New York Times Answers - Sunday, 6th April 1980

There are 76 across clues and 91 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 6th April 1980. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Proxy
AAcross 6:	Not together
AAcross 11:	Vestment
AAcross 16:	Relative of rain
AAcross 20:	Possible Easter topper
AAcross 21:	Community character
AAcross 22:	April 5, in old Rome	NONAE
AAcross 23:	Bogus
AAcross 24:	Dixon/Rose/Warren query	WOULDYOULIKETOTAKEAWALK
AAcross 28:	Botanist Gray	ASA
AAcross 29:	Did a prelaundry job
AAcross 30:	Oligophrenic
AAcross 31:	Stockholm gnome
AAcross 32:	Family-tree twigs: Abbr.	RELS
AAcross 34:	Rock group
AAcross 35:	Strength
AAcross 36:	Check
AAcross 37:	Part of speech
AAcross 39:	Gudrun's husband	ATLI
AAcross 40:	Galosh
AAcross 41:	Kahal/Wheeler/Fain rainy-day advice	LETASMILEBEYOURUMBRELLA
AAcross 52:	Remarque or Segal	ERICH
AAcross 53:	Where to put your dough
AAcross 54:	City celebrated by Cole Porter	PAREE
AAcross 55:	Fitting
AAcross 56:	Japanese verse form
AAcross 57:	Nectarous
AAcross 58:	Chose
AAcross 59:	Antelope or drum
AAcross 60:	Wonts
AAcross 61:	Paul or Nicholas
AAcross 62:	When Gary Coleman will be 34	MMII
AAcross 63:	Kibitz
AAcross 64:	___ soup (heavy fog)
AAcross 65:	"___, you noblest English"	ONON
AAcross 66:	Wettish
AAcross 67:	Wedge-shaped
AAcross 68:	Gene Kelly exuberance	SINGININTHERAIN
AAcross 72:	Easel adjunct
AAcross 76:	Carries on
AAcross 77:	" . . . spring time, the ___ pretty ring time": Shak.
AAcross 78:	Rainy-day prize
AAcross 81:	Handsome one
AAcross 82:	"Ooh, that hurts!"
AAcross 83:	Tie for the races
AAcross 85:	Flood follower
AAcross 86:	___ incognita
AAcross 87:	Alighieri
AAcross 89:	Short-billed rail
AAcross 90:	Cotton cloth
AAcross 91:	Lady Luck reigns here
AAcross 92:	Kind of boom
AAcross 93:	Roll-call response
AAcross 94:	Bucolic
AAcross 95:	Como admission in 1946	IMALWAYSCHASINGRAINBOWS
AAcross 101:	Opposite of aweather
AAcross 102:	Abrupt
AAcross 103:	Brahmin
AAcross 104:	Chinese skiff
AAcross 107:	Whack
AAcross 109:	Petty officer
AAcross 109:	Petty officer
AAcross 111:	Actor Montand	YVES
AAcross 115:	Sourdough's concern
AAcross 116:	Rossetti's "___ Beatrix"	BEATA
AAcross 117:	___-than-thou
AAcross 119:	U.N. labor body
AAcross 120:	Wood/Fulmer reply to 24 Across	WAITTILLTHECLOUDSROLLBY
AAcross 124:	Cremona name
AAcross 125:	Emanations
AAcross 126:	Possible port in a storm
AAcross 127:	Scene of Dec.–March rains
AAcross 128:	Springy, in a way
AAcross 129:	Foam; froth
AAcross 130:	Jurymen
AAcross 131:	Side dishes
DDown 1:	Fighting	ATWAR
DDown 2:	A Canadian transient
DDown 3:	Part of E.R.A.
DDown 4:	Not any, to the D.A.	NUL
DDown 5:	Spreads hay
DDown 6:	Cupids
DDown 7:	Sulks
DDown 8:	Provence city
DDown 9:	"Spring Song" author
DDown 10:	Tut's cousin
DDown 11:	Portia saved his skin	ANTONIO
DDown 12:	He wrote "Esther Waters"
DDown 13:	Under guidance	INTOW
DDown 14:	Actor in "The Rain People": 1969	CAAN
DDown 15:	Meek's partner in comics
DDown 16:	Part of a ship's bow
DDown 17:	"I loved ___ . . . ": Wither	ALASS
DDown 18:	Holm or key
DDown 19:	Albanian coin
DDown 23:	Not so rainy
DDown 25:	Dogpatch name	YOKUM
DDown 26:	A Brontë	EMILY
DDown 27:	Garb formally
DDown 33:	Noshes
DDown 35:	Tax or dental compound
DDown 36:	Sultan's son in "The Arabian Nights"	AHMED
DDown 38:	___ Peak, N.M.
DDown 39:	Red as ___	ABEET
DDown 40:	"You bet!"
DDown 41:	Abate, as rain
DDown 41:	Abate, as rain
DDown 42:	Blot out
DDown 43:	Skin ailment
DDown 44:	Like Gray's herd
DDown 45:	Square
DDown 46:	Arrogant
DDown 47:	Emu or ostrich
DDown 48:	Chew the scenery
DDown 49:	___ hand (helped out)	LENTA
DDown 50:	On the up and up
DDown 50:	On the up and up
DDown 51:	Do penance
DDown 57:	Rhone feeder
DDown 58:	Leaves out
DDown 59:	Easter ___
DDown 61:	Fits of temper
DDown 62:	"April is the cruellest ___ . . . "
DDown 63:	Erected
DDown 65:	Old Rome's port
DDown 66:	Popular pie
DDown 67:	Tippy boat
DDown 69:	Satirical
DDown 70:	Sinuous Eastern dance
DDown 71:	Cradle
DDown 72:	Father: Comb. form	PATRI
DDown 73:	Revoke, as a legacy
DDown 74:	Doone	LORNA
DDown 75:	Matriculate
DDown 78:	"Aïda" debuted here
DDown 79:	Attorney ___	ATLAW
DDown 80:	Ding-a-ling things
DDown 83:	"___ We All?"	ARENT
DDown 84:	Puppeteer Tony	SARG
DDown 85:	Contemptible
DDown 87:	Senior member
DDown 88:	Faulkner hero	ANSE
DDown 89:	Sylvan spring sound
DDown 90:	Ian Fleming character	DRNO
DDown 92:	Deli offering
DDown 96:	Large deer
DDown 97:	Most discerning
DDown 98:	Singer Yma
DDown 99:	Baseball plays
DDown 100:	___ tube
DDown 104:	Rascal
DDown 105:	"___ should have a good memory"	ALIAR
DDown 106:	An Alou of baseball	MATTY
DDown 107:	Aquarium fish
DDown 108:	Guffaws
DDown 109:	Game akin to roulette
DDown 110:	More mature
DDown 112:	Banky of silents	VILMA
DDown 113:	Funny-bone locale
DDown 114:	Oriental legumes
DDown 116:	"___ Skies," Berlin prediction
DDown 117:	Strop
DDown 118:	Seamstress Betsy
DDown 120:	Existed
DDown 121:	Place
DDown 122:	Sass
DDown 123:	Shastri of India	LAL