New York Times Answers - Sunday, 17th August 1980 There are 67 across clues and 76 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 17th August 1980. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Nobelist HahnOTTOAAcross 5: Chick chaserSHOOAAcross 9: The Beehive StateUTAHAAcross 13: Louis from LouisianaPRIMAAAcross 18: These are flakySOAPCHIPSAAcross 20: Somewhat, in musicPOCOAAcross 21: He wrote "La Vie de Jésus": 1863RENANAAcross 22: Jeans' partnersTEESHIRTSAAcross 23: U.S. emblemSPREAD-EAGLEAAcross 23: U.S. emblemSPREADEAGLEAAcross 26: Metric unitAREAAcross 27: Of a pieceALIKEAAcross 29: King of Mass.GOVAAcross 30: ___ gestaeRESAAcross 31: DockBOBAAcross 34: Like a chitPERTAAcross 36: Biblical priestELIAAcross 37: Type of verseANAPESTAAcross 39: Play the cardAMUSEAAcross 41: DespotAUTOCRATAAcross 45: Aegean islandIOSAAcross 46: Event on June 17, 1775BATTLE OF BUNKER HILLAAcross 50: TapirANTAAAcross 51: Citole and trichordLUTESAAcross 52: Prep sch.ACADAAcross 53: Cay or holmISLEAAcross 57: Wading birdEGRETAAcross 59: Electrical wave: PrefixONDAAAcross 61: Scotch fiddlesITCHESAAcross 63: Wife of le roiLAREINEAAcross 65: Epic in 12 booksAENEIDAAcross 67: Persons easily swayedREEDSAAcross 68: Rochet's relativeALBAAcross 69: PreeminentlyPAR EXCELLENCEAAcross 73: Poet's palindromeEREAAcross 74: FustySTALEAAcross 76: Trinacria, todaySICILYAAcross 77: Peak in NW Wash.OLYMPUSAAcross 79: Arty partiesSALONSAAcross 81: Character on a staffCLEFAAcross 82: FoundationBASISAAcross 83: Suburb SE of ParisORLYAAcross 84: Romance lang.ITALAAcross 86: Harry or HenryJAMESAAcross 89: You, to a QuakerTHEEAAcross 92: The bends, to caisson workersOCCUPATIONAL HAZARDAAcross 97: U.N. labor bodyILOAAcross 98: Title of honorSERENITYAAcross 99: Hair conditionerRINSEAAcross 100: Oscar and familyLEVANTSAAcross 103: EnzymeASEAAcross 104: Grand ___SLAMAAcross 107: VenturiKENAAcross 107: VenturiKEN.AAcross 108: Lumber splitterAXEAAcross 109: By way ofVIAAAcross 110: Flavoring for ouzoANISEAAcross 112: Lizard, also called fringefootUMAAAcross 113: ClassifiesPIGEONHOLESAAcross 116: Color shadeNILEGREENAAcross 122: PitilessSTONYAAcross 123: ActualityFACTAAcross 124: Race-track pavilionCLUBHOUSEAAcross 125: KefauverESTESAAcross 126: RefugesARKSAAcross 127: Maxwell or SchiaparelliELSAAAcross 128: SketchedDREWDDown 1: East, in EssenOSTDDown 2: Hallux or dactylTOEDDown 3: Menlo Park monogramTAEDDown 4: Rhea, to RomansOPSDDown 5: Talia from N.Y.C.SHIREDDown 6: Personnel officialHIRERDDown 7: ChooseOPTDDown 8: Pelion's supporterOSSADDown 9: Greek vowelUPSILONDDown 10: First sergeantTOPKICKDDown 11: Area unitACREDDown 12: Gardener's toolHOEDDown 13: Be successfulPREVAILDDown 14: Pacific herbREADDown 15: "Odalisque" painter: 1814INGRESDDown 16: Cob and buckMALESDDown 17: "___ of robins . . . "ANESTDDown 19: OratoryCHAPELDDown 24: Patron saint of CataniaAGATHADDown 25: Coach ShulaDONDDown 28: "___ pray"LETUSDDown 31: Spongy cakeBABADDown 32: Where Matrah isOMANDDown 33: Ruddy duckBUTTERBALLDDown 35: President who weighed over 300 poundsTAFTDDown 38: Barney Miller's colleaguesPOLICEDDown 40: The world, to JaquesSTAGEDDown 42: Japanese seaportUBEDDown 43: Without hesitationREADILYDDown 44: Penny ___ARCADEDDown 47: Queen of Italy in 1900ELENADDown 48: ExternalOUTERDDown 49: Ides, in RomaIDIDDown 54: Rope-shortening knotSHEEPSHANKDDown 55: ___-Rollin, French politician: 1807–74LEDRUDDown 56: Curvy lettersESSESDDown 58: MatureRIPENDDown 59: "___ by land"ONEIFDDown 60: Mistress QuicklyNELLDDown 62: These beat deucesTREYSDDown 63: Cow catcherLASSODDown 64: Place for a reredosALTARDDown 65: Vein, nerve or featherAXILLARDDown 66: "Behold!" to BrutusECCEDDown 70: Houdini featESCAPEDDown 71: Inventor of dynamiteNOBELDDown 72: AffrayCLASHDDown 75: St. Ignatius of ___LOYOLADDown 78: Gaynor from ChicagoMITZIDDown 80: Incite to attackSICDDown 85: Asian silkwormTUSSAHDDown 86: Parisians' pleasuresJOIESDDown 87: Hill builderANTDDown 88: The "Say Hey Kid"MAYSDDown 90: Gaelic languageERSEDDown 91: London heroEDENDDown 93: EscortsCONVOYSDDown 94: Township in NE N.J.TEANECKDDown 95: Demands firmlyINSISTSDDown 96: Former county of Northern IrelandARMAGHDDown 97: "___ Sixpence"IVEGOTDDown 100: Small errorLAPSEDDown 101: DeparturesEXITSDDown 102: Lizzie's predecessorTINDDown 105: Pips or pippinsLULUSDDown 106: ProtozoanAMEBADDown 110: Opposite of apterousALARDDown 111: Ending for differ or referENCEDDown 114: Suffix for ethylENEDDown 115: Birds ___ featherOFADDown 117: "___ Be Seeing You": 1938ILLDDown 117: "___ Be Seeing You": 1938ILL.DDown 118: Curl or FunsethRODDDown 119: Cont.EURDDown 120: Compass pt.ESEDDown 121: Just outNEW