New York Times Answers - Sunday, 18th November 1979 There are 81 across clues and 89 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 18th November 1979. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: HacksCABMENAAcross 7: Wild goatTAHRAAcross 11: Social classesSTRATAAAcross 17: AppointmentDATEAAcross 21: Small pitAREOLEAAcross 22: Dad, in DamascusABOUAAcross 23: ContributeCHIP INAAcross 24: ArdorELANAAcross 25: Darius, to his spouse?PERSIAN LAMBAAcross 27: Makes merryREVELSAAcross 28: Firm or quickFASTAAcross 29: Snake eyes at VegasONESAAcross 30: Poet LizetteREESEAAcross 31: Had the miseryAILEDAAcross 32: Gambling gameECARTEAAcross 34: Writer HentoffNATAAcross 35: Cardiff dog-track figure?WELSH RABBITAAcross 37: This often runneth overBRIMMERAAcross 38: Old name for a Swiss cityBASLEAAcross 39: Hall of Fame surgeonREEDAAcross 40: Part of O.D.OLIVEAAcross 41: That that isREALITYAAcross 44: This, to a toreroESTAAAcross 46: Sigurd's steedGRANIAAcross 47: "___ Mir Bist . . . "BEIAAcross 50: Blotter itemARRESTAAcross 51: Peking supermarket group?CHINESE CHECKERSAAcross 55: Largest port in GloucestershireBRISTOLAAcross 57: OwnsHASAAcross 58: Ladies of LisbonDONASAAcross 59: Cobbler's sparableNAILAAcross 60: FleeBOLTAAcross 61: InterruptABORTAAcross 63: Dir. from Bern to 38 AcrossENEAAcross 64: Rap session?SEANCEAAcross 66: Tax org.IRSAAcross 67: FactsDATAAAcross 69: Party mixtureDIPAAcross 71: Aristotle irked?GREEK CROSSAAcross 74: Cruel oneSADISTAAcross 76: JaguarCATAAcross 78: Sadat's namesakesANWARSAAcross 79: Temporary teacher in Torino?ITALIANSUBAAcross 83: Ship-shaped napkin holderNEFAAcross 85: In ___ (in place)SITUAAcross 86: Bath is oneSPAAAcross 89: Observance of moral lawNOMISMAAcross 90: Auction inputBIDAAcross 92: Prowl after preyRAVENAAcross 94: Caesar was hereGAULAAcross 95: LeakDRIPAAcross 96: RundownSEEDYAAcross 98: "Bel ___," Burnford novel: 1978RIAAAcross 99: GoonGORILLAAAcross 102: Nureyev donning tights?RUSSIAN DRESSINGAAcross 106: Feats of KeatsVERSESAAcross 107: Dead emberASHAAcross 108: OafsCLODSAAcross 109: NewtsEFTSAAcross 110: Holders of salt or wineCELLARSAAcross 111: Kipling's KimO'HARAAAcross 112: 107, to GaiusCVIIAAcross 114: Rival of MartinaCHRISAAcross 115: Emulate ecdysiastsDISROBEAAcross 118: "A votre santé!"FRENCH TOASTAAcross 121: DirectedLEDAAcross 124: Site of Twain's remainsELMIRAAAcross 125: ThreesomeTRINEAAcross 126: WeirdEERIEAAcross 127: Force afloatNAVYAAcross 128: Alexandrian V.I.P.CLEOAAcross 129: GlumMOROSEAAcross 131: Oriental desireJAPANESEYENAAcross 133: Cytologist's interestCELLAAcross 134: Carol openerADESTEAAcross 135: WickedEVILAAcross 136: H. W. L. subjectREVEREAAcross 137: Tosca's "Vissi d'___"ARTEAAcross 138: Wise elderNESTORAAcross 139: Mack and LewisTEDSAAcross 140: Fits' partnerSTARTSDDown 1: Gallinaceous entreeCAPONDDown 2: Omni or KemperARENADDown 3: Groucho wore oneBERETDDown 4: BryophyteMOSSDDown 5: WhitneyELIDDown 6: " . . . I am ___ the gods": SocratesNEARESTTODDown 7: Author GayTALESEDDown 8: DiscomfitABASHDDown 9: Marine painterHOMERDDown 10: ChafeRUBDDown 11: French dramatist: 1791–1861SCRIBEDDown 12: Keep ___ onTHELIDDDown 13: FastenerRIVETDDown 14: ImpersonatedAPEDDDown 15: East Indian herbTILDDown 16: SillyANSERINEDDown 17: SlanderDEFAMEDDown 18: StartleALARMDDown 19: SampleTASTEDDown 20: Come inENTERDDown 26: Giant petrelNELLYDDown 31: " . . . not worth ___"ABEANDDown 33: OppidanCIVICDDown 35: Oft watched lineWAISTDDown 36: Like a Tate displayARTISTICDDown 37: Lets off hot airBLAHSDDown 38: BeatifiedBLESTDDown 40: Killer whaleORCADDown 41: Ben EzraRABBIDDown 42: MistakeERRORDDown 43: Seed coveringsARILSDDown 44: She loved NarcissusECHODDown 45: Pottery fragmentSHARDDDown 46: Major divisions in biologyGENERADDown 47: Relative of bingoBEANODDown 48: Sevareid and BloreERICSDDown 49: British ___ISLESDDown 52: Nigerian townEDEDDown 53: Porter opusSONGDDown 54: Burls on trunksKNARSDDown 56: Old tongueLATINDDown 62: Fish or voiceBASSDDown 64: Three-handed card gameSKATDDown 65: ColorECRUDDown 67: PlatformDAISDDown 68: He took a ribbingADAMDDown 70: Roast or roasterPANDDown 72: Start of Mass. mottoENSEDDown 73: Adlai ___ StevensonEWINGDDown 74: Butterfingers' wordSLIPSDDown 75: Potatoes, e.g.TUBERSDDown 77: Great!TERRIFICDDown 79: Hindu godINDRADDown 80: Convex moldingTORUSDDown 81: Certain MennonitesAMISHDDown 82: StayBIDEDDown 84: IndistinctFAINTDDown 86: Sauce for pastaSALSADDown 87: He pours out whinesPULERDDown 88: "I loved ___": WitherALASSDDown 91: Lalo's "Le Roi ___"DYSDDown 93: Weary WilliesVAGSDDown 94: Little womenGIRLSDDown 96: ZzzzzzzSNOREDDown 97: Norse sagaEDDADDown 100: ForemenOVERSEERSDDown 101: Kindled againRELITDDown 103: Ethereal fluidICHORDDown 104: Dixie dwellerALABAMANDDown 105: Le Havre's riverSEINEDDown 110: NetworkCHAINDDown 111: Bird or playerORIOLEDDown 112: Papini subjectCRISTODDown 113: Superficial polishVENEERDDown 114: AnthozoansCORALSDDown 115: Br. navigation aidDECCADDown 116: Danube feederILLERDDown 117: SparlingSMELTDDown 118: Robert or DavidFROSTDDown 119: Labor; struggleHEAVEDDown 120: HypothermalTEPIDDDown 121: HenLAYERDDown 122: Turn outwardEVERTDDown 123: Work unitsDYNESDDown 125: ___ bienTRESDDown 127: Shade of greenNEVADDown 130: Horatian gemODEDDown 131: 747JETDDown 132: Bridge reversalSET