New York Times Answers - Saturday, 31st March 1984

There are 38 across clues and 37 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 31st March 1984. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Where Zeno taught
AAcross 5:	City in Lombardy
AAcross 10:	Wife, to Cicero
AAcross 14:	All: Comb. form
AAcross 15:	Wazhazhe tribe
AAcross 16:	Anagram for rode
AAcross 17:	Geometer from Syracuse
AAcross 19:	Freshly
AAcross 20:	A.F.C. team	STEELERS
AAcross 21:	Transcripts
AAcross 23:	River in England
AAcross 24:	Befuddle
AAcross 24:	Befuddle
AAcross 25:	Brute
AAcross 28:	Wraps up
AAcross 31:	On the Red
AAcross 32:	" . . . ___ and arrows . . . "
AAcross 34:	Master
AAcross 35:	Paints
AAcross 37:	Follower of broad or pole
AAcross 38:	Mortise adjacency
AAcross 40:	Tokugawa shogunate's capital
AAcross 41:	Roundup aides
AAcross 44:	Declare, in pinochle
AAcross 45:	Celebrated dialectician
AAcross 47:	Approaches, with "in"
AAcross 49:	Lets
AAcross 50:	Well disciplined
AAcross 51:	Couple
AAcross 53:	Most maudlin
AAcross 57:	Spanish demonstrative	ESTA
AAcross 58:	Early atomic theorist
AAcross 60:	Styptic
AAcross 61:	A sea was named for him
AAcross 62:	Historic caravel
AAcross 63:	Pry
AAcross 64:	Salad days
AAcross 65:	Haruspex
DDown 1:	Soda fountains in N.E.
DDown 2:	Biting
DDown 3:	Head of a tale
DDown 4:	Plato was one
DDown 5:	Twinklings
DDown 6:	Grenoble's river
DDown 7:	Lassies' partners
DDown 8:	Golden or Gilded follower
DDown 9:	Nidification
DDown 10:	Father of Cronus
DDown 11:	Eleatic philosopher
DDown 12:	Czech-Polish river
DDown 13:	Dust-ups
DDown 18:	Corse and d'Yeu	ILES
DDown 22:	"From whom we do ___ . . . ": Shak.
DDown 24:	His discoveries may be major
DDown 25:	Turnover
DDown 26:	" . . . I say, not ___"	ASIDO
DDown 27:	"The Laughing Philosopher"
DDown 28:	Sets
DDown 29:	School, in Avignon	ECOLE
DDown 30:	Issues
DDown 33:	Vegetates
DDown 36:	Novel by Jack Schaefer	SHANE
DDown 39:	Heartstrings
DDown 42:	Draw
DDown 43:	Egyptian talismans
DDown 46:	Change a title
DDown 48:	Respirator
DDown 50:	Ricin or ptomaine
DDown 51:	Genet or Gabin
DDown 52:	King Harald III's creation
DDown 53:	Charge
DDown 54:	A "long tail"
DDown 55:	Logical
DDown 56:	Tolstoy's sovereign
DDown 59:	"___ man can tether time or tide": Burns