New York Times Answers - Sunday, 23rd March 1980

There are 84 across clues and 83 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 23rd March 1980. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Like Kate, as a wife
AAcross 6:	Son of Eric the Red	LEIF
AAcross 10:	Moon crater	ROMER
AAcross 15:	Coronet's cousin
AAcross 20:	Cat-quick
AAcross 21:	Brother of Brynhild	ATLI
AAcross 22:	Reserved
AAcross 23:	Sitting pretty	ONTOP
AAcross 24:	Orwell prediction for 1984
AAcross 26:	Educe
AAcross 27:	Suffix for Rock	ETTES
AAcross 28:	Fair to middling
AAcross 29:	"The ___," rock group
AAcross 29:	"The ___," rock group
AAcross 30:	"In ___ are many mansions": John 14:2	MYFATHERSHOUSE
AAcross 33:	Declines
AAcross 35:	Sessions for Borg
AAcross 36:	Take ___ the lam	ITON
AAcross 37:	Sch. for shavetails	OCS
AAcross 40:	Prefix with chance
AAcross 41:	Part of Caesar's trio	VENI
AAcross 42:	Sends back to the Hill
AAcross 46:	Like April, proverbially
AAcross 48:	Back of a leaf
AAcross 49:	Black-and-blue
AAcross 50:	Relative of H.I.M.	HRH
AAcross 51:	Hopeless cases
AAcross 52:	Sohrab, to Rustum
AAcross 53:	Make interesting
AAcross 55:	Much-wived Henry
AAcross 56:	Crell's river	OISE
AAcross 57:	Behave badly
AAcross 59:	Anatomical passage	ITER
AAcross 60:	Dig for data
AAcross 61:	Wood sorrel
AAcross 62:	Olga, Masha and Irina	THREESISTERS
AAcross 66:	Binge
AAcross 67:	Kind of mother
AAcross 68:	Actor in "Four Daughters"
AAcross 69:	Milieu of "Mother Courage"
AAcross 70:	Banish
AAcross 71:	Sleep lightly
AAcross 73:	Spile
AAcross 74:	Herodias's daughter
AAcross 75:	Provision in a contract
AAcross 76:	Made-to-order kin
AAcross 77:	Item for a high-stepper
AAcross 78:	Dir.
AAcross 81:	___ l'oeil
AAcross 82:	She wrote "My Life's History"
AAcross 84:	Mrs. Weller's boy
AAcross 85:	Les Folies Bergère, for one
AAcross 86:	Sleuth with a "number one son"	CHAN
AAcross 87:	Plaintive poem
AAcross 88:	Canton is here
AAcross 89:	Western team
AAcross 90:	Discipline
AAcross 93:	"Life with Father" name
AAcross 94:	Author of "Eight Cousins"
AAcross 96:	Telpher, e.g.
AAcross 97:	Mother Seton's mainstay
AAcross 98:	Jewish ceremonial dinner
AAcross 100:	Special article
AAcross 101:	Tangles
AAcross 103:	Castor, to Pollux
AAcross 104:	Adj. for some verbs	IRR
AAcross 105:	Mrs. Skelton's favorite color?
AAcross 106:	Fearful, in a way
AAcross 107:	Satisfy
AAcross 108:	Walking ___
AAcross 110:	Lear production	ALLINTHEFAMILY
AAcross 116:	One of the Cole family
AAcross 117:	Uniform, in Paris
AAcross 121:	Furuncles
AAcross 122:	Lubricator
AAcross 123:	Ivan Petrovich Voinitsky	UNCLEVANYA
AAcross 126:	Montague's offspring
AAcross 127:	Swann's wife	ODETTE
AAcross 128:	Somersault
AAcross 129:	President: father or son
AAcross 130:	Inexorable
AAcross 131:	Wield a divining rod
AAcross 132:	One of 52
AAcross 133:	Mrs. Rochester's kin
DDown 1:	Sugar daddy pickups
DDown 2:	Exchange premium
DDown 3:	Russian planes
DDown 4:	Ell
DDown 5:	"___ Rosenkavalier"	DER
DDown 6:	Like some detergents
DDown 7:	Group character
DDown 8:	___ du Diable	ILE
DDown 9:	Company
DDown 10:	Anagram for Oriental
DDown 11:	Skips
DDown 12:	Loads
DDown 13:	Part of HOMES
DDown 14:	Chesapeake Bay is one
DDown 15:	Fragile footing
DDown 16:	Perform Gregorian chants
DDown 17:	Island in the Near group	ATTU
DDown 18:	Bambi's aunts
DDown 19:	Recess
DDown 22:	Purpose of the DEW line
DDown 25:	Some of the haves
DDown 31:	River to the North Sea	YSER
DDown 32:	She wrote about Mrs. Reynolds
DDown 34:	Little, e.g.
DDown 37:	First U.S. Postmaster General	OSGOOD
DDown 38:	Option
DDown 39:	Lawrence relationships	SONSANDLOVERS
DDown 41:	Mother of Aeneas
DDown 42:	Cleaves
DDown 43:	Time for Alice, Allegra and Edith	CHILDRENSHOUR
DDown 44:	Hot-plate holder
DDown 45:	Less gregarious
DDown 47:	"My Wife's a Winsome ___ Thing": Burns
DDown 48:	Has one's say in the U.S.A.
DDown 49:	Quart in a London pub
DDown 52:	Part of "I Remember Mama"
DDown 54:	Belgian steel center
DDown 55:	Viper's defense
DDown 57:	Rebel
DDown 58:	Car part
DDown 60:	Storage places
DDown 62:	Barnstorm
DDown 63:	Bow neck
DDown 64:	Tolerate
DDown 65:	"___ Along," 1959 song	TAKEME
DDown 66:	She has a ball at a ball
DDown 70:	Mrs. Miller's naïve daughter
DDown 72:	Branch, to a botanist
DDown 73:	Edit subjectively
DDown 74:	"El ropo"
DDown 75:	King Minos was one
DDown 76:	Evel Knieval upheaval
DDown 77:	Vilification
DDown 79:	To be born, in Brest	NAITRE
DDown 80:	Overplayed
DDown 81:	Cease-fire
DDown 82:	Indian river landings
DDown 83:	A Pilgrim Father	ALDEN
DDown 86:	Time of your life
DDown 88:	Mo. for hobgoblins
DDown 90:	Proofreader's mark
DDown 91:	Make a guess
DDown 92:	Couturier's annual surprise
DDown 94:	Charge with gas
DDown 95:	Gulls, terns, etc.
DDown 97:	Cringes and flatters	FAWNSON
DDown 99:	Pickle
DDown 100:	At long last
DDown 102:	User of spads and brads
DDown 107:	Scientist's concern
DDown 108:	Tante's husband	ONCLE
DDown 109:	Rough's partner
DDown 110:	Digests, for short	ABRS
DDown 111:	Corsair's quest
DDown 112:	Thorny tree
DDown 113:	Image: Comb. form	EIDO
DDown 114:	Took a Concorde
DDown 115:	Mongol tent
DDown 118:	Snarl
DDown 119:	Contemporary French author	AYME
DDown 120:	Bonnie bairn
DDown 124:	Hide ___ hair
DDown 125:	___ victis