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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 1st June 1980

    There are 72 across clues and 72 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 1st June 1980. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: Religious executive
    AAcross 7: Small handbill
    AAcross 12: Diminished
    AAcross 18: Kind of sheet or press
    AAcross 19: Immediately
    AAcross 20: Amplifiers of electromagnetic waves
    AAcross 21: Semior citizens
    AAcross 22: Shames
    AAcross 24: Shining
    AAcross 25: Utter
    AAcross 26: N.A. Indians
    AAcross 28: Culprits, in Calabria
    AAcross 29: Region, to RenéCLIMAT
    AAcross 31: Fast long-run carrierSUPERSONICTRANSPORT
    AAcross 37: Living quarters: Abbr.
    AAcross 39: Ingredient of pepper pot
    AAcross 40: Cockle
    AAcross 41: Chinese pagodaTAA
    AAcross 42: One of the Yugoslavs
    AAcross 44: Public
    AAcross 46: Bullfinch specialty
    AAcross 47: Long run on Broadway
    AAcross 48: Army missile
    AAcross 49: More competent
    AAcross 51: Bulgarian weight
    AAcross 53: Bone marrow
    AAcross 55: An Amerind
    AAcross 57: Assyrian war god
    AAcross 59: "Spirit of '76" musician
    AAcross 60: Vertexes
    AAcross 61: Humane soc.ASPCA
    AAcross 62: Verve
    AAcross 63: Montemezzi's "L'Amore dei ___ Re"TRE
    AAcross 66: Littler or Wilder
    AAcross 67: Kitchen meas.TBS
    AAcross 69: Famed physicist: 1787–1854
    AAcross 70: Moon buggy
    AAcross 71: Ark passenger
    AAcross 72: Part of a joule
    AAcross 73: Ancient mariner
    AAcross 74: Perfect paradigm
    AAcross 76: Hinder
    AAcross 78: Feel
    AAcross 79: Desolate
    AAcross 80: Seculars
    AAcross 81: Highly agreeable
    AAcross 84: Compass pt.
    AAcross 85: Squirrels' nests
    AAcross 88: Brit. lexicon
    AAcross 88: Brit. lexicon
    AAcross 89: Mine, in MarseilleAMOI
    AAcross 90: Father in ArabiaABOU
    AAcross 92: Nostrils
    AAcross 94: Froth
    AAcross 96: Contraction
    AAcross 97: Hogarth subject
    AAcross 98: Nudniks
    AAcross 100: Sputnik's bpl.
    AAcross 101: Long run in the North
    AAcross 107: With great tension
    AAcross 108: A follower
    AAcross 109: Press
    AAcross 110: Unpopular bill
    AAcross 113: "___ of Sundays": UpdikeAMONTH
    AAcross 115: Radar device
    AAcross 118: Worse
    AAcross 120: Horn: Comb. formCERATO
    AAcross 121: Would-be frat member
    AAcross 122: Ultimate conclusion
    AAcross 123: King of MoroccoHASSAN
    AAcross 124: Dogie catcher
    AAcross 125: With profundity
    DDown 1: A good pair
    DDown 2: Gaucho's weapon
    DDown 3: Bad place for a long run
    DDown 4: Augment, with "out"
    DDown 5: Pancake topper
    DDown 6: Part of a sonnet
    DDown 7: D.C. bank groupFRB
    DDown 8: Cub
    DDown 9: Japanese immigrant
    DDown 10: Moral principle
    DDown 11: Coral of a lobster
    DDown 12: Long run on TVALLINTHEFAMILY
    DDown 13: Authors L. Frank and VickiBAUMS
    DDown 14: Tin Pan Alley acronymASCAP
    DDown 15: Like the W.C.T.U.
    DDown 16: Piscivorous bird
    DDown 17: Summer time in N.Y.C.DST
    DDown 19: Unresisting
    DDown 23: Tern
    DDown 27: Actor FlynnERROL
    DDown 30: Hardest part of a long run
    DDown 32: Dos Passos trilogy
    DDown 32: Dos Passos trilogy
    DDown 33: Teatro San Carlo offerings
    DDown 34: "Mean ___," 1929 song
    DDown 35: Marsh hen
    DDown 36: St. Patrick's headquarters
    DDown 37: Land area
    DDown 38: Thrive
    DDown 43: Subdue
    DDown 45: Result of many a long run
    DDown 45: Result of many a long run
    DDown 47: Ben-___HUR
    DDown 50: Long run in AprilBOSTONMARATHON
    DDown 52: Role for Hoffman or StreepKRAMER
    DDown 54: Unter ___ Linden
    DDown 56: Sherbet
    DDown 58: What the victor gets
    DDown 59: Hew a yew
    DDown 61: Court celebrity
    DDown 63: Christie's record-breaking long runTHEMOUSETRAP
    DDown 64: Ransoms
    DDown 65: Redactor
    DDown 68: In which a long run leads to home
    DDown 71: Snoop
    DDown 73: Avant-gardist
    DDown 75: Gromyko or VishinskyANDREI
    DDown 77: Cumulus
    DDown 77: Cumulus
    DDown 78: School subj.SCI
    DDown 81: Unit of power
    DDown 82: Moslem noble
    DDown 83: Card-file devices
    DDown 84: Brings to court
    DDown 86: Breathe
    DDown 87: Tanglefoot
    DDown 91: Approves
    DDown 93: Adds
    DDown 95: Jeu de mots
    DDown 99: Like Jay Peak
    DDown 102: Pushers in Hyde Park
    DDown 103: Sermon of Buddha
    DDown 104: Eucalyptus eater
    DDown 105: Queen ___ laceANNES
    DDown 106: Hole-___INONE
    DDown 111: Efficiently
    DDown 112: End of a Parisian's long run
    DDown 113: Sigh in Stuttgart
    DDown 114: ___ culpaMEA
    DDown 116: An N.C.O.CPL
    DDown 117: Self
    DDown 119: Genethliacon, e.g.
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