New York Times Answers - Friday, 5th September 1980

There are 39 across clues and 35 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 5th September 1980. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Feet for W. S. Gilbert
AAcross 6:	"That's one small ___ for a man . . . "
AAcross 10:	Word in a Hope-Crosby film title
AAcross 14:	Unexpected delight
AAcross 15:	Contemporary of Haydn	ARNE
AAcross 16:	Indian of a New York region
AAcross 17:	Obliterate
AAcross 18:	___ qua non
AAcross 19:	Pinnacle
AAcross 20:	Hawthorne slept here
AAcross 21:	First king of Israel
AAcross 22:	El Centro's gift to entertainment
AAcross 23:	Penultimate G. & S. opera	UTOPIALIMITED
AAcross 26:	Gurth, in "Ivanhoe"
AAcross 27:	Yalies	ELIS
AAcross 28:	Venus or Mars
AAcross 31:	Memorable singer: 1936–73	DARIN
AAcross 34:	Come in
AAcross 37:	"'Twas ever ___"
AAcross 39:	OPEC member
AAcross 41:	Author of a famous elegy
AAcross 42:	Became strengthened, with "up"
AAcross 44:	Decorative stroke on a letter
AAcross 46:	Part of "to be"
AAcross 47:	Former N.Y.C. newspaper	TRIB
AAcross 49:	Applaud
AAcross 51:	Antepenultimate G. & S. opera	THEGONDOLIERS
AAcross 56:	Metallic element
AAcross 57:	Stand on line
AAcross 58:	Bonnie or John of singing fame	RAITT
AAcross 60:	One of the Roosevelts	SARA
AAcross 61:	Puccini heroine	MIMI
AAcross 62:	With 43 Down, undignified
AAcross 63:	Object to
AAcross 64:	With, in Tours	AVEC
AAcross 65:	Famous Swiss mathematician
AAcross 66:	Koko's weapon
AAcross 67:	Suffix with sweet or low
AAcross 68:	Paellas, e.g.
DDown 1:	Piece of news
DDown 2:	Chilean pianist	ARRAU
DDown 3:	Had in mind
DDown 4:	Hines and Moll
DDown 5:	Brewed tea
DDown 6:	Tree yielding a flavoring agent
DDown 7:	"The ___," Orson Welles film: 1962
DDown 8:	Boredom
DDown 9:	"___ a grape" (Mae West line)	PEELME
DDown 10:	Responding to a stimulus
DDown 11:	Mehta leads one
DDown 12:	Directed, as a missile
DDown 13:	Does, for instance
DDown 24:	Where the Euphrates flows
DDown 25:	___ de la Cité	ILE
DDown 28:	Pittsburgh catcher	OTT
DDown 29:	Greek letter
DDown 30:	"Fleshly poet" of "Patience"	BUNTHORNE
DDown 32:	Suffix with Brooklyn or Bronx	ITE
DDown 33:	Serious social problem
DDown 35:	Sound receiver
DDown 36:	"A pocket full of ___"
DDown 38:	Schubert favorite
DDown 40:	Small stream
DDown 43:	See 62 Across
DDown 45:	Women's chorus in "Iolanthe"
DDown 48:	Archer
DDown 50:	What G. W. Carver converted into axle grease
DDown 51:	Prepare for a bout
DDown 52:	Simple
DDown 53:	Ma Bell's collection
DDown 54:	Weapon for a jaeger
DDown 55:	Spread about
DDown 56:	Certain theories
DDown 59:	Men's chorus in "Pinafore"