New York Times Answers - Sunday, 11th March 1984 There are 67 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 11th March 1984. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Capp's ___ IggleBALDAAcross 5: Wild goatTAHRAAcross 9: Bay State townATHOLAAcross 14: Cogwheel itemTOOTHAAcross 19: LuluONERAAcross 20: "It's ___!"ABOYAAcross 21: TV's ___ NaSHANAAAcross 22: ShadeUMBRAAAcross 23: HARRYANNOYREPEATEDLYAAcross 26: A Peace Prize winner in 1908BAJERAAcross 27: "Etude ___": SwinburneREALISTEAAcross 28: AmsterdamMOREYAAcross 29: UriahHEEPAAcross 30: Rumanian coinLEUAAcross 31: TrunksBOLESAAcross 32: Glacial massSERACAAcross 35: European thrushesOUSELSAAcross 38: Danton colleagueMARATAAcross 39: SylvanFORESTALAAcross 42: Mortimer of radio fameSNERDAAcross 43: SUETAKETOCOURTAAcross 45: Fatima slept hereODAAAcross 46: Call it ___ADAYAAcross 47: LocaleSITEAAcross 48: Phoenician lettersAINSAAcross 49: Out yonderAFARAAcross 50: Comprehend a jokeGETAAcross 51: FRANKUNDISGUISEDAAcross 55: "Thus with a kiss ___": RomeoIDIEAAcross 56: Citizen of AsmaraERITREANAAcross 58: Annapolis inst.USNAAAcross 59: KraitsADDERSAAcross 61: Family of dynamite's inventorNOBELSAAcross 62: Derisive interjectionYUKAAcross 63: More cunningCAGIERAAcross 65: Used a ketchBOATEDAAcross 67: AggrievedSOREAAcross 68: NeglectingOMISSIVEAAcross 71: Love songALBAAAcross 72: SALLYWITTYREMARKAAcross 75: Antiaircraft missileSAMAAcross 76: SignetSEALAAcross 77: ___ Raton, Fla.BOCAAAcross 78: European lindenTEILAAcross 79: AuspiciousRIPEAAcross 80: UtterSAYAAcross 81: BOBJERKYMOTIONAAcross 85: Cathedral sectionCHOIRAAcross 86: Toward the centerINWARDLYAAcross 88: Zeena's mate in a Wharton bookETHANAAcross 89: VoguishTRENDYAAcross 90: Sent to Elba, e.g.ISLEDAAcross 91: Minor prophetNAHUMAAcross 92: Highly timelyHOTAAcross 93: Four nogginsPINTAAcross 95: Support for ManetEASELAAcross 96: Copper smelting centerANACONDAAAcross 101: Reach an ultimate pointEND UPAAcross 103: JEANTWILLEDMATERIALAAcross 105: Sand did thisWROTEAAcross 106: EvenLEVELAAcross 107: Father of AhabOMRIAAcross 108: News, for shortINFOAAcross 109: ConduitSEWERAAcross 110: Professed opinionCREDOAAcross 111: Kringle's burdenTOYSAAcross 112: Sheep shelterCOTEDDown 1: Adonis's killerBOARDDown 2: Last Stuart rulerANNEDDown 3: Harold Teen's leaping carLENADDown 4: Whimsical humorDROLLERYDDown 5: St. Paul's birthplaceTARSUSDDown 6: Sanction a crimeABETDDown 7: ExpectancyHOPEDDown 8: Deli choiceRYEDDown 9: Elaine's bailiwickASTOLATDDown 10: " . . . that serveth ___": Num. 3:36THERETODDown 11: PlutoHADESDDown 12: JustONLYDDown 13: Minstrel's offeringLAYDDown 14: Place for three menTUBDDown 15: SiouxOMAHASDDown 16: MARKOBJECTOFDERISIONDDown 17: Ailanthus, e.g.TREEDDown 18: Part of a lampHARPDDown 24: HarvestYIELDDDown 25: Love, in LuccaAMOREDDown 31: Overdoes it on the beachBAKESDDown 32: FathomSOUNDDDown 33: GoofsERRSDDown 34: Soak hempRETDDown 35: Inedible orangeOSAGEDDown 36: D. Thomas's "___ Milk Wood"UNDERDDown 37: CAROLSEATINABAYWINDOWDDown 38: Morning prayerMATINSDDown 39: Pâté de ___ grasFOIEDDown 40: Robin of balladryADAIRDDown 41: Galba's ghostly guardiansLARESDDown 43: Kind of basinTIDALDDown 44: Soprano Lisa Della ___CASADDown 47: Golfer EdSNEEDDDown 49: Brass helpersAIDESDDown 51: The City, Rome: It.URBEDDown 52: Geologist Arnold: 1807–84GUYOTDDown 53: Shark's crimeUSURYDDown 54: Printer's rollerINKERDDown 57: Kind of lossTOTALDDown 59: "It's ___!"AGIRLDDown 60: RecordDISKDDown 63: InducementCOME-ONDDown 64: Forcefully, in poesyAMAINDDown 65: Cheek and FoldiBASSIDDown 66: City on the AlleghenyOLEANDDown 67: Corset partSTAYDDown 69: ProsaicVAPIDDDown 70: Grinding substanceEMERYDDown 72: HumanityWORLDDDown 73: Cloyingly sweetICKYDDown 74: Besides, to BrutusETIAMDDown 77: Eliot heroBEDEDDown 79: BombastRHETORICDDown 81: Monogram of the author of "The Biglow Papers"JRLDDown 82: Afflicted with rubellaMEASLEDDDown 83: Moor who suspected amourOTHELLODDown 84: Greenland air baseTHULEDDown 85: Italian philosopher: 1866–1952CROCEDDown 87: WilyASTUTEDDown 89: Id estTHATISDDown 91: IngenuousNAIVEDDown 93: Seats for parishionersPEWSDDown 94: ConcerningINREDDown 95: PitcherEWERDDown 96: Weapons, for shortAMMODDown 97: Not any, in DogpatchNARYDDown 98: Lad, in LeónNINODDown 99: BonkersDAFTDDown 100: Drug-yielding plantALOEDDown 102: ThroughPERDDown 103: What an R.N. givesTLCDDown 104: PunctumDOT