New York Times Answers - Sunday, 12th August 1979 There are 85 across clues and 81 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 12th August 1979. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: ExhaustedALL INAAcross 6: Short golf shotsCHIPSAAcross 11: City in western IndiaBARODAAAcross 17: "Heaven make thee free ___!": Shak.OFITAAcross 21: River to Pamlico SoundNEUSEAAcross 22: ChargedRANATAAcross 23: Marches or storehousesETAPESAAcross 24: State tree of Ark.PINEAAcross 25: Cobbler's motto?TIMEWOUNDSALLHEELSAAcross 28: This, in TaxcoESTAAAcross 29: Moroccan rangeRIFAAcross 30: ScatterDISPELAAcross 31: A.F.T. rivalNEAAAcross 32: HuntleyCHETAAcross 33: SubjoinAPPENDAAcross 36: Conquers EverestSCALESTHETIPAAcross 40: BlunderERRAAcross 41: "Yea, team!"RAHAAcross 42: Kind of banana or dogTOPAAcross 44: RowTIERAAcross 45: Very unusualRAREAAcross 46: Narrow channelSTRIAAAcross 48: News agcy.UPIAAcross 49: Clavicor, e.g.HORNAAcross 51: BawlCRYAAcross 52: Balaam's beastASSAAcross 53: JinxWHAMMYAAcross 54: Unit indicating loudnessBELAAcross 55: Of a Great LakeERIANAAcross 57: Suffix with harp or violinISTAAcross 58: Costa ___BRAVAAAcross 59: TumultuousAROARAAcross 61: Uses pastelsSHADESTHEDRAWINGAAcross 67: Small whaleSEIAAcross 68: DevelopsMATURESAAcross 69: UnsewsRIPSAAcross 70: ___ Miss, rival of 'BamaOLEAAcross 72: EmbellishADORNAAcross 74: Baphomet, e.g.IDOLAAcross 75: Hamlet and BorgeDANESAAcross 77: Tunisian seaportSFAXAAcross 78: Mapmaking sci.TOPOGAAcross 79: Workaholic's driveLOVEOFLABORAAcross 82: Shrewd maneuvererCUTIEAAcross 83: Old English lettersEDHSAAcross 84: Gets one's dander upRILESAAcross 85: Antiseptic: Comb. formIODOAAcross 86: Glassware ovensLEHRSAAcross 87: Author of "The Wall Street Gang"NEYAAcross 88: Actress MerrillDINAAAcross 89: Cordage grassESPARTOAAcross 92: ParabasisODEAAcross 93: Columbia River, e.g.COURSEFORTHEPARRAAcross 97: Jai alai basketCESTAAAcross 100: ChickFRYERAAcross 101: Ezra Pound workNOHAAcross 102: U.S.S.R. moon probeLUNIKAAcross 104: Female lobsterHENAAcross 105: He has a sponsorGODSONAAcross 107: Singer TillisMELAAcross 108: Afternoon hrs.PMSAAcross 111: "King Lear" roleKENTAAcross 112: PilcornOATAAcross 113: "Half ___ is . . . "ALOAFAAcross 114: Lateen or Jamie GreenSAILAAcross 115: Constance or LouiseLAKEAAcross 117: "Be still!"SSHAAcross 118: Dir. to Blarney from KillarneyESEAAcross 119: JiffySECAAcross 120: Go gaga over the roller coasterFALLFORARIDEAAcross 124: Past and perfectTENSESAAcross 126: Boone and HinglePATSAAcross 128: Once namedNEEAAcross 129: Walton's "The Compleat ___"ANGLERAAcross 130: FortasABEAAcross 131: Steel ingredientIRONAAcross 132: "Her typewriter was broken!"DEFENSEOFSECRETARYAAcross 139: Dido died on onePYREAAcross 140: Show plainlyEVINCEAAcross 141: Musical flourishTUSCHAAcross 142: Ending of a Kilmer poemATREEAAcross 143: ExistenceESSEAAcross 144: ZoneSECTORAAcross 145: Roofing tileSLATEAAcross 146: Some errataTYPOSDDown 1: Aesop's "The ___ and the Dove"ANTDDown 2: Ornament for Don HoLEIDDown 3: Abner's radio partnerLUMDDown 4: Rhone feederISEREDDown 5: Like an amateur boxerNEWINTHERINGDDown 6: French vineyardCRUDDown 7: HelpHANDSDDown 8: AccuseINDICTDDown 9: N.J. city or riverPASSAICDDown 10: Office gadgetSTAPLERDDown 11: TintinnabulaBELLSDDown 12: Any N.F.L. playerATHDDown 13: Actress CharlotteRAEDDown 14: Keys or jacksOPENERSDDown 15: Strike outDELETEDDown 16: Very, in musicASSAIDDown 17: Oil cartelOPECDDown 18: Reputation earned by inept rodsterFISHERMANOFTHESHOESDDown 19: MeanwhileINTERIMDDown 20: Refreshment serverTEA TRAYDDown 26: Out-___ (alfresco)OFDOORDDown 27: DistrustfulLEERYDDown 33: Island for reclining and refiningARUBADDown 34: DocumentPAPERDDown 35: Hippocratic oath, in a wayPHILOSOPHYOFDOCTORSDDown 37: Warhol movieTRASHDDown 38: RapidityHASTEDDown 39: Words of contemptPSHAWSDDown 43: Light refractorPRISMDDown 47: Kipling's Rikki-tikki-___TAVIDDown 50: Okinawa's capitalNAHADDown 53: Under ___ (perdu)WRAPSDDown 56: Hardy's returnerNATIVEDDown 57: Part of T.G.I.F.ITSDDown 58: PipeBRIERDDown 60: Defunct Houston hockey teamAEROSDDown 62: DandiesDUDESDDown 63: Slangy suffix with sockEROODDown 64: DissocialSELFISHDDown 65: Fleming heavyDRNODDown 66: Egg whiteGLAIRDDown 71: Reno leaversEXESDDown 72: " . . . ___ o'clock scholar"ATENDDown 73: Twelve: PrefixDODECDDown 75: Tree of IndiaDADAPDDown 76: Away from the mouthABORALDDown 77: Napped leatherSUEDEDDown 79: CosmeticLINERDDown 80: Norway's patron saintOLAFDDown 81: Run easilyLOPEDDown 82: Measure pulsesCLOCKTHEBEATDDown 84: UpRISENDDown 88: Deprive a plant of waterDRYOFFDDown 89: Ordinal endingETHDDown 90: Caroline Islands groupTRUKDDown 91: Battle site northeast of Verdun: 1916ORNESDDown 94: Bear in the airURSADDown 95: "___ by land . . . "ONEIFDDown 96: Author MayROLLODDown 98: HectorTEASEDDown 99: Feeds the kittyANTESDDown 103: BestudINSTARDDown 105: Fuel lineGASPIPEDDown 106: Mrs. ___ cowOLEARYSDDown 107: EvilMALEFICDDown 108: SycamorePLANEDDown 109: Fonteyn and KidderMARGOTSDDown 110: Adroit: Var.SKILFULDDown 114: Raglan, e.g.SLEEVEDDown 116: Early center of ChristianityEDESSADDown 121: Titicaca's milieuANDESDDown 122: Demolition manRASERDDown 123: VerticalERECTDDown 125: ReticularNETTYDDown 127: Snick and ___SNEEDDown 133: Suffix with differ or deferENTDDown 134: Sgt. or cpl.NCODDown 135: GuevaraCHEDDown 136: French painter-sculptorARPDDown 137: Antique carREODDown 138: Ja or daYES