New York Times Answers - Sunday, 3rd August 1980

There are 70 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 3rd August 1980. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Right-angle extension
AAcross 4:	Ready
AAcross 7:	___ as a ghost	ASPALE
AAcross 13:	Thespian
AAcross 18:	Architect I. M.
AAcross 19:	Soup green
AAcross 21:	"___, My God, to Thee"
AAcross 22:	Polynesian native
AAcross 23:	Suffix with editor or janitor	IAL
AAcross 24:	"Chanson d'Amour" subtitle	THERADADADADASONG
AAcross 27:	Como hit of 1947	CHIBABACHIBABA
AAcross 29:	Grenoble's river
AAcross 30:	Writer Christie	AGATHA
AAcross 31:	"___ Time": 1921
AAcross 32:	British parties
AAcross 33:	"___ Maria"
AAcross 35:	Rubberneck
AAcross 38:	A Siamese twin
AAcross 39:	Part of H.S.H.
AAcross 40:	Not windward
AAcross 41:	Roger and Madeline	KAHNS
AAcross 42:	Inflict
AAcross 45:	Part of a table setting
AAcross 47:	Steer's wild ancestor
AAcross 48:	Appearances
AAcross 49:	Sills specialty
AAcross 50:	Attorney's deg.
AAcross 51:	"Song of the South" song: 1946	ZIPADEEDOODAH
AAcross 54:	Nessen or Ziegler
AAcross 57:	Sire of Osiris
AAcross 58:	Sharpshooter
AAcross 59:	Blackbird
AAcross 60:	One-time Mrs. Sinatra
AAcross 61:	Call ___ day
AAcross 62:	Song by Sayers: 1891	TARARABOMDERE
AAcross 69:	Gulliver, for short
AAcross 70:	Ezra Pound work
AAcross 71:	Tra followers	LALA
AAcross 72:	Comedian DeLuise
AAcross 73:	Natural resource
AAcross 73:	Natural resource
AAcross 74:	Zoo favorite
AAcross 75:	Berlin song: 1913	SNOOKEYOOKUMS
AAcross 81:	Pussycat's poetic partner
AAcross 82:	Dispossess
AAcross 84:	Vincent of chillers
AAcross 85:	Algonquian language
AAcross 86:	Pure
AAcross 88:	Trade-in candidate
AAcross 89:	Range between continents
AAcross 90:	Island feast
AAcross 91:	Kin of tri	TER
AAcross 92:	Emulate Daedalus
AAcross 93:	Relieves
AAcross 94:	Speedometer rdg.
AAcross 95:	They, in Marseille	ILS
AAcross 96:	"___ Hear a Waltz?": 1965
AAcross 97:	Member of the sacerdocy
AAcross 100:	"Cosi fan ___"	TUTTE
AAcross 102:	Oscar-winning song of 1964	CHIMCHIMCHEREE
AAcross 107:	Como hit of 1950	BIBBIDIBOBBIDIBOO
AAcross 109:	Fire
AAcross 110:	Elephant of juveniles
AAcross 111:	"___ Kelly, I Love You": 1922
AAcross 112:	Dispatched
AAcross 113:	Peerce
AAcross 114:	Luce	CLARE
AAcross 115:	Kind of fee
AAcross 116:	A.D.A. member's degree
AAcross 117:	Chip's sis	AMY
DDown 1:	"Beowulf," e.g.
DDown 2:	Laban's daughter	LEAH
DDown 3:	"Hi-___, Hi-Lo": 1953	LILI
DDown 4:	Broths
DDown 5:	Greatest Mogul emperor of India: Var.	AKHBAR
DDown 6:	Minister to
DDown 7:	"The Breeze ___": 1940	ANDI
DDown 8:	Shore or dune
DDown 9:	Sumatran seaport
DDown 10:	Berlin song: 1915	ARABY
DDown 11:	Mother of the Gemini
DDown 12:	The Big Band ___
DDown 13:	Pile up
DDown 14:	Word in Gardner titles
DDown 15:	An "Irish Lullaby": 1914	TOORALOORALOORAL
DDown 16:	"It's Now ___": 1960	ORNEVER
DDown 17:	Tractor-trailer
DDown 20:	St. Louis sight
DDown 25:	"I caught you!"
DDown 26:	Miniature scene
DDown 28:	Heifers' habitats
DDown 32:	Took out
DDown 34:	"A mouse!"
DDown 35:	Sneak's activity
DDown 36:	Officer under Cornwallis	TARLETON
DDown 37:	"Dig You Later" subtitle: 1945	AHUBBAHUBBAHUBBA
DDown 38:	Naturalness
DDown 39:	Arlen or 67 Down	HAROLD
DDown 40:	C.I.O.'s complement
DDown 42:	Car attachment
DDown 43:	U.S. cartoonist	REA
DDown 44:	Denouement
DDown 45:	Williwaw
DDown 46:	First note: Var.
DDown 48:	Glistening mineral
DDown 51:	"Iz ___ so!"	ZAT
DDown 52:	Surround
DDown 53:	___ volente	DEO
DDown 55:	More than satisfactorily	OVERWELL
DDown 56:	Unknown
DDown 63:	"Everybody Loves ___": 1958	ALOVER
DDown 64:	Smoothed sand traps
DDown 65:	Stout
DDown 66:	Draw out
DDown 67:	"Fanny" songwriter: 1954
DDown 68:	Rheine's river
DDown 75:	Full-house sign	SRO
DDown 76:	In a pique
DDown 77:	Warren or Joyce Carol
DDown 78:	Grand Ole ___	OPRY
DDown 79:	Plural of os
DDown 80:	Little fox
DDown 83:	Chosen, in Cannes	ELU
DDown 85:	Where the Minotaur menaced
DDown 86:	Einstein's birthplace	ULM
DDown 87:	Kind of vows
DDown 88:	Welcome words to a hitchhiker	CLIMBIN
DDown 89:	Outcomes
DDown 92:	Human frailty
DDown 93:	Kind of base or fiddle
DDown 95:	" . . . long before ___": Brooke	ITIRE
DDown 96:	Ferocious dog of India
DDown 97:	Prof. probably
DDown 97:	Prof. probably
DDown 98:	Journalist Jacob	RIIS
DDown 99:	Plant deeply
DDown 101:	Aspen transport
DDown 102:	Betty Ford is one	CBER
DDown 103:	Companies, in Caen	CIES
DDown 104:	Delhi noble
DDown 105:	Midterm or final
DDown 106:	"___ Meeny Miney Mo": 1935	EENY
DDown 107:	U.K. network	BBC
DDown 108:	Gerund ending	ING