New York Times Answers - Sunday, 18th March 1984 There are 79 across clues and 89 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 18th March 1984. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Central American rodentPACAAAcross 5: DeclinesEBBSAAcross 9: ___ PendragonUTHERAAcross 14: Key fruitSAMARAAAcross 20: Junior and senior eventsPROMSAAcross 22: Verdon in "Damn Yankees"LOLAAAcross 23: BlandSUAVEAAcross 24: ___ DoctrineTRUMANAAcross 25: Conductor CaldwellSARAHAAcross 26: Musical collectiveARINGOFWAGNERIANSAAcross 29: Cornmeal cakesPONESAAcross 31: Graf ___, scuttled in 1939SPEEAAcross 32: Gloucester's capeANNAAcross 33: ForeignOVERSEAAAcross 34: Composer of over 40 operasHANDELAAcross 35: Gal of songSALAAcross 37: Skirt insertGODETAAcross 39: Race-starting wordSETAAcross 40: Automotive collectiveAHEAPOFHOTRODDERSAAcross 46: "The ___," Midler filmROSEAAcross 47: Rubbish!ROTAAcross 48: Waters of AvignonEAUXAAcross 49: Painter VeronesePAOLOAAcross 50: Dust-upTIFFAAcross 52: Type of currentTESLAAAcross 55: Sleep destroyerDRIPAAcross 57: Peak: Comb. formACRAAcross 58: Levee accessorySANDBAGAAcross 61: Ivory-tower collectiveABROODOFTHINKERSAAcross 66: Dockers' org.ILAAAcross 67: MirlitonKAZOOAAcross 69: Foreign Legion headgearKEPIAAcross 70: Seat, in SonoraASIENTOAAcross 71: Guinness titleSIRAAcross 72: Problem with hornsDILEMMAAAcross 74: Tokyo, onceEDOAAcross 76: Manon's lover ___ GrieuxDESAAcross 77: PartletHENAAcross 78: Of gums: Comb. formULOAAcross 79: Sartorial collectiveAPRESSOFTAILORSAAcross 86: Count beginnerONEAAcross 87: Summer time in N.Y.C.EDTAAcross 88: Regulus's constellationLEOAAcross 89: Thumb, for oneTOMAAcross 90: Do the room overREPAPERAAcross 92: Starter for classicNEOAAcross 93: Retired, as a female professorEMERITAAAcross 97: V.I.P.'s locationDAISAAcross 100: Wine disorderCASSEAAcross 101: Ship-shaped clockNEFAAcross 102: Juvenile collectiveAKNOTOFBOYSCOUTSAAcross 105: StemsARRESTSAAcross 107: River in EnglandYEOAAcross 108: King or BeanALANAAcross 109: PlayENACTAAcross 113: Shoe-box lettersEEESAAcross 114: "Hard ___!"APORTAAcross 116: Contralto in "Siegfried"ERDAAAcross 118: ___ culpaMEAAAcross 119: Jezebel's deityBAALAAcross 121: Adolescent collectiveACRUSHOFTEENAGERSAAcross 126: ExtensionELLAAcross 127: Formal mallALLEEAAcross 129: Tennis termALLAAcross 130: Top grade, almostAMINUSAAcross 131: CliqueCOTERIEAAcross 133: Break breadEATAAcross 136: Bird of no returnDODOAAcross 139: Musically pleasantTONALAAcross 140: Motel collectiveAHOSTOFINNKEEPERSAAcross 144: EpithetLABELAAcross 146: American sableMARTENAAcross 147: Part of a jointTENONAAcross 148: Garden spotPLATAAcross 149: Chou ___ENLAIAAcross 150: Ancient asceticESSENEAAcross 151: End of a Stein lineAROSEAAcross 152: Heraldic beastYALEAAcross 153: Bucky of baseballDENTDDown 1: Letters below the letterPPSDDown 2: Plains buffalo hunterARAPAHOEDDown 3: Companions for kind heartsCORONETSDDown 4: Mrs. Prynne of "Private Lives"AMANDADDown 5: Qua ___ (here and there, in Italy)ELADDown 6: Lancelot's nephewBORSDDown 7: Radar-screen imageBLIPDDown 8: Most logicalSANESTDDown 9: Org. founded in 1941USODDown 10: Geyseral depositTUFADDown 11: Goldie from WashingtonHAWNDDown 12: Good newsEVANGELDDown 13: Place to dep. cashREGDDown 14: An AllenSTEVEDDown 15: Court decreeARRETDDown 16: Alaska's ___ GlacierMUIRDDown 17: Religious collectiveAMASSOFBISHOPSDDown 18: Royal IndiansRANEESDDown 19: ___ cross (ankh)ANSATEDDown 21: Aoudad, for oneSHEEPDDown 27: ParaphernaliaGEARDDown 28: Loses concentrationNODSDDown 30: Black hawSLOEDDown 34: Moss once flourishing on BroadwayHARTDDown 36: Steady Eddie of baseballLOPATDDown 38: ___ Grande, Mojave Desert townORODDown 41: Plaintive Portuguese songFADODDown 42: Memorable impresarioHUROKDDown 43: Chemical compoundOXIDEDDown 44: Retreat Brezhnev hadDACHADDown 45: Mother of the NereidsDORISDDown 46: Postal Service lettersRFDDDown 50: Item made by a queenTARTDDown 51: ___ many wordsINSODDown 53: Use the hammockLAZEDDown 54: South American constrictorABOMADDown 56: Vigilius and SisinniusPOPESDDown 58: Perceptive deviceSENSORDDown 59: Property recipientALIENEEDDown 60: GranaryGARNERDDown 62: GambolROMPDDown 63: Towser's friendFIDODDown 64: NestsNIDIDDown 65: Singer HowardKEELDDown 67: American ploverKILDEERDDown 68: Property collectiveALOTOFREALTORSDDown 72: ChaperonDUENNADDown 73: Michael and HaroldARLENSDDown 75: Frequently, to KeatsOFTDDown 80: SaarinenEERODDown 81: "And ___ goes"SOITDDown 82: BrouhahaTO-DODDown 83: Victor of tennisAMAYADDown 84: Customary, in ChâlonsRECUDDown 85: FreshetSPATEDDown 91: Y.W.C.A., e.g.ASSNDDown 93: FacilityEASEDDown 94: They have lots of mdse.MKTSDDown 95: "And the same ___"TOYOUDDown 96: Southwest windsAFERSDDown 98: KeyISLETDDown 99: ___ up (find)SCAREDDown 103: South Africa's Prime MinisterBOTHADDown 104: French Riviera comberONDEDDown 106: Vinegar ___ (worm)EELDDown 110: ResponsiveAMENABLEDDown 111: AzureCERULEANDDown 112: Russian wire serviceTASSDDown 114: Close marginACEDDown 115: Cat or pigeon, oftenPREENERDDown 117: Med school subj.ANATDDown 119: FittedBECAMEDDown 120: Hilo hellosALOHASDDown 121: Beth precederALEFDDown 122: Ye ___ Gift ShoppeOLDEDDown 123: Like Raggedy AnnFLOPPYDDown 124: Blind as ___AMOLEDDown 125: ___ tonic (bar drink)GINANDDDown 127: Types, in TubingenARTENDDown 128: Lyon, to VittorioLIONEDDown 132: Town SW of PaduaESTEDDown 134: ___ DominiANNODDown 135: J. Louis specialtiesTKOSDDown 137: Comte ___ Fère (Athos)DELADDown 138: RobertsORALDDown 141: Thus, to TacitusITADDown 142: Syracuse-to-Utica dir.ENEDDown 143: Sault ___ MarieSTEDDown 145: Wagon-___ (Parisian Pullman)LIT