New York Times Answers - Sunday, 15th June 1980 There are 77 across clues and 91 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 15th June 1980. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: BalkDEMURAAcross 6: SemblanceGUISEAAcross 11: ___ Peak, N.M.OSHAAAcross 15: Diagonal sparSPRITAAcross 20: Sky: Comb. formURANOAAcross 21: Like a rainbowARCEDAAcross 22: Changsha's provinceHUNANAAcross 23: Ecuador's capitalQUITOAAcross 24: 7:30 A.M.MRDEEDSGOESTOTOWNAAcross 27: InferiorUNDERAAcross 28: Infant's wordDADAAAcross 29: CorrectEMENDAAcross 30: IncendiarismARSONAAcross 31: Sunday bestFINERYAAcross 32: ShoshoneansUTESAAcross 33: PeakedWANAAcross 34: Like newly poured concreteUNSETAAcross 35: Bulwer-Lytton heroineIONEAAcross 36: Artist EdouardMANETAAcross 38: 8 A.M.STRANGERSONATRAINAAcross 45: Sign on the dotted lineINKAAcross 47: TaxIMPOSTAAcross 48: Lounging slipperMULEAAcross 49: Helm lettersNNEAAcross 50: "___ of Honey"ATASTEAAcross 54: Author of "The Morning Watch"AGEEAAcross 55: Nabokov novelDARAAcross 56: TendencyDRIFTAAcross 58: 9 A.M.THETOWERINGINFERNOAAcross 64: "___ a Song Go . . . "ILETAAcross 65: Tidal floodBOREAAcross 66: "China" star: 1943LADDAAcross 67: Catch red-handedNAILAAcross 68: Dinner-party itemsNAPERYAAcross 70: " . . . ___ of sympathy": EmersonATIEAAcross 71: Tucker's partnerBIBAAcross 72: Balderdash!PISHAAcross 73: British rankSIRAAcross 74: 9 A.M.–5 P.M.THEPLEASUREOFHISCOMPANYAAcross 84: Boniface's placeINNAAcross 85: Cold seaROSSAAcross 86: Luggage shadeTANAAcross 87: "You can't pray ___": TwainALIEAAcross 88: Long cloakCAPOTEAAcross 92: True gritGUTSAAcross 93: Row at the MetTIERAAcross 95: California valleyNAPAAAcross 96: Touch uponABUTAAcross 97: 5 P.M.TAKETHEMONEYANDRUNAAcross 103: Street showRAREEAAcross 105: FedoraLIDAAcross 106: InnisfailERINAAcross 107: Spalpeens of 106 AcrossSCAMPSAAcross 108: DunderheadASSAAcross 109: Peau de ___SOIEAAcross 111: "___ 17"STALAGAAcross 114: Kind of shooterPEAAAcross 115: 5:30 P.M.THELONGVOYAGEHOMEAAcross 119: Ancient storytellerAESOPAAcross 124: Egyptian symbolATENAAcross 125: PalmerARNIEAAcross 126: 100 square metersAREAAcross 128: IdleLOLLAAcross 129: Hit man's weaponHEATERAAcross 132: Suffix with sectARIANAAcross 133: NeutralizeANNULAAcross 135: FieldAREAAAcross 136: Scandinavian NeptuneAEGIRAAcross 137: 7 P.M.THANKGODITSFRIDAYAAcross 140: Kashan manIRANIAAcross 141: Bantu groupREGGAAAcross 142: Lunar trenchRILLEAAcross 143: ConcatenateUNITEAAcross 144: Mercer creationLYRICAAcross 145: WidgeonSMEEAAcross 146: Reflex sitesKNEESAAcross 147: Jewish feastSEDERDDown 1: Soft-nosed bulletDUMDUMDDown 2: CorrigendaERRATADDown 3: InflameMADDENDDown 4: DiscomfortUNEASEDDown 5: Future swimmersROEDDown 6: Riot-squad gearGASMASKDDown 7: PressingURGENTDDown 8: Religious replicationICONDDown 9: Do a farm jobSEEDDDown 10: Begley and WynnEDSDDown 11: Magazine sectionOUTSERTDDown 12: High-hatsSNOOTSDDown 13: GoldieHAWNDDown 14: Lewis's "___ Vickers"ANNDDown 15: Peered, in a waySQUINTEDDDown 16: Waggish verbalistPUNNERDDown 17: TeaseRIDEDDown 18: Journey, to OvidITERDDown 19: He kept loyalty to royaltyTORYDDown 22: Buckskins, e.g.HORSESDDown 25: CondensationDEWDDown 26: Exotic danceTANGODDown 31: Paddock newcomerFOALDDown 34: Remove a dowelUNPEGDDown 35: EntombINURNDDown 37: Josip BrozTITODDown 39: Scrupulously exactRIGIDDDown 40: ImproveAMENDDDown 41: Moreno of the PiratesOMARDDown 42: Like a beldamANILEDDown 43: DeduceINFERDDown 44: ReticulateNETTYDDown 46: NeotericNEWDDown 50: Facing SeaverAT-BATDDown 51: Cleo's god of wisdomTHOTHDDown 52: Kite's siteAERIEDDown 53: ExorbitantSTEEPDDown 54: Some SemitesARABSDDown 55: City on the JumnaDELHIDDown 57: Torn or tearRIPDDown 59: Of Lamb's writingsELIANDDown 60: PotentiallyINPOSSEDDown 61: Gullible oneNAIFDDown 62: Plaice or daceFISHDDown 63: Kind of ringONIONDDown 69: BranchARMDDown 71: Pulitzer Prize poet: 1929BENETDDown 73: TimidSCARYDDown 75: BrightenedLITDDown 76: Solicited earnestlyURGEDDDown 77: DemoralizeROUTDDown 78: Tallinn nativeESTHDDown 79: Dutch genre painterSTEENDDown 80: Raccoon's Tibetan cousinPANDADDown 81: TocsinALARMDDown 82: StuntNIPUPDDown 83: LambsYEANSDDown 88: 200 milligramCARATDDown 89: DisconcertABASHDDown 90: "Big A" prizePURSEDDown 91: Suffix with CapriOTEDDown 93: Pentateuch scrollTORAHDDown 94: Architect JonesINIGODDown 98: Do a tire jobALIGNDDown 99: "Mother of Russian Cities"KIEVDDown 100: BrawlMELEEDDown 101: EnzymeASEDDown 102: College sports org.NCAADDown 104: For the cognoscentiESOTERICDDown 110: Rara avisONERDDown 111: Ear irrigatorSYRINGEDDown 112: Former Japanese P.M.TANAKADDown 113: Distilling phaseAGINGDDown 114: Reads carefullyPERUSESDDown 116: Prep-school freshman's subjectLATINIDDown 117: Rowing motion of yoreOARAGEDDown 118: ConcealMANTLEDDown 120: Galahad's motherELAINEDDown 121: VileSORDIDDDown 122: ___ of quinineOLEATEDDown 123: Gary of golfPLAYERDDown 127: Mischievous moppetELFDDown 129: AcclaimHAILDDown 130: Like a wax museumEERYDDown 131: Culture mediumAGARDDown 132: PsstAHEMDDown 133: Tennis termADINDDown 134: Emil Ludwig subjectNILEDDown 137: Fin. officersTRSDDown 138: Whence came MorkORKDDown 139: Eur. countryRUS