New York Times Answers - Friday, 28th September 1979 There are 37 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 28th September 1979. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Jacques ___, French actorTATIAAcross 5: Biblical kingdomMOABAAcross 9: Kreisler or ReinerFRITZAAcross 14: "Full many ___ of purest ray . . . ": GrayAGEMAAcross 15: Former constellationARGOAAcross 16: Word with rocket or gradeRETROAAcross 17: U. of Maryland athleteTERPAAcross 18: Observe closelyKEEP TABS ONAAcross 20: MaddenENRAGEAAcross 22: Homophone for sceneSEENAAcross 23: Senator's "Yes"AYEAAcross 24: Parisian creationsSTYLESAAcross 25: "___ homo!"ECCEAAcross 27: Abnormal fear of heart diseaseCARDIOPHOBIAAAcross 32: Monogram of "The Lone Eagle"CALAAcross 34: Tie up a tugMOORAAcross 35: MoochSPONGEAAcross 37: Hilo helloALOHAAAcross 39: Diminutive suffixULEAAcross 41: "Science of Logic" philosopherHEGELAAcross 42: Oculist's interestRETINAAAcross 44: Nero's friend and enemyOTHOAAcross 46: N.B.A. whistlerREFAAcross 47: Problem interior decorators mustn't haveCHROMOPHOBIAAAcross 50: Folk versesEPOSAAcross 51: FledglingNESTERAAcross 54: Flock soundMAAAAcross 57: Crude cabinsHUTSAAcross 59: S.A. shrub or treeESPINOAAcross 60: They may have agoraphobiaANCHORITESAAcross 63: Hash-house signEATSAAcross 64: Locust beanCAROBAAcross 65: "That's ___ of malarkey!"A LOTAAcross 66: To ___ (precisely)ATEEAAcross 67: Quarrier's quarrySTONEAAcross 68: Curious, to a faultNOSYAAcross 69: "Roberta" composerKERNDDown 1: Family in TV's "Soap"TATESDDown 2: He gets parts for thespiansAGENTDDown 3: Fabric for towels and bathrobesTERRY CLOTHDDown 3: Fabric for towels and bathrobesTERRYCLOTHDDown 4: Lion's preyIMPALADDown 5: Manages by hook or crookMAKESDODDown 6: Shipment to KokomoOREDDown 6: Shipment to KokomoORE.DDown 7: Middle ___AGESDDown 8: Girl confused by ewesBOPEEPDDown 9: People panicked by ParisiansFRANCOPHOBESDDown 10: He had "Yankeephobia"REBDDown 11: "___ long way to Tipperary . . . "ITSADDown 12: Where xyloid equine fooled the foeTROYDDown 13: Final numbers on an envelopeZONEDDown 19: Georgia and CarnegieTECHSDDown 21: Many an American in W.W. IGERMANOPHOBEDDown 26: Tree of HondurasEBOEDDown 28: Losing gambler's markIOUDDown 29: Kind of deckORLOPDDown 30: Bring oneself into favorINGRATIATEDDown 31: Tommy of diamond fameAGEEDDown 32: Word with coal or cattleCARDDown 33: Highlander's nameALECDDown 36: Nixie or pixieELFDDown 38: EmployHIREDDown 40: Numerical suffixETHDDown 43: Pierre's passionAMOURDDown 45: "The best policy"HONESTYDDown 48: ___ Way (Roman route)OSTIANDDown 49: " . . . but when ___, they are for war": PsalmsISPEAKDDown 52: Go inENTERDDown 53: Former Cleveland sluggerROSENDDown 54: Certain apples, for shortMACSDDown 55: Course in med. schoolANATDDown 56: Kind of phobia involving heightsACRODDown 58: Historic spot in NormandySTLODDown 61: Groom-to-bride wordHONDDown 62: Orion made love to herEOS