New York Times Answers - Wednesday, 3rd September 1980

There are 37 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 3rd September 1980. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	MOMA offering
AAcross 4:	Emperor before Galba
AAcross 8:	Shade of brown
AAcross 12:	Follower of poor or school
AAcross 14:	Freud's "___ und Tabu"
AAcross 15:	"Musetta's Waltz"
AAcross 16:	Concluding passage
AAcross 17:	Second president of the Weimar Republic
AAcross 19:	"___ jolly good fellow"	FORHESA
AAcross 21:	Measurement standard
AAcross 22:	Solicitude
AAcross 23:	Dickinson's "A Visitor in ___"
AAcross 24:	Abandon evil ways
AAcross 27:	Like maple syrup
AAcross 30:	Supped
AAcross 31:	___ David (Star of David)	MAGEN
AAcross 33:	St. James of Hollywood	SUSAN
AAcross 35:	Coughing sound
AAcross 37:	Misplay
AAcross 39:	Marketing gimmick
AAcross 40:	Mint rejects
AAcross 42:	Michaelmas daisy
AAcross 44:	Tibetan antelope
AAcross 45:	Battery terminal
AAcross 47:	Family member
AAcross 49:	Dory adjuncts
AAcross 50:	Attitudinize
AAcross 51:	N.Y. catcher, manager, coach
AAcross 53:	Questionable
AAcross 56:	Very thin pasta
AAcross 58:	Go away!
AAcross 60:	"Bus Stop" author
AAcross 61:	Next to nothing
AAcross 62:	Obtain a return
AAcross 63:	Indian foot soldier
AAcross 64:	North Sea feeder
AAcross 65:	___ the line
DDown 1:	Jeanne d'___
DDown 2:	Gambrel or mansard
DDown 3:	Fuss
DDown 4:	"Make a joyful ___ . . . ": Psalm 100
DDown 5:	Sicilian volcano
DDown 6:	Carmine
DDown 7:	Greek letters
DDown 8:	Incredible
DDown 9:	" . . . bug in ___"	ARUG
DDown 10:	Install electricity
DDown 11:	Gee-gee
DDown 13:	O'Neill's "___ Millions"	MARCO
DDown 14:	Baths of ancient Rome
DDown 18:	Undercover cops
DDown 20:	Mischief
DDown 23:	N.D. air base	MINOT
DDown 24:	Aussie aviators: Abbr.	RAAF
DDown 25:	Professional standard
DDown 26:	"___ cold . . . "	FEEDA
DDown 27:	Metrical writing
DDown 28:	Philologer's interest
DDown 29:	Drawing room
DDown 32:	Alumni, for short
DDown 34:	Unmixed, as a drink
DDown 36:	Railroad employees
DDown 38:	Store, as for safekeeping
DDown 41:	Ventriloquist Lewis
DDown 43:	Scrape
DDown 46:	Delos had one
DDown 48:	Singer Della	REESE
DDown 50:	Edible seeds of peas, beans, etc.
DDown 51:	Part of N.B.
DDown 52:	"Cogito, ___ sum": Descartes
DDown 53:	Strip of pavement
DDown 54:	Talk casually
DDown 55:	Matador's victim
DDown 56:	Bigwig
DDown 57:	Anguineous fish
DDown 59:	Unit