New York Times Answers - Friday, 4th April 1980 There are 33 across clues and 43 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 4th April 1980. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: KismetFATEAAcross 5: Part of an early aviator's wardrobeSCARFAAcross 10: Lively danceHORAAAcross 14: Made a perfect serveACEDAAcross 15: Hiding placeCACHEAAcross 16: ReviseEDITAAcross 17: Start of a quotation from "Hamlet"WHENSORROWSCOMEAAcross 20: Roundworm or eelwormNEMATODEAAcross 21: Latin teacher's commandPARSEAAcross 22: Roman goddess of plentyOPSAAcross 23: HidePELTAAcross 25: Very, to a violinistASSAIAAcross 29: A certain spiceVARIETYAAcross 32: Quotation: Part IITHEYCOMENOTAAcross 35: Gypsy gentlemanROMAAcross 37: BoundaryMETEAAcross 38: Does a K.P. chorePARESAAcross 39: Tokyo beverageSAKEAAcross 40: HoweverYETAAcross 41: Quotation: Part IIISINGLESPIESAAcross 43: One on a slateNOMINEEAAcross 45: Teddy bear's live rivalPANDAAAcross 46: Mars' counterpartARESAAcross 47: CuckooANIAAcross 49: WingedALATEAAcross 52: Cheapest accommodations on a shipSTEERAGEAAcross 57: End of the quotationBUTINBATTALIONSAAcross 60: British county, for shortOXONAAcross 61: RumorBRUITAAcross 62: CookieSNAPAAcross 63: Slangy assentsYEPSAAcross 64: "Piece of cake"CINCHAAcross 65: Inspiring fearEERYDDown 1: ToadyFAWNDDown 2: Flu symptomACHEDDown 3: Rain cats and dogsTEEMDDown 4: Actress PurvianceEDNADDown 5: Newspaper firstSCOOPDDown 6: King and queen, e.g.CARDSDDown 7: Israeli portACREDDown 8: Greek consonantRHODDown 9: " . . . but ___ are chosen"FEWDDown 10: Supreme sorceressHECATEDDown 11: RedolenceODORDDown 12: FelliesRIMSDDown 13: To ___ (precisely)ATEEDDown 18: Self-controlled oneSTOICDDown 19: Acrobatic maneuverSPLITDDown 23: Jury groupPANELDDown 24: IrregularEROSEDDown 25: Frost's "Tree ___ Window"ATMYDDown 26: BrightnessSHEENDDown 27: SquabbleSET-TODDown 28: AffirmativeAYEDDown 29: ThresholdVERGEDDown 30: The Orient Express was oneTRAINDDown 31: JoinedYOKEDDDown 33: ConjectureOPINEDDown 34: Ancestral spirits worshiped by RomansMANESDDown 36: Western hillMESADDown 39: Resort of a sortSPADDown 41: "Debutantalizer"SIRENDDown 42: Sales pitchSPIELDDown 44: First canonical hourMATINSDDown 47: Place to find mementosATTICDDown 48: Ray Milland's birthplaceNEATHDDown 49: "___ Named Sue"ABOYDDown 50: De followerLUXEDDown 51: OverATOPDDown 52: AstonishSTUNDDown 53: Word with sun or moonRISEDDown 54: SuperA-ONEDDown 55: SnarlGNARDDown 56: SpotESPYDDown 58: British TV groupBBCDDown 59: Notable nicknameARI