New York Times Answers - Sunday, 2nd December 1979 There are 81 across clues and 87 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 2nd December 1979. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: SmokesCIGARSAAcross 7: "Gil ___"BLASAAcross 11: PlatterDISCAAcross 15: Soprano Clamma ___DALEAAcross 19: Historic peakARARATAAcross 20: SorceressLAMIAAAcross 22: Kind of committeeAD HOCAAcross 24: NuncupativeORALAAcross 25: Thus spake Arthur GuinnessFORTHERECORDAAcross 27: Thus spake Edgar Bergen, with "in"DOUBLE TALKAAcross 29: Chem. suffixENEAAcross 30: Porcupine's protectionSPINESAAcross 31: SymbolizedMEANTAAcross 33: Tomato blightsEDEMASAAcross 34: HeavePANTAAcross 35: Utmost extentLIMITAAcross 36: SpinnakerSAILAAcross 37: Sty occupantSOWAAcross 40: Like Maine woodlandsPINYAAcross 41: Day or DukeDORISAAcross 42: Currents caused by carsAIRFLOWSAAcross 46: Poseidon's weaponTRIDENTAAcross 48: Thus spake peace confereesDISARMINGLYAAcross 50: Initials in the 30'sNRAAAcross 51: PG or XRATINGAAcross 52: City in CanadaSORELAAcross 53: Like Albee's AliceTINYAAcross 54: Land mapPLATAAcross 55: Was nostalgicACHEDAAcross 56: Soph, to a froshHAZERAAcross 57: Low, moist placeSWALEAAcross 59: Nature: Comb. formPHYSIAAcross 60: Pandora's escapeesILLSAAcross 61: Art galleryTATEAAcross 62: Shakespeare contemporaryPEELEAAcross 63: Be half-awakeDROWSEAAcross 64: Boxer CruzTEOAAcross 65: Thus spake CyranoVERYNASALLYAAcross 68: Garden beautiesPEONIESAAcross 69: Querimonious childWHINERAAcross 71: Sugar-and-spice groupGIRLSAAcross 72: ChinaTEA SETAAcross 73: ScholarsSAVANTSAAcross 75: Thus spake Thackeray's BeckyMOSTSHARPLYAAcross 77: Pinafore, for oneHMSAAcross 80: Causes detritusERODESAAcross 81: Vicious eelMORAYAAcross 82: Shed plumageMOLTAAcross 83: Granny, e.g.KNOTAAcross 84: ReliableTRIEDAAcross 85: Dewy, in poetryRORALAAcross 86: Entertainer RiveraCHITAAAcross 88: Girl in "Twelfth Night"VIOLAAAcross 89: SpasmsTICSAAcross 90: Seine tributaryOISEAAcross 91: Bishop and SextonPOETSAAcross 92: Man in a boxBATTERAAcross 93: Second nameEVEAAcross 94: Thus spake Venus de MiloOFFHANDEDLYAAcross 97: Least originalTRITESTAAcross 98: Suppress againRESTIFLEAAcross 100: Studio itemEASELAAcross 101: God, to Chinese ProtestantsSHENAAcross 102: Aves.' kinSTSAAcross 103: Pierre's notionIDEEAAcross 104: BurrowsMOLESAAcross 105: Portico for PericlesSTOAAAcross 106: VisualOCULARAAcross 109: Kind of larcenyPETITAAcross 110: Gets a hint ofSCENTSAAcross 112: AdageSAWAAcross 115: Thus spake the forgetful one at the groceryLISTLESSLYAAcross 117: Thus spake the umpireATAHIGHPITCHAAcross 120: To ___ (exactly)ATEEAAcross 121: Prevent legallyESTOPAAcross 122: SquelchedSATONAAcross 123: Apollo 7 astronautEISELEAAcross 124: DesideratumNEEDAAcross 125: Underling of yoreESNEAAcross 126: HutchesPENSAAcross 127: Floral organSTAMENDDown 1: BistroCAFEDDown 2: Mashie, for oneIRONDDown 3: ___ du Nord, ParisGAREDDown 4: Newspaper departmentARTDDown 5: Fall callsRAHSDDown 6: Kind of stoneSTEPPINGDDown 7: Small, tapering fishBLENNYDDown 8: Tie on a bootLACETDDown 9: O.T. bookAMOSDDown 10: Wodehouse titleSIRDDown 11: Tzara's cultDADAISMDDown 12: "___ Care," 1905 songIDONTDDown 13: CloseSHUTDDown 14: Male swanCOBDDown 15: Expression of mild disbeliefDOTELLDDown 16: Saroyan heroARAMDDown 17: Musical refrainLALADDown 18: "Benevolent" onesELKSDDown 21: Title Columbus heldADMIRALDDown 23: Thus spake the optimistic meteorologistCLEARLYDDown 26: BrightRIANTDDown 28: UpliftEDIFYDDown 32: Turkish V.I.P.EMIRDDown 35: SchlimazelLOSERDDown 36: Actress HassoSIGNEDDown 37: Narrow passageSTRAITDDown 38: Wise answerORACLEDDown 39: Thus spake Gray's herdWITHLOWVOICESDDown 40: Hang firePENDDDown 41: FatalDIREDDown 42: Like a croneANILEDDown 43: Thus spake Beverly SillsONLYWITHNOTESDDown 44: HogfishWRASSEDDown 45: French composer and kinSATIESDDown 47: Seeker of subversives: 1938–44DIESDDown 48: "Dirty" group of 1967DOZENDDown 49: Where Leghorn isITALYDDown 52: ButterflySATYRDDown 54: Bell ringer, for shortPHONEDDown 56: Leporine groupHARESDDown 57: Tongue-twister verbSELLSDDown 58: Cheat the bookieWELSHDDown 59: CommonplacePROSYDDown 61: Omar's productionTENTSDDown 62: Stravinsky's "Card ___"PARTYDDown 63: Did businessDEALTDDown 65: IviedVINEDDDown 66: Israeli coinAGORADDown 67: Fiber for cordageSISALDDown 68: Flounces on blousesPEPLADDown 70: Pluto, to PlatoHADESDDown 72: PoniesTROTSDDown 73: Game dogSETTERDDown 74: Achieve successARRIVEDDown 75: PeloponnesusMOREADDown 76: AccordAMITYDDown 78: Ill-treatMOLESTDDown 79: Fits' partnerSTARTSDDown 81: DayanMOSHEDDown 83: EarthaKITTDDown 85: Garand or M-1RIFLEDDown 86: Systems of signalsCODESDDown 87: War, to ShermanHELLDDown 88: FutileVAINDDown 90: Recipient of a bidOFFEREEDDown 91: Money in MadridPESETASDDown 92: InspiresBREATHESDDown 94: Resembling: SuffixOIDALDDown 95: Biological specimen replacing the originalNEOTYPEDDown 96: Salvador from SpainDALIDDown 97: Strip of leatherTHONGDDown 99: SlopedTILTEDDDown 101: Toby's cousinsSTEINSDDown 104: Extra dividendMELONDDown 105: Already, in AnhaltSCHONDDown 106: Buck heroineOLANDDown 107: Bring into courtCITEDDown 108: Beneficiary: LawUSEEDDown 109: Signals for silencePSTSDDown 110: SatisfySATEDDown 111: Patio gearSPITDDown 112: Ski turnSTEMDDown 113: Tall Asiatic treeACLEDDown 114: Reporter's queryWHENDDown 116: Dir. of L.A. from RenoSSEDDown 118: FaucetTAPDDown 119: "The law ___ ass": DickensISA