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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 26th February 1984

There are 62 across clues and 78 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 26th February 1984. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Behind, at sea
AAcross 6: Drool
AAcross 12: Foolhardy
AAcross 17: Book size
AAcross 18: Makes effervescent
AAcross 20: Overly optimistic
AAcross 23: Grain grinders?GLENNANDMITCH
AAcross 25: Cleaves
AAcross 26: Driven in a group
AAcross 27: Roofer or critic
AAcross 29: Copy, for short
AAcross 30: Some are fine
AAcross 31: Actress MacGraw
AAcross 34: Underwater "wolf pack"UBOATS
AAcross 38: Botanist GrayASA
AAcross 39: Denials
AAcross 40: Shavers?REDANDSAMUEL
AAcross 44: Clear
AAcross 45: Goldsmith's "___ of Wakefield"THEVICAR
AAcross 47: Be noncommital on an issue
AAcross 49: Passionate
AAcross 52: Father of AndromacheEETION
AAcross 55: Hall and ___, musical duo
AAcross 56: Nones?DORISANDDENNIS
AAcross 60: "Up and ___!"ATEM
AAcross 63: Fitting
AAcross 64: Hit signSRO
AAcross 65: Pretentious art or writing
AAcross 68: Change the décor
AAcross 69: Bird of prey
AAcross 70: Home of maroon-and-white LeopardsEASTON
AAcross 74: Converts chips
AAcross 76: Equivoque
AAcross 77: Abbrs. on mapsRTES
AAcross 79: Safari participant
AAcross 81: A Dadaism founder
AAcross 82: "Some ___ meat and canna eat": Burns
AAcross 83: ___ Jahan
AAcross 84: Cold spells?DAVIDANDROBERT
AAcross 89: Knobs
AAcross 93: Vito FarinolaDAMONE
AAcross 94: Cocktail garnishes
AAcross 95: Pyrenees dweller
AAcross 98: Intertwines
AAcross 101: Fall mo.
AAcross 102: Fox hunts?ILKAANDCHEVY
AAcross 105: Trim
AAcross 108: Wayne Gretzky's milieu
AAcross 109: Wooden mallet
AAcross 110: Workshop, for short
AAcross 111: A DelanoSARA
AAcross 112: Baltimore et al.
AAcross 114: Bad-tempered person
AAcross 118: Jason Robards role
AAcross 120: Weaken
AAcross 124: Stags?MOSSANDLORENZ
AAcross 127: Legendary
AAcross 128: Bluish gray, as a fur
AAcross 129: Scorch
AAcross 130: Bard's preposition
AAcross 131: Pressed
AAcross 132: In pursuit of
DDown 1: Hound or shawl
DDown 2: Dance or jacket
DDown 3: Puts on guard
DDown 4: Exercises serendipity
DDown 5: Style
DDown 6: ___ Jacinto
DDown 7: Emulated Ozawa
DDown 8: Word with length
DDown 9: Ski resort
DDown 10: Cartoonist HulmeETTA
DDown 11: ___ oculi (muscle of the eye)
DDown 12: Bandeau, for short
DDown 13: Gat
DDown 14: Volcanic emission
DDown 15: Calls, in poker
DDown 16: Rails' kin?HARTANDSTEPHEN
DDown 19: Ancient Arabian countrySHEBA
DDown 21: Thistlelike plant
DDown 22: Patrimony
DDown 24: Antarctic capeADARE
DDown 28: Male gypsies
DDown 32: Bulgarian's coin
DDown 33: "I wander'd till ___": M. ArnoldIDIED
DDown 35: Oakland, for one
DDown 36: Japanese monastery
DDown 37: Trellis item
DDown 41: Served perfectly
DDown 42: Archibald of the BucksNATE
DDown 43: Negus, e.g.
DDown 45: Part of TNTTRI
DDown 46: Nobelist in Literature: 1946
DDown 48: Treasured
DDown 49: Summers
DDown 50: Quart, to a gallon
DDown 51: Chessmen?IRENEANDVERNON
DDown 53: Chemical suffixONIC
DDown 54: Naldi of the silentsNITA
DDown 57: Damascene, e.g.
DDown 58: Lie detector on Pinocchio
DDown 59: Draft agcy.
DDown 61: Statesman BenesEDUARD
DDown 62: Louvre displayMONETS
DDown 66: Niger neighbor
DDown 67: Münster mister
DDown 71: Bit
DDown 72: Mouthward
DDown 73: Shade of green
DDown 75: Genetic mutation
DDown 78: "Out, damned Spot!"
DDown 80: Encrusted, in a way
DDown 85: Therefore, in DijonDONC
DDown 86: Flowerlike: Comb. formANTH
DDown 87: Staircase feature
DDown 88: Twice
DDown 90: Fragment
DDown 91: A GardnerERLE
DDown 92: Advantage
DDown 95: Hostility
DDown 96: Harmful
DDown 97: "En Enda ___," Ingrid Bergman film: 1938NATT
DDown 99: Marsh elder
DDown 100: Important Disraeli book
DDown 103: "His word burned like ___": Ecclus.ALAMP
DDown 104: Perfumery oil
DDown 105: Threnody
DDown 106: Princely European house
DDown 107: Armored, German style
DDown 111: Letter stroke
DDown 113: Wizened
DDown 115: Autocrat
DDown 116: ConcerningASTO
DDown 117: Give profusely
DDown 119: ___ NostraCOSA
DDown 121: Inlet
DDown 122: J. Herriot, for one
DDown 123: Old English letter
DDown 125: Lisbon-to-London dir.
DDown 126: Pop
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