New York Times Answers - Sunday, 13th July 1980 There are 79 across clues and 87 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 13th July 1980. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: EraPERIODAAcross 7: Clean-cutCRISPAAcross 12: PosesSITSAAcross 16: PossessesHASAAcross 19: Neighbor of SiberiaALASKAAAcross 20: Of the air or earAURALAAcross 21: Asian seaARALAAcross 22: West Indian IndianCARIBAAcross 24: Marsupial in Washington zooWALLAWALLAWALLABYAAcross 27: Greek vowelOMEGAAAcross 28: Koko's weaponSNEEAAcross 29: March of ___DIMESAAcross 30: Greenish bluesCYANSAAcross 31: DegradesUNMANSAAcross 32: BondSOLDERAAcross 34: "Oberto" composerVERDIAAcross 35: Cheese of NormandyANGELOTAAcross 36: Frequently, to FitzGeraldOFTAAcross 39: VariegatedPIEDAAcross 40: RuthBABEAAcross 41: Spectral typeNSTARAAcross 42: NumbsDEADENSAAcross 44: Mediocre women's clubSOSOSOROSISAAcross 47: Thickset horseCOBAAcross 50: AstrayERRINGAAcross 51: King Cyaxares' subjectsMEDESAAcross 52: Christie's "___ at End House"PERILAAcross 53: LettersMAILAAcross 54: Flocks of mallardsSUTESAAcross 55: Kind of talk or taxSALESAAcross 56: Stairs to the GangesGHATSAAcross 57: Unit of 1,000 kilogramsTONNEAAcross 58: SplineSLATAAcross 59: Mine roof propSPRAGAAcross 60: Flashy fowlCHICHICHICKSAAcross 62: Atmosphere: Comb. form.AERAAcross 63: Dance diagramsCHACHACHARTSAAcross 65: PlagueHARASSAAcross 66: Counter-balancesTARESAAcross 68: BarbarianHUNAAcross 69: Made of a grainOATENAAcross 70: Asian peninsulaARABIAAAcross 72: Dessert makers' contestsBABABAKEOFFSAAcross 78: Wheel toothCOGAAcross 81: Tuaregs' headgearBERBERBERETSAAcross 83: Book by D. S. FreemanRELEEAAcross 84: PomanderCASEAAcross 85: Took stepsACTEDAAcross 86: Korbut and RomanovOLGASAAcross 87: Elvis ___ PresleyAARONAAcross 88: Dantean divisionCANTOAAcross 89: GuySTAYAAcross 90: Beckett's absent characterGODOTAAcross 91: CompanionwaySTAIRAAcross 92: Floor finisherSANDERAAcross 93: Long timeEONAAcross 94: "Farewell, polliwog"TATATADPOLEAAcross 96: Household choreDUSTINGAAcross 97: Brazilian portBELEMAAcross 98: BaksheeshALMSAAcross 99: "Stop it!"DONTAAcross 100: E.T.O. headDDEAAcross 101: Santa Anna at the AlamoSTORMERAAcross 104: TernSCRAYAAcross 106: Combed woolCARDEDAAcross 108: Niobe's brotherPELOPSAAcross 109: Massenet operaTHAISAAcross 110: Italian poet: 1544–95TASSOAAcross 111: Domino, e.g.ROBEAAcross 115: Of a pieceALIKEAAcross 116: Queues for canine mealsCHOWCHOWCHOWLINESAAcross 119: Diehard's cryNEVERAAcross 120: Swiss riverAAREAAcross 121: Type of typeELITEAAcross 122: Uncle's darlingsNIECESAAcross 123: Bk. of the BibleGENAAcross 124: Stowe novelDREDAAcross 125: Ruth St. ___DENISAAcross 126: PlacidSERENEDDown 1: ManhandlesPAWSDDown 2: DashELANDDown 3: Respiratory soundRALEDDown 4: British ___ISLESDDown 5: Orel's riverOKADDown 6: Vacationer's nonactivityDAWDLINGDDown 7: SoothedCALMEDDDown 8: ArchonRULERDDown 9: Cleo's co-attendantIRASDDown 10: Use a crosscutSAWDDown 11: Sugar pillsPLACEBOSDDown 12: Caesar, e.g.SALADDDown 13: Man of KermanIRANIDDown 14: Keep ___ onTABSDDown 15: Stallone's sobriquetSLYDDown 16: Glockenspiel player's implementHAMMERDDown 17: Of a regionAREALDDown 18: "In hoc ___ vinces"SIGNODDown 22: Latin American dancesCONGASDDown 23: Fiber for ropesBASTDDown 25: Candy stripersAIDESDDown 26: TrichordsLYRESDDown 31: "Wait ___ Dark"UNTILDDown 33: Starts the biddingOPENSDDown 34: PotichesVASESDDown 35: Neighbor of PerugiaASSISIDDown 36: Black Sea portODESSADDown 37: The hickory stickFERULEDDown 38: Irascible Scot's garmentTARTARTARTANDDown 40: Grocery, in GranadaBODEGADDown 41: Bridge positionsNORTHSDDown 43: ___ of WormsDIETDDown 44: Psalm wordSELAHDDown 45: Wealthy biblical cityOPHIRDDown 46: Undergo chemical changeREACTDDown 47: Shot of a danceCANCANCANDIDDDown 48: Sty talkOINKSDDown 49: Sampler wordBLESSDDown 51: Crushed grape skinsMARCDDown 53: Wavy pattern in furMOIREDDown 55: Bex and DaxSPASDDown 56: Cocoa-exporting landGHANADDown 57: "___ Amore," 1953 hitTHATSDDown 59: ClipSHEARDDown 60: SquawfishCHUBSDDown 61: IrritateCHAFEDDown 63: BawledCRIEDDDown 64: Fireside ___CHATSDDown 67: CloisterABBEYDDown 69: W. Budapest, to BerlinersOFENDDown 70: DemeanABASEDDown 71: Right-hand pageRECTODDown 72: HagBELDAMDDown 73: Underworld tongueARGOTDDown 74: Rossetti's "___ Beatrix"BEATADDown 75: African enclosuresKRAALSDDown 76: WeirdEERIEDDown 77: Whistling swans, etc.OLORDDown 79: Belgian portOSTENDDDown 80: First name of 40 AcrossGEORGEDDown 82: Pele was oneBOOTERDDown 84: Whining speechCANTDDown 87: Tiny particleATOMYDDown 88: Social stratumCASTEDDown 90: Ketch tippersGALESDDown 91: Made an ostentatious displaySPLASHEDDDown 92: Preludes to nightSUNDOWNSDDown 94: What a hothead losesTEMPERDDown 95: Old Persian coinDARICDDown 96: Back: Comb. formDORSODDown 97: Out of orderBROKENDDown 99: Track eventsDASHESDDown 101: Nine inchesSPANDDown 102: Morse course: Abbr.TELEGDDown 103: Popeye's friendOLIVEDDown 104: Part of S. P.SHOREDDown 105: Made corvine soundsCAWEDDDown 106: ChollasCACTIDDown 107: Varnish additiveDRIERDDown 109: The Indian DesertTHARDDown 110: Doppelgänger, to a live personTWINDDown 112: ___ and for allONCEDDown 113: "It might have ___"BEENDDown 114: Actual beingESSEDDown 116: HeelCADDDown 117: Cheer in MadridOLEDDown 118: Golfer's concernLIE