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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 29th April 1984

There are 66 across clues and 72 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 29th April 1984. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Pine for
AAcross 1: Pine for
AAcross 5: Beats
AAcross 10: Boxer, e.g.
AAcross 13: Gone
AAcross 17: Top Ferrara familyESTE
AAcross 18: Detestation
AAcross 19: Gaper's state
AAcross 20: Obeyed the sentry
AAcross 22: Shakespearean fox?SLYCHRISTOPHER
AAcross 25: Polished
AAcross 26: Double trio
AAcross 27: Virtuous jazzman?GOODMANBENNY
AAcross 29: Incenses
AAcross 30: Kind of dramaMELO
AAcross 31: To use, to NeroUTOR
AAcross 32: Sierra Nevada resortTAHOE
AAcross 35: Voiced
AAcross 37: Talk foolishly
AAcross 41: Muscat's land
AAcross 42: Erewhon's Ruggles?BUTLERSAMUEL
AAcross 45: Shoulder: Comb. formOMO
AAcross 46: Needlefish
AAcross 47: " . . . all my fame for ___ of ale": Henry VAPOT
AAcross 48: Films' Calhoun
AAcross 49: Flèche weapon
AAcross 50: Say more
AAcross 51: Former grouch at the opera?CROSSMILTON
AAcross 55: Less green
AAcross 56: Versatile legumes
AAcross 58: Lake Geneva resortEVIAN
AAcross 59: Some clerks
AAcross 60: Drying chamber
AAcross 61: "McSorley's Bar" painter
AAcross 62: Gen. BradleyOMAR
AAcross 63: Barrio sauces
AAcross 65: Like Samson at the end
AAcross 66: Event for Salazar
AAcross 70: Colonists' newscaster
AAcross 71: Labor heavy before 1980?MEANYGEORGE
AAcross 73: Poetic palindrome
AAcross 74: Guns Lizzie
AAcross 75: " . . . Bounty" narratorBYAM
AAcross 76: Imprison
AAcross 77: Purviance of silentsEDNA
AAcross 78: Parisian's "eine"UNE
AAcross 79: Young Gig's opposite?MATUREVICTOR
AAcross 83: Colliery approach
AAcross 84: Doctor in "The Marriage of Figaro"BARTOLO
AAcross 86: Fixes front ends
AAcross 87: Headline word in 1929
AAcross 88: Mini-powerhouse
AAcross 89: Nerve-cell process
AAcross 90: Razz
AAcross 92: Film magnate who fired an old comic?KEATONBUSTER
AAcross 97: Headset part
AAcross 101: Londoner's thyroid problem
AAcross 102: Wastrel of the poetic world?SPENDERSTEPHEN
AAcross 104: Cereal grass
AAcross 105: Guess wrong
AAcross 106: Play to the cheap seats
AAcross 107: Tough
AAcross 108: Be without
AAcross 109: Difficult: PrefixDYS
AAcross 110: Washer button
AAcross 111: Roman clan
DDown 1: Snafu
DDown 2: Dordogne feeder
DDown 3: Charon's crossing
DDown 4: Divisions
DDown 5: Baker's goodie
DDown 6: Trims for a deadline
DDown 7: ___ en scène
DDown 8: Take's opposite
DDown 9: CocaIMOGENE
DDown 10: Southern hollies
DDown 11: Due
DDown 12: "Bug"
DDown 13: Cook partly
DDown 14: Walt Kelly's alligator
DDown 15: Bandsman KentonSTAN
DDown 16: It's north of Ga.
DDown 20: Brinkley's old palHUNTLEY
DDown 21: Susan ___, TV actress
DDown 23: Roll-call reply
DDown 24: Antithetical
DDown 28: Alabama's Tigers
DDown 30: Undergoes ecdysis
DDown 32: Judges' wear
DDown 33: Novelist Jorge from BrazilAMADO
DDown 34: Slapstick survivor?HARDYOLIVER
DDown 35: German sculptor–wood carver: 1440–1533
DDown 36: Kilt cloth
DDown 38: Memorable jitterbugging columnist?HOPPERHEDDA
DDown 39: Pasha's colleague
DDown 40: Old African riflesROERS
DDown 42: Pacific squallsBARATS
DDown 43: Atop
DDown 43: Atop
DDown 44: Kayo's "brudder" in comics
DDown 49: Israel's leading oil portEILAT
DDown 51: Franck or CuiCESAR
DDown 52: Pepo
DDown 53: Eburnean hue
DDown 54: Old Chinese weight
DDown 55: Anatomical fissures
DDown 57: First, second and third
DDown 59: Whom a teller might tell on
DDown 61: Bronze Age city Ras ___SHAMRA
DDown 63: Clean up
DDown 64: Action site
DDown 65: Pottery pailSEAU
DDown 66: Castle protectors
DDown 67: Classical vessel
DDown 68: Avifauna
DDown 69: O'er's opposite
DDown 71: " . . . no inscription upon ___": EmmetMYTOMB
DDown 72: Off center: Abbr.ECCEN
DDown 75: Hokum
DDown 77: Aardvark, literallyEARTHPIG
DDown 79: Drove
DDown 80: Snapping beetles
DDown 81: Shrew
DDown 82: "Set thine house ___": Isa. 38:1
DDown 85: Spill the beans
DDown 87: Wearily make do
DDown 90: A source of mistakes
DDown 91: Clone's originORTET
DDown 92: MVD follower
DDown 93: Auroral
DDown 94: Leeds's river
DDown 95: Owned previously
DDown 96: Peppy
DDown 97: Psyche's love
DDown 98: Karlovy Vary's riverOHRE
DDown 99: Garish sign
DDown 100: Austria's first chartered cityENNS
DDown 103: Burnsian kin
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