New York Times Answers - Sunday, 31st August 1980

There are 74 across clues and 68 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 31st August 1980. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Chorus in "The Green Pastures"
AAcross 7:	Volcanic emissions
AAcross 13:	Least attentive
AAcross 20:	Lark or eagle
AAcross 21:	Paid (up)
AAcross 22:	Hurriedly
AAcross 23:	Assignations
AAcross 24:	River to Hecate Strait	SKEENA
AAcross 25:	Office, in Santander	AGENCIA
AAcross 26:	Lace tag
AAcross 27:	"Balloon Hoax" author
AAcross 28:	Comic-strip pilot	SMILINJACK
AAcross 30:	Early car
AAcross 31:	P.S. 6 Man., e.g.	ELEMSCH
AAcross 35:	Press
AAcross 36:	Sommer	ELKE
AAcross 37:	Po River city
AAcross 39:	Song syllable	TRA
AAcross 40:	Teller's place
AAcross 41:	"Mr. Republican"
AAcross 42:	Pigments for Gainsborough
AAcross 44:	Ann Ronell's command to a willow
AAcross 45:	Certain jockey's concern
AAcross 47:	Game, such as rounders
AAcross 48:	Lend ___ (help)	AHAND
AAcross 49:	Crab shells
AAcross 52:	Ulithi, e.g.
AAcross 54:	Patriotic org.
AAcross 55:	Vedic sky dragon
AAcross 56:	Browning's "___ Duchess"	MYLAST
AAcross 57:	Poet St.-John, 1960 Nobelist
AAcross 57:	Poet St.-John, 1960 Nobelist
AAcross 58:	Rainbow goddess
AAcross 60:	Seat for Burger
AAcross 62:	Barbarian
AAcross 63:	" . . . ___ spacious skies"
AAcross 64:	Did some decorative stitching
AAcross 66:	Oar parts
AAcross 68:	Tybalt, to Juliet
AAcross 72:	Bergamot, e.g.
AAcross 73:	U.N. arm
AAcross 74:	Augury
AAcross 76:	Saarinen	EERO
AAcross 77:	Obtund
AAcross 80:	Mogadishu resident
AAcross 83:	Stingo, in Soho
AAcross 84:	Muffler mangler
AAcross 85:	Ouida
AAcross 86:	Becoming communicative	OPENINGUP
AAcross 88:	Mesta	PERLE
AAcross 90:	D.C. agency under McIntyre
AAcross 91:	Occlude
AAcross 93:	Heller hero
AAcross 94:	Used a rosary
AAcross 95:	Pongo and wou-wou
AAcross 97:	"___ volat propriis" (Oregon motto)	ALIS
AAcross 99:	Ass, in Tours
AAcross 100:	Flora and fauna
AAcross 101:	Ford's running mate: 1976
AAcross 102:	Moroccan district	IFNI
AAcross 103:	Kentucky Derby winner: 1956
AAcross 105:	Game played with counters
AAcross 108:	Buccaneers' black banner
AAcross 111:	Aria area
AAcross 112:	G.I.'s "sky pilot"
AAcross 114:	Spanish philosopher: 1864–1936	UNAMUNO
AAcross 115:	Swatch
AAcross 118:	Christie's "The ___ of Chimneys": 1925
AAcross 119:	Covered with tin or steel
AAcross 120:	Creates a jam	TIESUP
AAcross 121:	Part of a rosebush's hip
AAcross 122:	Arranges beforehand
AAcross 123:	Kaufman quips	ADLIBS
AAcross 124:	___ prunes
DDown 1:	"___ Is Born"	ASTAR
DDown 2:	Neighbor of Sverige
DDown 3:	" . . . haughty gallant, ___?": N. Rowe	GAYLOTHARIO
DDown 4:	Gaelic
DDown 5:	Possessed of learning
DDown 6:	Grads-to-be	SRS
DDown 7:	British spa or college	EPSOM
DDown 8:	Card
DDown 9:	Paris-to-Reims dir.
DDown 10:	Co., in Metz	CIE
DDown 11:	Sawbucks
DDown 12:	He wrote "The Native's Return": 1934	ADAMIC
DDown 13:	Conversation writer
DDown 14:	Donkeys on shipboard
DDown 15:	"Two owls and ___": E. Lear	AHEN
DDown 16:	Kind of aircraft
DDown 16:	Kind of aircraft
DDown 17:	Reversible machine
DDown 18:	Measures of set type
DDown 19:	Vessel on the range
DDown 27:	Implement for flights of fancy
DDown 29:	Sultanic say-sos
DDown 32:	Fleur-de-___
DDown 33:	Quintessence
DDown 34:	Opper creation	HAPPYHOOLIGAN
DDown 38:	Inspiration for Keats
DDown 42:	Bedouin's goal, at times
DDown 43:	Allure
DDown 44:	Farm wagon
DDown 46:	Poultry treat
DDown 49:	Its capital is N'Djamena
DDown 50:	Astringent
DDown 51:	Provençal love song
DDown 53:	Pithy
DDown 55:	Slayer of Eric IV
DDown 59:	A quick bread
DDown 61:	Region, to Byron
DDown 63:	Choice
DDown 65:	Sharpers
DDown 67:	Buck heroine	OLAN
DDown 68:	Iodine source
DDown 69:	Buffoon
DDown 70:	"Any fool can make ___ . . . ": Thoreau	ARULE
DDown 71:	Eminent
DDown 75:	Whittier's Miss Muller
DDown 77:	Decathlon item
DDown 78:	Satirist
DDown 79:	Like plants of the carrot family
DDown 80:	Grits and chitlins	SOULFOODS
DDown 81:	Choosing
DDown 82:	"___ swell foop"	INONE
DDown 87:	Campus group
DDown 88:	Broad view
DDown 89:	Erode
DDown 92:	Snood
DDown 94:	Flan
DDown 96:	Lagerlof et al.	SELMAS
DDown 98:	Mexican institution
DDown 100:	Wheat, in Colmar	BLE
DDown 104:	Abysses
DDown 106:	Drama by S. Johnson	IRENE
DDown 107:	Apportioned
DDown 109:	Time of "comfort and joy"
DDown 110:	Foray
DDown 113:	Yearn
DDown 116:	Brooks
DDown 117:	"___ Love You," 1934 song
DDown 118:	His Most Serene Highness: Fr. abbr.