New York Times Answers - Sunday, 26th October 1980 There are 67 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 26th October 1980. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: AuricularOTICAAcross 5: ExpeditiousRAPIDAAcross 10: Reduce in rankABASEAAcross 15: Competitive settingOVALAAcross 19: Togetherness for leftoversHASHAAcross 20: Be deviousEVADEAAcross 21: Part of U.S.N.R.NAVALAAcross 22: ___ clothPINAAAcross 23: Carmen in Herrera's countryMIRANDAVENEZUELAAAcross 26: Lady of Limerick landERINAAcross 27: Kind of activityRADIOAAcross 28: DemesneSPHEREAAcross 29: Practice halieuticsANGLEAAcross 30: Implement for HawkeyeSCALPELAAcross 33: Company loverMISERYAAcross 34: Doll babiesCUTIESAAcross 35: Start of a speechLADIESAAcross 36: Ulan ___BATORAAcross 37: A discovery of Gene KellyCARONAAcross 38: Arrow poisonINEEAAcross 39: Ellen of Big Sky countryTERRYMONTANAAAcross 43: DoxyISMAAcross 46: Flappers, e.g.GALSAAcross 47: Resinous substanceLACAAcross 48: Heraldic wreathORLEAAcross 49: Fierce Hawaiian sharkMANOAAcross 50: Biographer WinslowOLAAAcross 51: Tennyson lass in a hit musicalENIDOKLAHOMAAAcross 56: The TentmakerOMARAAcross 57: Culvert entryINLETAAcross 59: Like some rulesRIGIDAAcross 60: Ball-gown fabricMOIREAAcross 61: Fashion fashionerMODISTEAAcross 63: Gemstone surfaceFACETAAcross 64: Honeyed phrasesBLARNEYAAcross 66: Sharp spurARETEAAcross 67: FeyELFINAAcross 68: Up and aboutRISENAAcross 69: Glacial ridgesOSARAAcross 70: Stone maiden of the NileROSETTAEGYPTAAcross 74: Rheine's riverEMSAAcross 77: ProfligateROUEAAcross 78: Boundaries: Lat.ORAEAAcross 79: Hunters' org.NRAAAcross 80: WaterloggedASOPAAcross 81: OfficeholdersINSAAcross 82: Georgia girl in pine countryAUGUSTAMAINEAAcross 87: "___ creature was . . . "NOTAAAcross 88: CantankerousTESTYAAcross 90: Then: Fr.ALORSAAcross 91: Used the aerieNESTEDAAcross 93: Actress FisherCARRIEAAcross 95: DesultoryRANDOMAAcross 97: Like a corduroy fabricPINWALEAAcross 98: George Eliot's real nameEVANSAAcross 99: Precursor of the feminist movementSANGERAAcross 100: Stockholm's HassoSIGNEAAcross 101: Apologue, e.g.TALEAAcross 102: English queen in Ahmadou Ahidjo's landVICTORIACAMEROONAAcross 107: Les Etats-___UNISAAcross 108: Grenoble's riverISEREAAcross 109: An AlexanderSHANAAAcross 110: Smooth sailingEASEAAcross 111: E.R.A. is oneSTATAAcross 112: Stuck in the mudMIREDAAcross 113: Pueblo IndiansHANOSAAcross 114: Take in towDRAWDDown 1: Electrical unitOHMDDown 2: Asian languageTAIDDown 3: Rep. bordering LebanonISRDDown 4: "___ Angels"CHARLIESDDown 5: Most rubicundREDDESTDDown 6: ProfitAVAILDDown 7: Peacock constellationPAVODDown 8: OrfeIDEDDown 9: DullnessDENSITYDDown 10: ___-Sudzhensk, U.S.S.R. cityANZHERODDown 11: Hank ___, ex-YankeeBAUERDDown 12: ___ Fisher Hall, N.Y.C.AVERYDDown 13: Kind of closeoutSALEDDown 14: Guidonian noteELADDown 15: "___ the public"OPENTODDown 16: One of the Mayos in the Land of LakesVIRGINIAMINNESOTADDown 17: Old-womanishANILEDDown 18: Rural rights of wayLANESDDown 24: Place for a claspNAPEDDown 25: ___ DownsEPSOMDDown 29: Distinctive airAURADDown 30: Irish portSLIGODDown 31: Sight from Buzzards BayCANALDDown 32: A leading lady Down UnderADELAIDEAUSTRALIADDown 33: PoloMARCODDown 34: Crete's capitalCANEADDown 36: Nail varietyBRADDDown 37: Storm's predecessorCALMDDown 40: Flower of the flockELITEDDown 41: Like very few baseball gamesNO-HITDDown 42: Walked onTRODDDown 44: DragnetSNAREDDown 45: AmsterdamMOREYDDown 49: Poet MarianneMOOREDDown 51: It precedes whereELSEDDown 52: It precedes workNETDDown 53: Tough wrapping paperKRAFTDDown 54: AboveboardLICITDDown 55: Rocket stageAGENADDown 58: Saltpeter in SohoNITREDDown 60: Food for hogsMASTDDown 61: Soprano Kiri Te Kanawa is oneMAORIDDown 62: Bean raised in VermontORSONDDown 63: Turns tailFLEESDDown 64: Three-time also-ranBRYANDDown 65: Outer edgeLIPDDown 67: Genesis brotherESAUDDown 70: A way to goROUTEDDown 71: Caligula specialtyORGYDDown 72: Equip for the frayENARMDDown 73: Like ashes in AmiensGRISDDown 75: Touring stopMOTELDDown 76: One of a top suitSPADEDDown 80: Honored an R.S.V.P.ANSWEREDDDown 82: Take-it-or-leave-it phraseASISDDown 83: Performed, as the CastlesTANGOEDDDown 84: Cabinetwork woodALDERDDown 85: Like Saracens' architectureMOORISHDDown 86: Hard nuts to crackENIGMASDDown 89: Wilde heroERNESTDDown 92: Nine: Comb. formENNEDDown 93: Equatorial constellationCETUSDDown 94: ___-gardeAVANTDDown 95: Bonneville contestantRACERDDown 96: Cavern, poeticallyANTREDDown 97: Emil Gilels plays itPIANODDown 99: PorkfishSISIDDown 100: Give the once-overSCANDDown 102: GingerVIMDDown 103: Cry of triumphAHADDown 104: RowerOARDDown 105: Explorer JohnsonOSADDown 106: UnessayedNEW