New York Times Answers - Monday, 5th November 1979

There are 37 across clues and 37 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Monday, 5th November 1979. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Originate
AAcross 5:	Part of speech
AAcross 9:	Liquid container
AAcross 13:	Weapons
AAcross 14:	More logical
AAcross 15:	Algerian port
AAcross 16:	Risky
AAcross 18:	Colliery
AAcross 19:	Involve
AAcross 20:	Detective of fiction	SAMSPADE
AAcross 22:	Think ahead
AAcross 24:	Was fond of
AAcross 25:	Parboiled
AAcross 28:	Enlarge
AAcross 31:	Disreputable
AAcross 32:	Walked with measured steps
AAcross 34:	Corvine call
AAcross 35:	Sangria, e.g.
AAcross 36:	Family members
AAcross 37:	Northeaster
AAcross 38:	Together with
AAcross 39:	Packaging machine
AAcross 40:	Flavor
AAcross 41:	Old Faithful is one
AAcross 43:	Wise man
AAcross 45:	Settled
AAcross 47:	Bunyan's Blue Ox
AAcross 48:	Court figure
AAcross 51:	Brilliant
AAcross 55:	Eat ___ (be humiliated)
AAcross 56:	Site of the first A-bomb test	ALAMOGORDO
AAcross 58:	Radial or whitewall
AAcross 59:	Brass man of myth	TALOS
AAcross 60:	Do gardening
AAcross 61:	Hastened
AAcross 62:	Watched
AAcross 63:	Cotton fabric
DDown 1:	Charge
DDown 2:	Mangle
DDown 3:	Pornography
DDown 4:	Wild prank
DDown 5:	Forefront
DDown 6:	Terminates
DDown 7:	Princely
DDown 8:	Platitudes
DDown 9:	Force
DDown 10:	Opera highlight	ARIADACAPO
DDown 11:	Grit
DDown 12:	Joint
DDown 14:	Dinner course
DDown 17:	Like SE Ohio
DDown 21:	Slide
DDown 23:	Tibet's neighbor
DDown 25:	Gleam
DDown 26:	Confectionery
DDown 27:	Matrons
DDown 29:	Eagle's claw
DDown 30:	Pitcher
DDown 31:	Plunder
DDown 33:	St.-John's-bread
DDown 36:	Season by steeping in brine
DDown 37:	Combat contestant
DDown 39:	Zoo attraction
DDown 40:	Ferber novel	SOBIG
DDown 42:	Packed away
DDown 44:	Nigerian seaport
DDown 46:	Postpone
DDown 48:	New Testament book
DDown 49:	Journey
DDown 50:	Eastern campus
DDown 52:	Gateado or diomate
DDown 53:	Blissful place
DDown 54:	Blockhead
DDown 57:	British counterpart of a hippie