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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 23rd March 1980

There are 84 across clues and 83 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 23rd March 1980. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Like Kate, as a wife
AAcross 6: Son of Eric the RedLEIF
AAcross 10: Moon craterROMER
AAcross 15: Coronet's cousin
AAcross 20: Cat-quick
AAcross 21: Brother of BrynhildATLI
AAcross 22: Reserved
AAcross 23: Sitting prettyONTOP
AAcross 24: Orwell prediction for 1984
AAcross 26: Educe
AAcross 27: Suffix for RockETTES
AAcross 28: Fair to middling
AAcross 29: "The ___," rock group
AAcross 29: "The ___," rock group
AAcross 30: "In ___ are many mansions": John 14:2MYFATHERSHOUSE
AAcross 33: Declines
AAcross 35: Sessions for Borg
AAcross 36: Take ___ the lamITON
AAcross 37: Sch. for shavetailsOCS
AAcross 40: Prefix with chance
AAcross 41: Part of Caesar's trioVENI
AAcross 42: Sends back to the Hill
AAcross 46: Like April, proverbially
AAcross 48: Back of a leaf
AAcross 49: Black-and-blue
AAcross 50: Relative of H.I.M.HRH
AAcross 51: Hopeless cases
AAcross 52: Sohrab, to Rustum
AAcross 53: Make interesting
AAcross 55: Much-wived Henry
AAcross 56: Crell's riverOISE
AAcross 57: Behave badly
AAcross 59: Anatomical passageITER
AAcross 60: Dig for data
AAcross 61: Wood sorrel
AAcross 62: Olga, Masha and IrinaTHREESISTERS
AAcross 66: Binge
AAcross 67: Kind of mother
AAcross 68: Actor in "Four Daughters"
AAcross 69: Milieu of "Mother Courage"
AAcross 70: Banish
AAcross 71: Sleep lightly
AAcross 73: Spile
AAcross 74: Herodias's daughter
AAcross 75: Provision in a contract
AAcross 76: Made-to-order kin
AAcross 77: Item for a high-stepper
AAcross 78: Dir.
AAcross 81: ___ l'oeil
AAcross 82: She wrote "My Life's History"
AAcross 84: Mrs. Weller's boy
AAcross 85: Les Folies Bergère, for one
AAcross 86: Sleuth with a "number one son"CHAN
AAcross 87: Plaintive poem
AAcross 88: Canton is here
AAcross 89: Western team
AAcross 90: Discipline
AAcross 93: "Life with Father" name
AAcross 94: Author of "Eight Cousins"
AAcross 96: Telpher, e.g.
AAcross 97: Mother Seton's mainstay
AAcross 98: Jewish ceremonial dinner
AAcross 100: Special article
AAcross 101: Tangles
AAcross 103: Castor, to Pollux
AAcross 104: Adj. for some verbsIRR
AAcross 105: Mrs. Skelton's favorite color?
AAcross 106: Fearful, in a way
AAcross 107: Satisfy
AAcross 108: Walking ___
AAcross 110: Lear productionALLINTHEFAMILY
AAcross 116: One of the Cole family
AAcross 117: Uniform, in Paris
AAcross 121: Furuncles
AAcross 122: Lubricator
AAcross 123: Ivan Petrovich VoinitskyUNCLEVANYA
AAcross 126: Montague's offspring
AAcross 127: Swann's wifeODETTE
AAcross 128: Somersault
AAcross 129: President: father or son
AAcross 130: Inexorable
AAcross 131: Wield a divining rod
AAcross 132: One of 52
AAcross 133: Mrs. Rochester's kin
DDown 1: Sugar daddy pickups
DDown 2: Exchange premium
DDown 3: Russian planes
DDown 4: Ell
DDown 5: "___ Rosenkavalier"DER
DDown 6: Like some detergents
DDown 7: Group character
DDown 8: ___ du DiableILE
DDown 9: Company
DDown 10: Anagram for Oriental
DDown 11: Skips
DDown 12: Loads
DDown 13: Part of HOMES
DDown 14: Chesapeake Bay is one
DDown 15: Fragile footing
DDown 16: Perform Gregorian chants
DDown 17: Island in the Near groupATTU
DDown 18: Bambi's aunts
DDown 19: Recess
DDown 22: Purpose of the DEW line
DDown 25: Some of the haves
DDown 31: River to the North SeaYSER
DDown 32: She wrote about Mrs. Reynolds
DDown 34: Little, e.g.
DDown 37: First U.S. Postmaster GeneralOSGOOD
DDown 38: Option
DDown 39: Lawrence relationshipsSONSANDLOVERS
DDown 41: Mother of Aeneas
DDown 42: Cleaves
DDown 43: Time for Alice, Allegra and EdithCHILDRENSHOUR
DDown 44: Hot-plate holder
DDown 45: Less gregarious
DDown 47: "My Wife's a Winsome ___ Thing": Burns
DDown 48: Has one's say in the U.S.A.
DDown 49: Quart in a London pub
DDown 52: Part of "I Remember Mama"
DDown 54: Belgian steel center
DDown 55: Viper's defense
DDown 57: Rebel
DDown 58: Car part
DDown 60: Storage places
DDown 62: Barnstorm
DDown 63: Bow neck
DDown 64: Tolerate
DDown 65: "___ Along," 1959 songTAKEME
DDown 66: She has a ball at a ball
DDown 70: Mrs. Miller's naïve daughter
DDown 72: Branch, to a botanist
DDown 73: Edit subjectively
DDown 74: "El ropo"
DDown 75: King Minos was one
DDown 76: Evel Knieval upheaval
DDown 77: Vilification
DDown 79: To be born, in BrestNAITRE
DDown 80: Overplayed
DDown 81: Cease-fire
DDown 82: Indian river landings
DDown 83: A Pilgrim FatherALDEN
DDown 86: Time of your life
DDown 88: Mo. for hobgoblins
DDown 90: Proofreader's mark
DDown 91: Make a guess
DDown 92: Couturier's annual surprise
DDown 94: Charge with gas
DDown 95: Gulls, terns, etc.
DDown 97: Cringes and flattersFAWNSON
DDown 99: Pickle
DDown 100: At long last
DDown 102: User of spads and brads
DDown 107: Scientist's concern
DDown 108: Tante's husbandONCLE
DDown 109: Rough's partner
DDown 110: Digests, for shortABRS
DDown 111: Corsair's quest
DDown 112: Thorny tree
DDown 113: Image: Comb. formEIDO
DDown 114: Took a Concorde
DDown 115: Mongol tent
DDown 118: Snarl
DDown 119: Contemporary French authorAYME
DDown 120: Bonnie bairn
DDown 124: Hide ___ hair
DDown 125: ___ victis
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