DDown 6:	Ready for use
DDown 7:	The ___ (vast Russian grasslands)
DDown 8:	"___ vincitor!" (aria for Aida)	RITORNA
DDown 9:	Pushover
DDown 10:	Paint cleaner, for short
DDown 11:	Force onward
DDown 12:	Shift
DDown 14:	Creator of Happy Hooligan	FREDOPPER
DDown 22:	N.Y.S.E. document
DDown 24:	Female Japanese diver
DDown 27:	Something thrilling
DDown 28:	Vexed
DDown 29:	Struggles
DDown 30:	Siouan
DDown 31:	Narrate
DDown 32:	British artist 1761–1807	OPIE
DDown 34:	Knock
DDown 37:	Pusilanimous protagonist
DDown 38:	Oahu thrush	OMAO
DDown 39:	Violent behavior
DDown 40:	Jazz-band member
DDown 41:	Enclosures for studying in a library
DDown 42:	U.S. satellite	OGO
DDown 46:	Greek supt. of public works
DDown 47:	Visit unexpectedly
DDown 48:	Beethoven's "Für ___"	ELISE
DDown 49:	"The Italian Stallion"
DDown 50:	Unguis
DDown 51:	Redford's wife	LOLA
DDown 52:	Scraps for Spot
DDown 53:	"Darn it!"