New York Times Answers - Saturday, 13th October 1979

There are 37 across clues and 40 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 13th October 1979. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Rustic
AAcross 6:	Coagulates
AAcross 10:	Kind of bean
AAcross 14:	Persians, today
AAcross 15:	Part of Q.E.D.	ERAT
AAcross 16:	"___ the mornin' to you!"
AAcross 17:	Bar on a wagon
AAcross 19:	"___ plaisir!"	AVEC
AAcross 20:	Name for a Lamb
AAcross 21:	Abruzzi cowboy	VACCARO
AAcross 23:	Saharan nomad
AAcross 26:	Soothe
AAcross 27:	Athletes at Williams	EPHS
AAcross 28:	"Caught you!"
AAcross 30:	Monogram of a famous suffragette
AAcross 31:	W.W. II arena	ETO
AAcross 32:	Roman rooms
AAcross 34:	"But only God can make ___"	ATREE
AAcross 38:	Barn areas for flailing	THRESHINGFLOORS
AAcross 41:	Principals
AAcross 42:	Bargains
AAcross 43:	Horse pest
AAcross 44:	Brevity is its soul
AAcross 46:	Part of Montana's motto	ORO
AAcross 47:	Portend
AAcross 48:	Part of C.O.D.	CASHON
AAcross 50:	Fan
AAcross 52:	He puts plates on platers
AAcross 54:	Pub order
AAcross 55:	Biting
AAcross 56:	Sudden idea
AAcross 61:	Three, in Thüringen	DREI
AAcross 62:	Former official name of Ireland
AAcross 63:	Statesman
AAcross 64:	Valet or maid: Abbr.	SERV
AAcross 65:	Concordes	SSTS
AAcross 66:	Trials
DDown 1:	Laughter, in Lyon	RIS
DDown 2:	Swiss canton of William Tell fame	URI
DDown 3:	Sprinted
DDown 4:	Causes choler
DDown 5:	De Gaulle's birthplace
DDown 6:	"___ horse!"
DDown 7:	Slip a cog
DDown 8:	Toward the left: Comb. form
DDown 9:	Big bargains
DDown 10:	Disconnected, as notes
DDown 11:	Stars that brighten and fade
DDown 12:	David Frye is one
DDown 13:	Somewhat, in music
DDown 18:	Half of a fourth
DDown 22:	Juntos
DDown 23:	Rake parts
DDown 24:	"___ Organization," Townsend book	UPTHE
DDown 25:	Now, to a niño	AHORA
DDown 26:	"___, Harvest Moon," 1908 song	SHINEON
DDown 29:	Waterless
DDown 32:	St. Francis' town	ASSISI
DDown 33:	Culture medium
DDown 35:	Mechanical man
DDown 36:	Wash away
DDown 37:	A component of liquor
DDown 39:	English king: 1461–83
DDown 40:	Money in Haarlem
DDown 45:	Pindar's home
DDown 47:	Word with club or party
DDown 48:	Colonial announcer
DDown 49:	Root used in perfumery
DDown 51:	Start
DDown 52:	Crazes
DDown 53:	Brazilian state
DDown 54:	Crusty concoctions
DDown 57:	Word with op or pop
DDown 58:	Army togs, for short
DDown 59:	Soak flax
DDown 60:	Libber's no-no title
DDown 60:	Libber's no-no title