New York Times Answers - Sunday, 13th January 1980

There are 85 across clues and 85 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 13th January 1980. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Irreligious
AAcross 6:	Note, to Key	ASHARP
AAcross 12:	Serape
AAcross 17:	Largest natural lake in Wales	BALA
AAcross 21:	In harmony
AAcross 22:	Trilling or Hampton
AAcross 23:	Brokaw's show
AAcross 24:	Tiant	LUIS
AAcross 25:	January 1 beauty queen's plea	DONTRAINONMYPARADE
AAcross 28:	Octave of a feast
AAcross 29:	Rubber tree
AAcross 30:	Docket
AAcross 31:	Take a flier
AAcross 32:	Show up for the 25th	REUNE
AAcross 33:	Code word
AAcross 35:	Dirs.
AAcross 36:	Material for 36 keys
AAcross 38:	Item near a tub
AAcross 38:	Item near a tub
AAcross 40:	One with pressing duties
AAcross 42:	Jolo's archipelago
AAcross 43:	Aug. 4, 1892, crime name	BORDEN
AAcross 44:	Lack
AAcross 46:	June gardener's Elvis-style lament	IGOTSTUNG
AAcross 49:	Former Met diva	ALDA
AAcross 52:	Impious
AAcross 53:	Word with cork or thumb
AAcross 55:	Part of R.W.E.
AAcross 56:	Purdah prop
AAcross 57:	Quotidian
AAcross 58:	Wild plum
AAcross 59:	Yule-tree hanger
AAcross 61:	Diplomat Silas	DEANE
AAcross 62:	Bonn article
AAcross 63:	Stone landmark
AAcross 64:	Spiffily togged out
AAcross 65:	Curving out
AAcross 66:	Deadlocked
AAcross 67:	Potpourri: Abbr.	MISC
AAcross 68:	Tetra minus one	TRI
AAcross 69:	"___ tu," Verdi aria	ERI
AAcross 70:	Travel hazard
AAcross 73:	April sound for bird watchers	SINGININTHERAIN
AAcross 77:	Help call
AAcross 78:	Spare rib, once
AAcross 79:	Mouths
AAcross 80:	Grafted: Her.	ENTE
AAcross 81:	Gift of gab
AAcross 82:	Establishes	SETSUP
AAcross 84:	Kind of bulb
AAcross 86:	Fall quencher
AAcross 87:	Sibilant aside
AAcross 91:	Sing lustily
AAcross 92:	"Micah ___," Doyle novel	CLARKE
AAcross 93:	Listless
AAcross 94:	Speed: Comb. form
AAcross 95:	Together, at the Met	ADUE
AAcross 96:	Feudal V.I.P.
AAcross 97:	"I ___ the Songs"
AAcross 99:	Master of love ballads	MATHIS
AAcross 100:	Viaud's pen name
AAcross 101:	July farm-journal entry	HOWDRYIAM
AAcross 103:	K and C
AAcross 104:	Wolves, often
AAcross 106:	In the past
AAcross 107:	Ranch animal
AAcross 108:	Extempore
AAcross 108:	Extempore
AAcross 110:	Vulgar
AAcross 112:	Anjou's cousin
AAcross 113:	Additionally
AAcross 116:	Take a second shot at
AAcross 117:	Rank
AAcross 118:	Gordon or Irish
AAcross 120:	Result of many a "lost weekend"
AAcross 121:	Thine: Fr.	ATOI
AAcross 122:	December dorm notice	HOMEFORTHEHOLIDAYS
AAcross 127:	Prurient
AAcross 128:	"Paper Moon" name	ONEAL
AAcross 129:	Usurer, for one
AAcross 130:	"The Friends of Eddie ___"	COYLE
AAcross 131:	Toiler of yore
AAcross 132:	Art category
AAcross 133:	Domain
AAcross 134:	Assault
DDown 1:	"Kiss Me, Kate" locale
DDown 2:	Coral reef
DDown 3:	Closed-shop sign in May	GONEFISHIN
DDown 4:	Colony denizen
DDown 5:	Tiber tributary	NERA
DDown 6:	Property receiver
DDown 7:	"Born again" candidate
DDown 8:	Street toughs
DDown 9:	Soprano Moffo
DDown 10:	Ad ___ (pertinent)
DDown 11:	Wield
DDown 12:	Coloring agent
DDown 13:	Oversized
DDown 14:	Aleutian isle	ADAK
DDown 15:	Bundle
DDown 16:	Caustic
DDown 17:	October victory for Yale	BLUEHEAVEN
DDown 18:	November headache	AUTUMNLEAVES
DDown 19:	Tropical vine
DDown 20:	Desirable thing
DDown 26:	Means
DDown 27:	English musician: 1835–1909	PROUT
DDown 32:	Sent back: Abbr.	RTD
DDown 34:	Tiny space
DDown 36:	"Bravo," Greek style
DDown 37:	March shopper's woe	BLOWININTHEWIND
DDown 38:	Parisian's plug	BONDE
DDown 39:	Ex-constellation
DDown 41:	"___ a Rose"
DDown 42:	Squad-car item
DDown 43:	Domineer
DDown 44:	Carcassonne's river	AUDE
DDown 45:	___ B'rith	BNAI
DDown 47:	Kind of hitter
DDown 48:	Savoir-faire
DDown 50:	Moola
DDown 51:	Actress Smith	ALEXIS
DDown 53:	Cast
DDown 54:	Welsh-bred dog
DDown 58:	Health spa feature
DDown 60:	Class distinction
DDown 61:	Rub out
DDown 63:	Nest noise
DDown 65:	Muezzin
DDown 67:	Byelorussian city
DDown 68:	Judge for Dred Scott
DDown 70:	Like a gala
DDown 71:	Cook too long
DDown 72:	Weatherman's August warning	GETOUTOFTOWN
DDown 73:	"Body and ___"
DDown 74:	Start of a hymn
DDown 75:	Nobelist in Literature: 1948
DDown 76:	Spine
DDown 83:	Jingly February outing	SLEIGHRIDE
DDown 84:	Defects
DDown 85:	Camera genius Edwin
DDown 86:	Region, to Keats
DDown 87:	Color change on old silver
DDown 88:	They resume in September
DDown 89:	Kind of plaster
DDown 90:	Flip
DDown 92:	Combo on the keys
DDown 94:	Film maker Jacques
DDown 96:	In that case
DDown 98:	Hambletonian, e.g.
DDown 99:	Grateau's wave
DDown 102:	"___ Something to Me"	YOUDO
DDown 103:	Put back in shape
DDown 105:	Minstrel's song
DDown 107:	Machree of songdom
DDown 108:	Fanon	ORALE
DDown 109:	Celebrations
DDown 110:	Net, in business
DDown 111:	Jaeger's weapon
DDown 112:	Fashion's Geoffrey	BEENE
DDown 114:	Panache
DDown 115:	Central Caucasian	OSSET
DDown 117:	Augury
DDown 118:	___ Jahan
DDown 119:	Petrocelli of baseball
DDown 122:	Duroc
DDown 123:	Romberg's "___ Alone"
DDown 124:	Literary monogram	RLS
DDown 125:	Porter's "You're the ___"
DDown 126:	Giovanni or José