New York Times Answers - Sunday, 12th August 1984

There are 65 across clues and 78 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 12th August 1984. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Augusta invitee
AAcross 7:	Dijon desserts	TARTES
AAcross 13:	Gabor and Lupescu	MAGDAS
AAcross 19:	Performs a canticle
AAcross 21:	Lots
AAcross 22:	Old style love song
AAcross 23:	Pitting machines
AAcross 24:	What a candy farmer can do
AAcross 26:	What a Persian outfielder can do	SHAGRUGS
AAcross 28:	Female rabbit
AAcross 29:	Furbish
AAcross 30:	Available
AAcross 32:	Teacher of Guarnieri
AAcross 35:	Saunter
AAcross 38:	Russian writer Ehrenburg	ILYA
AAcross 42:	What an aerial broker can do	TRADEWINDS
AAcross 45:	___ Tafari (Haile Selassie)
AAcross 46:	Challenge to climbers
AAcross 49:	Helps on 46 Across
AAcross 50:	"A short madness": Horace
AAcross 51:	Calvin follower	IST
AAcross 52:	What the meat tailor did	PRESSEDHAM
AAcross 54:	Author Rand	AYN
AAcross 55:	"Too ___ be true"	GOODTO
AAcross 57:	Arens or Herzog
AAcross 58:	American muralist	AHL
AAcross 60:	"___ body meet a body . . . ": J.C. Cross	IFA
AAcross 62:	Literary strife
AAcross 63:	Emulate Magnum
AAcross 66:	Father of Theseus	AEGEUS
AAcross 68:	"Myth of Hercules" painter	RENI
AAcross 69:	Footlike part
AAcross 72:	What an underwater gunner can do
AAcross 74:	Monsarrat's "The Cruel ___"
AAcross 75:	Singer Cantrell
AAcross 77:	___ clay (frailty)	FEETOF
AAcross 78:	Costly strings, for short
AAcross 82:	Historic periods
AAcross 83:	Northumberland river	ALN
AAcross 84:	Anchor tackle
AAcross 86:	Enlighten
AAcross 90:	Mariachi maven	ALPERT
AAcross 92:	Type
AAcross 94:	What an orchestral trapper can do	SNAREDRUMS
AAcross 97:	Imogene's co-star	SID
AAcross 98:	Basket fiber
AAcross 100:	Newman or Whiteman
AAcross 101:	___ a pin	NEATAS
AAcross 102:	Auction ender
AAcross 103:	What a fish organizer can do	POOLSHARKS
AAcross 105:	Player who cuts the cards
AAcross 106:	Festoon
AAcross 108:	Contact-restoring device
AAcross 109:	Lady of a 1932 hit song	EADIE
AAcross 113:	Kind of jib or salami
AAcross 115:	Accouter
AAcross 117:	What a judge can do in a saloon
AAcross 122:	What a fruit squeezer can do
AAcross 127:	Glacial deposit
AAcross 128:	Lady of Lérida
AAcross 129:	Dimes, quarters, etc.
AAcross 130:	Burr and Hamilton, e.g.
AAcross 131:	Levy
AAcross 132:	Bara, Pringle et al.
AAcross 133:	Adorn leatherwork
DDown 1:	Liberty or America
DDown 1:	Liberty or America
DDown 2:	Literary coll.	ANTH
DDown 3:	Periclean promenade
DDown 4:	Chinese fraternity
DDown 5:	Part of invierno	ENERO
DDown 6:	"MAS*H" episode, now
DDown 7:	Fun-loving Rover Boy
DDown 8:	Kind of rain
DDown 9:	Inserts a fresh clip
DDown 10:	"___ to your leader"	TAKEME
DDown 11:	Abbr. with a check	ENC
DDown 12:	Admonition to a cinema gabber	SSH
DDown 13:	Nutmeg spice
DDown 14:	Eavesdropper in Act III of "Aïda"	AMONASRO
DDown 15:	Automaton
DDown 16:	What an art engineer can do
DDown 17:	Biog. note for Plutarch	AET
DDown 18:	Anne or Geneviève: Abbr.	STE
DDown 20:	Upper-rank NCO	SSGT
DDown 25:	Joint-sealing gasket
DDown 27:	Ex-basketballer Sanders	SATCH
DDown 31:	Malay sailer
DDown 33:	Entitled to putt first
DDown 34:	Most unmusical
DDown 36:	"___ in is a rotten egg"	LASTONE
DDown 37:	Locale of Tartu and Pärnu
DDown 38:	African warrior unit
DDown 39:	Gibbons of Malay
DDown 40:	North Sea feeder	YSER
DDown 41:	No. 1 Damascene	ASSAD
DDown 43:	Miss Rubens of the silents
DDown 44:	Painter of the ballet
DDown 47:	Thoughtful phrase	ISEE
DDown 48:	Perceived
DDown 53:	Kind of fuel
DDown 54:	Beth's preceder
DDown 56:	Crab catcher
DDown 59:	"___ loaf is better . . . "
DDown 61:	Tyrant
DDown 64:	Bedspread fabric
DDown 65:	Offensive in 1968 news
DDown 67:	Pvt. and cpl., e.g.
DDown 69:	Gratified
DDown 70:	Previously
DDown 71:	What a monstrous photographer can do
DDown 73:	Cowlick, e.g.
DDown 76:	Enzyme	ASE
DDown 77:	Borgnine movie role
DDown 79:	Yemeni seaport
DDown 80:	Toff, U.S. style
DDown 81:	Discard
DDown 85:	Autocrat
DDown 87:	Erskine or Durant
DDown 88:	D.C. agent
DDown 89:	Sum, ___, fui . . .
DDown 91:	Maturative agents
DDown 93:	Minus
DDown 95:	SANE concern
DDown 96:	Preakness winner: 1942	ALSAB
DDown 99:	O.T. first five
DDown 100:	Munsel or Lumumba	PATRICE
DDown 104:	Auditor
DDown 107:	Sri Lanka export
DDown 110:	___ Joan Sutherland
DDown 111:	Perfume ingredient
DDown 112:	Violinist Zimbalist	EFREM
DDown 114:	Wood sorrels
DDown 116:	Chow or lo ___
DDown 118:	Paschal ___
DDown 119:	Year in Louis the Fat's reign	IIIO
DDown 120:	Endings for ethyl and butyl
DDown 121:	Org. meeting
DDown 122:	Monogram of 1861	CSA
DDown 123:	"For ___ a jolly good . . . "
DDown 124:	Ar–tee connection
DDown 125:	Initials at Troy, N.Y.	RPI
DDown 126:	French possessive	SES