New York Times Answers - Sunday, 15th July 1979 There are 84 across clues and 87 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 15th July 1979. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: "17," for oneSTALAGAAcross 7: Memorable coloraturaPATTIAAcross 12: Thin coat of watercolorWASHAAcross 12: Thin coat of watercolorWASH.AAcross 16: Espionage nameHARIAAcross 20: Balfe heroineARLINEAAcross 21: Taurus's eastern neighborORIONAAcross 22: Prefix with chamberANTEAAcross 23: Philippine islandSAMARAAcross 24: Credit Managers Assn. siteBILLINGSMONTAAcross 26: Distillers of America siteRYENEWYORKAAcross 28: Goddess of dawnEOSAAcross 29: Rental papersLEASESAAcross 30: Macho typeHE-MANAAcross 32: Is impertinentSASSESAAcross 33: Made tracksSPEDAAcross 34: VendsSELLSAAcross 35: Eye troubleSTYEAAcross 36: ChiropteranBATAAcross 39: "___ ever so humble . . . "BEITAAcross 40: RavenPREYAAcross 41: Beecham or BeerbohmSIRAAcross 42: Some are tightENDSAAcross 46: Geology topicEROSIONAAcross 48: Wool-gatherDREAMAAcross 50: Layer of tissueTELAAAcross 51: JudgeDEEMAAcross 52: McPhersonAIMEEAAcross 53: Site of Clockmakers UnlimitedGREENWICHCONNAAcross 57: Depression initialsWPAAAcross 58: ClothingROBINGAAcross 60: Bartok and GaborEVASAAcross 61: ReleasesLETSGOAAcross 62: Securities' nominal valuePARAAcross 63: Initials since 1922USSRAAcross 64: StiffRIGIDAAcross 66: Flat failureDUDAAcross 67: Singles-bar rara avisESCORTAAcross 69: BigginPOTAAcross 70: Calder Society siteMOBILEALABAMAAAcross 75: FrangipaneTARTAAcross 76: Pushkin gallantONEGINAAcross 78: Third of Field's trioNODAAcross 79: Ark landing placeARARATAAcross 81: BillsONESAAcross 82: Furniture Mfrs. Assn. siteDAVENPORTIOWAAAcross 87: Scot's negativeNAEAAcross 90: Mountain crestsARETESAAcross 92: "The stag at ___ . . . "EVEAAcross 93: Synthetic fabricORLONAAcross 94: Ferrer and BrooksMELSAAcross 95: "Angela ___"MIAAAcross 96: Pleasure cartCHAISEAAcross 99: To ___ (exactly)ATEEAAcross 100: Shoulder warmersSHAWLSAAcross 102: IngotBARAAcross 103: Trampoline Enthusiasts, Inc. siteHOTSPRINGSARKAAcross 107: Celebrated bovineELSIEAAcross 108: BagnoldENIDAAcross 110: Soft palatesVELAAAcross 111: Gremio and GrumioROLESAAcross 112: Perk upENLIVENAAcross 114: LevelRAZEAAcross 115: Suffix with journalESEAAcross 116: Fille's motherMEREAAcross 117: Big first for babySTEPAAcross 118: "The College Widow" authorADEAAcross 119: Water birdCOOTAAcross 121: "Mend when thou ___": LearCANSTAAcross 122: Egyptian queen of the godsSATIAAcross 123: On ___ of (for)BEHALFAAcross 126: SoupPUREEAAcross 127: DefectiveFAULTYAAcross 129: AdherentISTAAcross 132: Gourmands of America, N. Dak. siteGRANDFORKSAAcross 134: U.S. Soc. of Sculptors siteMARBLEHEADMAAAcross 137: Weapon handlesHILTSAAcross 138: Cry of contemptPOOHAAcross 139: Not togetherAPARTAAcross 140: Rouge ___ETNOIRAAcross 141: Produces laceTATSAAcross 142: ChipperSPRYAAcross 143: MemorandaNOTESAAcross 144: Playgoers' meccaRIALTODDown 1: "Quién ___?"SABEDDown 2: Musical groupTRIODDown 3: "___ Well . . . "ALLSDDown 4: Like a Dogpatch heroLILDDown 5: IndigoANILDDown 6: Mendel Soc. siteGENESEODDown 7: Hot drinkPOSSETDDown 8: Ready for conflictARMEDDDown 9: They have sobrinos and sobrinasTIOSDDown 10: Ship-size unitTONDDown 11: NakedIN THE RAWDDown 12: With affectionWARMLYDDown 13: Author Seton et al.ANYASDDown 14: Tommy's Tommy gunSTENDDown 15: Plymouth RockHENDDown 16: RubeHAYSEEDDDown 17: StaggAMOSDDown 18: Steak orderRAREDDown 19: AnnoysIRKSDDown 23: RuleSWAYDDown 25: DehiscentGAPINGDDown 27: AlienateESTRANGEDDown 31: OleoresinELEMIDDown 34: Sir Patrick of balladrySPENSDDown 35: Storages for foragesSILOSDDown 36: SupportBEAR UPDDown 37: MelodiousARIOSODDown 38: Natl. Funeral Directors siteTOMBSTONEARIZDDown 39: Follower of muy or trèsBIENDDown 41: Religious groupSECTDDown 43: American Press Assn. siteNEWPORTNEWSVADDown 44: Take offDEPARTDDown 45: ChichiSMARTDDown 47: Esau's landSEIRDDown 48: Old NickDEVILDDown 49: Peg Woffington's creatorREADEDDown 50: Silent vampTHEDADDown 54: Saskatchewan's capitalREGINADDown 55: Soda varietyCLUBDDown 56: Cosa ___NOSTRADDown 59: Liquor drinkGROGDDown 65: Footnote abbr.IBID.DDown 66: BaseboardDADODDown 68: Presidential monogram: 1881–85CAADDown 70: Grandson of NoahMESECHDDown 71: Olympics contestant: 1976ANNEDDown 72: TruncateLOPDDown 73: He wrote "The Fight"MAILERDDown 74: "Indeed!" in IrelandAROODDown 77: Trouter's needNETDDown 80: Plant beardsAWNSDDown 81: Epithet for Elizabeth IORIANADDown 83: Hornet, e.g.VESPADDown 84: In any wayEVERDDown 85: Historic Bantu empireROTSEDDown 86: Corp. officialTREASDDown 88: Part of SHAPEALLIEDDDown 89: Early asceticESSENEDDown 90: Relative of topazAMBERDDown 91: "Scram!"SHOVE OFFDDown 94: Bamako is its capitalMALIDDown 97: Bomb trialATESTDDown 98: Man or SkyeISLEDDown 99: Shoelace tagAGLETDDown 101: "10-33!" in CB lingoHELPDDown 104: A Forsyte wifeIRENEDDown 105: VikingNORSEMANDDown 106: Ma or PaKETTLEDDown 109: PoursDECANTSDDown 113: Start of a P.O. mottoNEITHERDDown 116: PaludalMARSHYDDown 117: River rapidsSAULTSDDown 120: Automotive pioneerOLDSDDown 121: "Born Yesterday" director: 1950CUKORDDown 122: Buffalo pro on iceSABREDDown 123: Opp. of soldBGHTDDown 124: SilkwormERIADDown 125: Military commandHALTDDown 126: StayPROPDDown 127: Campus groupFRATDDown 128: "Abominable" oneYETIDDown 129: Admired oneIDOLDDown 130: Hit, old styleSMITDDown 131: Starchy foodTARODDown 133: Saturn's consortOPSDDown 135: Post post lettersAPODDown 136: Follower of SantaANA