New York Times Answers - Saturday, 15th September 1979

There are 35 across clues and 35 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 15th September 1979. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	"Get lost!"
AAcross 6:	Garment often carrying a message
AAcross 12:	Artist's ruler
AAcross 14:	Teaser
AAcross 15:	" . . . ___ spite": Hamlet	OCURSED
AAcross 16:	Footstool
AAcross 18:	Spoken
AAcross 19:	Simpleton
AAcross 21:	Was conveyed
AAcross 22:	Chess champion: 1960–61	TAL
AAcross 23:	Spuds
AAcross 25:	Small bird
AAcross 26:	Stunning stories
AAcross 29:	Ordinal number endings	THS
AAcross 30:	Fragrant
AAcross 32:	Subtracted
AAcross 34:	World problem
AAcross 35:	Criterion for making a decision
AAcross 37:	Perfumes or their bases
AAcross 40:	Produce
AAcross 44:	Video for a price	PAYTV
AAcross 45:	Sky Altar
AAcross 46:	Cast constantly in related roles
AAcross 47:	Prince Valiant's son	ARN
AAcross 48:	Lawn tools
AAcross 51:	In medias ___
AAcross 52:	Each, in Ecuador	CADA
AAcross 54:	Combat area
AAcross 55:	Home for pigeons
AAcross 56:	Lightweight cotton
AAcross 58:	Put on a list for jury duty
AAcross 60:	Building wing	ALETTE
AAcross 61:	Cowboys, at times
AAcross 62:	Got the drift
AAcross 63:	Dehisced
DDown 1:	Like the mean streets
DDown 2:	Spiral
DDown 3:	Title Selassie held
DDown 4:	Verbal negative contraction	ARENT
DDown 5:	Interposed between those opposed
DDown 6:	"High steaks"	TBONES
DDown 7:	Nymph chaser
DDown 8:	Popular favorite
DDown 9:	"Believe ___ Not": Ripley	ITOR
DDown 10:	Less immediate
DDown 11:	Off-season baseball action
DDown 12:	Blew one's horn
DDown 13:	Escapade
DDown 17:	Meshy
DDown 20:	The ultimate	NTHDEGREE
DDown 24:	Shakespearean poem
DDown 27:	Maestro Xavier	CUGAT
DDown 28:	Sinuous figure	SCURVE
DDown 31:	Suspicious
DDown 33:	"___ the season . . . "
DDown 34:	Berliner's article	EIN
DDown 36:	Erudition
DDown 37:	Without delay
DDown 38:	N.Z. evergreens	TARATAS
DDown 39:	Reformer executed for heresy in 1536
DDown 41:	Clad for cooking
DDown 42:	Wobble
DDown 43:	Lemons on wheels	EDSELS
DDown 45:	Seeing eye to eye
DDown 49:	Poet painted by Giotto
DDown 50:	Subject of a book by Margaret Mead: 1928
DDown 53:	Preacher's last word
DDown 55:	Job for Mason or Trent
DDown 57:	Porter's "___ De-lovely"
DDown 59:	Kind of corn or art