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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 17th February 1980

    There are 73 across clues and 70 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 17th February 1980. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: Kind of rally
    AAcross 4: AssertsHASIT
    AAcross 9: Ocean
    AAcross 13: One of a Nixon sextet
    AAcross 19: Aramis, to Athos
    AAcross 20: City on the Seyhan
    AAcross 21: Hector Hugh Munro
    AAcross 22: Sojourn
    AAcross 23: Version of a game also called mill or merelsNINEMENSMORRIS
    AAcross 26: Shavers of the ringEARNIE
    AAcross 27: City in Greece
    AAcross 28: Plaster the walls
    AAcross 29: Game played with burning brandy
    AAcross 31: Atlas contents
    AAcross 32: Greeting in Lod
    AAcross 34: Eins plus zweiDREI
    AAcross 35: "Slippery" tree
    AAcross 36: From ___ ZATO
    AAcross 37: Irving's BonesBROM
    AAcross 38: Astronaut Grissom
    AAcross 40: Courage; spirit
    AAcross 42: Catch
    AAcross 44: " . . . and two if ___"BYSEA
    AAcross 46: Hairpiece for Sir Roger
    AAcross 49: Turn right
    AAcross 50: Seventh Greek letter
    AAcross 52: By all means: SlangINDEEDY
    AAcross 54: Actress BalinINA
    AAcross 55: Jacob's vision
    AAcross 57: Gave a hoot
    AAcross 58: Hurting
    AAcross 59: Amused expression
    AAcross 62: "Roberta" composer
    AAcross 63: Spud
    AAcross 64: Kind of ingenuity
    AAcross 66: Seat of Clearwater Co., IdahoOROFINO
    AAcross 68: Seat of Essex Co., Mass.
    AAcross 69: Teases goodnaturedly
    AAcross 70: Boston hockey team
    AAcross 71: Seats for judges
    AAcross 72: New Year's word
    AAcross 73: Lunar New Year in Asia
    AAcross 74: Tweed Ring's nemesis
    AAcross 75: Cabbage or kale
    AAcross 76: A son of Jacob and Leah
    AAcross 78: Suffix for CapriOTE
    AAcross 79: Tall summer drink
    AAcross 81: Celestial sphere
    AAcross 82: Rip off
    AAcross 84: Laurel-derived spice
    AAcross 86: Disney's middle nameELIAS
    AAcross 88: Doone and LuftLORNAS
    AAcross 91: Solitudinarian
    AAcross 93: Boyd-___, Peace Prize winner: 1949
    AAcross 94: "Will be," in a Doris Day hit
    AAcross 95: Prescription abbrs.CCS
    AAcross 97: Add up
    AAcross 98: "Country" SlaughterENOS
    AAcross 100: Orchid derivatives
    AAcross 102: Sing like Ella
    AAcross 103: Game played for money in a hatSHUFFLECAP
    AAcross 106: Brian ___, early Irish kingBORU
    AAcross 107: Lathered up
    AAcross 108: Famous BorgiaCESARE
    AAcross 109: Card game also called Earl of CoventrySNIPSNAPSNORUM
    AAcross 112: Antarctic coastal area
    AAcross 113: Out of work
    AAcross 114: Silas Marner's foundlingEPPIE
    AAcross 115: "The Greatest"
    AAcross 116: Bears from WacoBAYLOR
    AAcross 117: Opposite of daNYET
    AAcross 118: Mother Goose entry
    AAcross 119: Inventor's monogram
    DDown 1: Jipijapa item
    DDown 2: Moslem nobleman's bailiwick
    DDown 3: Table game
    DDown 3: Table game
    DDown 4: Muggers on the boards
    DDown 5: Author of "Fables in Slang"
    DDown 6: Card game of the all fours familySANCHOPEDRO
    DDown 7: Trouser line
    DDown 8: Dravidian language
    DDown 9: Tadzhik or Turkmen: Abbr.SSR
    DDown 10: Flivvers
    DDown 11: Four of ___ (high poker hand)AKIND
    DDown 12: Make friendly
    DDown 13: Ascribed
    DDown 14: Posterior
    DDown 15: Eshkol or Eban
    DDown 16: Cricket variationSINGLEWICKET
    DDown 17: Manner of speaking
    DDown 18: "Has Anybody Here ___ Kelly?"
    DDown 24: Dawn goddess
    DDown 25: Branch of learning
    DDown 30: Made a sound
    DDown 32: Mrs., in MadridSRA
    DDown 33: Elimination game
    DDown 37: Train a tyro
    DDown 39: Buildings in capital cities
    DDown 41: Effort
    DDown 43: ___ Aviv
    DDown 44: Tennyson crossed it: 1892
    DDown 45: To the pointADREM
    DDown 47: Belong
    DDown 48: Most lively
    DDown 51: Big casino's spot
    DDown 53: Suffix for musket or cannon
    DDown 56: Nookeries
    DDown 58: Crumb toter
    DDown 59: Friendly chat
    DDown 60: Textbook insert
    DDown 61: British keno or lotto gameHOUSEYHOUSEY
    DDown 63: Citrus hybrid
    DDown 64: U.S. locksmith
    DDown 65: Pyrenees republic
    DDown 67: In good shape
    DDown 68: Pan-fry
    DDown 69: Poorly played whistBUMBLEPUPPY
    DDown 71: Bloke
    DDown 72: Ditty
    DDown 75: Fix the boundaries of
    DDown 76: Sparks's frantic message
    DDown 77: Part of N.C.O.
    DDown 79: Suffix with cash or clothIER
    DDown 80: Man on a tylopod
    DDown 83: Game like chemin de fer
    DDown 85: "___ the curtains": CowperLETFALL
    DDown 87: Jidda nativesARABS
    DDown 89: Conjunctions
    DDown 90: Shoulder blade
    DDown 92: Alarm bell
    DDown 94: Heavenly being
    DDown 96: Thwart
    DDown 97: Gardner's "___ Calls it Murder"THEDA
    DDown 99: Dennis or Duncan
    DDown 101: See 91 Across
    DDown 102: ___ CanalsSOO
    DDown 103: Strikebreaker
    DDown 104: Cold, in CádizFRIO
    DDown 105: Rug surface
    DDown 107: Old dagger
    DDown 110: Nana, to Wendy
    DDown 111: Actor Alastair
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