New York Times Answers - Sunday, 31st December 1978

There are 75 across clues and 87 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 31st December 1978. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Cicero's waters
AAcross 6:	Conform
AAcross 11:	Kind of car or stitch
AAcross 16:	Nile bird
AAcross 20:	Mandalay locale
AAcross 21:	Fog or mist
AAcross 22:	G sharp	AFLAT
AAcross 23:	"Mack the Knife" singer	DARIN
AAcross 25:	Laughter, in Latium
AAcross 26:	Widened at the top	EVASE
AAcross 27:	Nottingham's river
AAcross 28:	Chemical suffix	OLIDE
AAcross 29:	Start of a verse	ALASTOMISSTHEANNUALBALL
AAcross 33:	Lyon lass: Abbr.	MLLE
AAcross 34:	Waste maker
AAcross 35:	Oneness
AAcross 36:	A Barrymore
AAcross 37:	Heather's home
AAcross 39:	Slender nail
AAcross 40:	One of the Chases
AAcross 41:	"Abou Ben ___"	ADHEM
AAcross 44:	Trochee's opposite
AAcross 48:	Alamo hero
AAcross 50:	Airship, for short
AAcross 53:	More of the verse	NOONEHASSENTUSABIDATALL
AAcross 58:	"And we ___ home till morning"	WONTGO
AAcross 59:	N.C.O.'s	SGTS
AAcross 60:	Al from N.Y.C.	PACINO
AAcross 61:	O.W.I. successor	USIA
AAcross 62:	Nitrogenous: Comb. form	AZA
AAcross 63:	More qualified
AAcross 65:	Buddhist on cloud nine
AAcross 66:	Humming with activity
AAcross 67:	Millstone bar
AAcross 69:	Sometimes it's sinister
AAcross 70:	Smirch	BESOIL
AAcross 72:	Memory lapse
AAcross 74:	More of the verse	ISITTHINKABLEDEAR
AAcross 78:	Province of eastern Cuba	ORIENTE
AAcross 81:	City in western France
AAcross 82:	A famous Dean, for short	DIZ
AAcross 83:	Coarse hominy
AAcross 87:	Full of zest
AAcross 88:	Loosened a knot
AAcross 89:	Dancer Gaynor	MITZI
AAcross 91:	Jumble
AAcross 92:	Egyptian month	APAP
AAcross 93:	A son of Odin: Var.	BALDUR
AAcross 95:	Absalom's slayer	JOAB
AAcross 97:	Donny or Marie	OSMOND
AAcross 99:	More of the verse	WEWEREBUMPTIOUSLASTYEAR
AAcross 103:	Miller or Sheridan
AAcross 104:	Licorice-liqueur plant
AAcross 105:	Pleased
AAcross 106:	One kind of path	OSTEO
AAcross 107:	Miss Adams	EDIE
AAcross 108:	Equipment
AAcross 110:	Debatable
AAcross 112:	Sartre play	NOEXIT
AAcross 115:	"The Destroyer," to Hindus
AAcross 117:	Grayish-brown
AAcross 120:	"Dies ___"	IRAE
AAcross 124:	End of the verse	ORBESOTTEDICANNOTRECALL
AAcross 128:	Canine, e.g.
AAcross 129:	She's Reddy to sing
AAcross 130:	Fairway gouge
AAcross 131:	Defame
AAcross 132:	Shaded walk
AAcross 133:	Town north of Saigon	ANLOC
AAcross 134:	Triangular wooden frame	APOLE
AAcross 135:	Dye for wood or wool
AAcross 136:	N, S, E and W	DIRS
AAcross 137:	Not a soul	NOONE
AAcross 138:	___ up (excited)
AAcross 139:	Passover repast
DDown 1:	James ___ Garfield
DDown 2:	Ball point's ancestor
DDown 3:	Bearish	URSAL
DDown 4:	Puzzle purpose, possibly
DDown 5:	Shrine Bowl team
DDown 6:	Gounod favorite
DDown 7:	Coveted court cup
DDown 8:	"I like . . . women who have ___": Wilde	APAST
DDown 9:	Bad guys' pursuers
DDown 10:	Waste allowance
DDown 11:	Chain
DDown 12:	Tremulous
DDown 13:	Mixt
DDown 14:	Singer Ross	LANNY
DDown 15:	Caesarean rebuke	ETTU
DDown 16:	"___ little bit of butter . . . ": Milne	IDOLIKEA
DDown 17:	"South Sea" discoverer
DDown 18:	Of an eye part	IRIAN
DDown 19:	Move edgewise
DDown 24:	Actress Gwyn	NELL
DDown 30:	"Eureka!"
DDown 31:	"Back Street" author
DDown 32:	"___ Is Dream of You"	ALLIDO
DDown 38:	The last word
DDown 39:	Hot cross and honey
DDown 40:	"Heads ___, . . . "	IWIN
DDown 41:	Sadat	ANWAR
DDown 42:	Pip; lulu
DDown 43:	Where Kaifeng is
DDown 45:	Declare
DDown 46:	Churchman: Abbr.	MSGR
DDown 47:	Patronize a bookie
DDown 48:	"Applause" actress	BACALL
DDown 49:	Final notice
DDown 50:	Pitts et al.	ZASUS
DDown 51:	Queen of Eng.: 1558–1603	ELIZI
DDown 52:	Simon's "___ Suite"
DDown 54:	Tolkien's Frodo, for one
DDown 55:	Hubbub
DDown 56:	Masters, in Mysore
DDown 57:	Potatoes, e.g.
DDown 64:	Behind schedule
DDown 65:	Invited
DDown 66:	Collection
DDown 68:	Resort in northwest France	DIEPPE
DDown 70:	Bandage, as a wound	BINDUP
DDown 71:	Circled
DDown 72:	Colliery access
DDown 73:	Some singers, for short
DDown 75:	Bend, in shipbuilding
DDown 76:	"___ Down My Walking Cane"	HANDME
DDown 77:	Okay to swallow
DDown 78:	Conductor Seiji
DDown 79:	Mature
DDown 80:	"My life ___ for his" (Damon's offer)	IPAWN
DDown 84:	"I am ___ . . . ": Yeats	APOET
DDown 85:	Small change, in the agora
DDown 86:	Peter, in Palencia
DDown 88:	Small one: Suffix
DDown 89:	Topgallant
DDown 90:	"The world ___ much with us"	ISTOO
DDown 93:	Mussolini	BENITO
DDown 94:	Rose lover	ABIE
DDown 95:	Day, in Dijon
DDown 96:	Gallic agreement	OUI
DDown 98:	Shroud in obscurities	MYSTICIZE
DDown 100:	Salad-bowl brighteners
DDown 101:	Stern or Newton
DDown 102:	Came clean
DDown 107:	An Oxford college	EXETER
DDown 108:	Bible by a hotel bed	GIDEON
DDown 109:	Show, as interest
DDown 111:	Scull
DDown 112:	___ bene
DDown 113:	"Whether it be new ___"	OROLD
DDown 114:	Salerno's neighbor	EBOLI
DDown 115:	Word with graph or type
DDown 116:	Greeting
DDown 117:	Take potshots at
DDown 118:	Diplomat
DDown 119:	"Paul Pry" playwright	POOLE
DDown 121:	Hot on the subject
DDown 122:	Coeur d'___, Idaho	ALENE
DDown 123:	Aunt of "Oklahoma"	ELLER
DDown 125:	"Younger ___ Springtime"
DDown 126:	Aleutian island	ADAK
DDown 127:	Greek group in W.W. II	ELAS