FIELD LARK - Answers & Solutions

Complete answers for this hard crossword puzzle (23x23 grid, 170 clues). Published 9/7/1980. By Caroline G. Fitzgerald.

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Across Answers

1 Across: Coating or film (5)
GLAZE
6 Across: On Old Ironsides (6)
ABOARD
12 Across: Frolic (4)
ROMP
16 Across: Churchill's "___ Country" (4)
AFAR
20 Across: Start over (5)
RENEW
21 Across: Thurified (6)
CENSED
22 Across: Unlucky (4)
EVIL
23 Across: Largest country in Africa (5)
SUDAN
25 Across: Originate (5)
ARISE
26 Across: Apostles' and Nicene (6)
CREEDS
27 Across: Tarzan's swing (4)
VINE
28 Across: Moslem scholars (5)
ULEMA
29 Across: Memorial Stadium (11)
COLTSCORRAL
31 Across: Riverfront Stadium (11)
BENGALSLAIR
33 Across: Observe (3)
EYE
34 Across: Suffix with diction (3)
ARY
35 Across: Ham it up (5)
EMOTE
37 Across: Rumpled (7)
TOUSLED
38 Across: Hog fat (4)
LARD
40 Across: Metallic disks (6)
PATENS
42 Across: High, waterproof boot (3)
PAC
43 Across: Meadowlands stadium (12)
GIANTSCASTLE
46 Across: Shea Stadium (8)
JETPLAIN
51 Across: City ENE of Indianapolis (6)
MUNCIE
52 Across: Suffix with suffer (4)
ANCE
53 Across: Drudge (6)
SLAVEY
55 Across: Ericsson (4)
LEIF
57 Across: Baba the woodcutter (3)
ALI
58 Across: Bullet (4)
SLUG
60 Across: Eight-time Norris Trophy winner (3)
ORR
62 Across: Capital of Southern Yemen (4)
ADEN
63 Across: Piscivorous flier (4)
ERNE
64 Across: Veterans Stadium (10)
EAGLESNEST
67 Across: Starfish (8)
ASTEROID
71 Across: Noted ref. book (3)
OED
72 Across: Spurt (4)
GOUT
73 Across: Trouble (3)
ADO
74 Across: Year in reign of Otto I (4)
CMLI
75 Across: Mounted police (8)
TROOPERS
77 Across: Eye sore (3)
STY
79 Across: Estelle from Lynn (7)
PARSONS
82 Across: Part of Can. (3)
NWT
83 Across: False claim (8)
PRETENSE
88 Across: Central Park producer (4)
PAPP
89 Across: Key letter (3)
PHI
92 Across: Undercover cop (4)
NARC
95 Across: Linden or Holbrook (3)
HAL
96 Across: Isolated (8)
SEPARATE
98 Across: Louisiana Superdome (10)
SAINTSHALO
101 Across: Great Barrier Island (4)
OTEA
103 Across: Operatic prince (4)
IGOR
104 Across: Islanders' org. (3)
NHL
106 Across: Undiluted (4)
NEAT
107 Across: Kier or keeve (3)
VAT
108 Across: Compact (4)
TAMP
109 Across: Make bubbly (6)
AERATE
111 Across: Egg-shaped (4)
OOID
113 Across: Doe, to a fawn (6)
PARENT
115 Across: Pontiac Silverdome (8)
LIONSDEN
117 Across: Orange Bowl (12)
DOLPHINSTANK
120 Across: ___ Canals, St. Marys River (3)
SOO
121 Across: Roman officials (6)
EDILES
122 Across: Suit to ___ (4)
ATEE
123 Across: Ex-Dodger manager and familiy (7)
ALSTONS
127 Across: Kind of remark (5)
SNIDE
128 Across: N.Z. tree (3)
AKE
129 Across: Bill (3)
TAB
132 Across: Metropolitan Stadium (11)
VIKINGSCOVE
134 Across: County Coliseum (11)
RAIDERSCAVE
139 Across: " . . . ___ and silver beam": Shelley (5)
AMILD
140 Across: Asian desert (4)
GOBI
141 Across: Unworthy idol (6)
TINGOD
142 Across: Dimmer (5)
PALER
143 Across: Moore's "___ Rookh" (5)
LALLA
144 Across: Persea or wicopy (4)
TREE
145 Across: Witch in TV's "Bewitched" (6)
ENDORA
146 Across: Nautical direction (5)
APORT
147 Across: Loom reed (4)
SLEY
148 Across: Orange-red ring stone (4)
SARD
149 Across: Taws, often (6)
AGATES
150 Across: Tithe part (5)
TENTH

Down Answers

1 Down: Favor (5)
GRACE
2 Down: "Bad" Mr. Brown (5)
LEROY
3 Down: Old-womanish (5)
ANILE
4 Down: Gusto (4)
ZEST
5 Down: Togolese group (4)
EWES
6 Down: Harmonies (7)
ACCORDS
7 Down: Bird's morsel (5)
BERRY
8 Down: Person who is sui generis (4)
ONER
9 Down: On a cruise (4)
ASEA
10 Down: Memorable, as a day (9)
REDLETTER
11 Down: Deg. for one who cares about caries (3)
DDS
12 Down: Faces, as an embankment (6)
REVETS
13 Down: Like bighorns (5)
OVINE
14 Down: Type of porcelain (4)
MING
15 Down: Skirt feature (5)
PLEAT
16 Down: "Business ___" (7)
ASUSUAL
17 Down: All-out (9)
FULLSCALE
18 Down: "Let's Make ___" (5)
ADEAL
19 Down: Nettle (5)
RAMIE
24 Down: Plant or ointment (4)
NARD
30 Down: Trusts (7)
CARTELS
31 Down: "Treasure Island" pirate (5)
BONES
32 Down: Drooping (5)
LOPPY
36 Down: Ferrer or Tormé (3)
MEL
38 Down: Varnish base (3)
LAC
39 Down: Cordials (9)
ANISETTES
40 Down: Roast or roaster (3)
PAN
41 Down: Tie for a groom (5)
ASCOT
43 Down: Solzhenitsyn's "Archipelago" (5)
GULAG
44 Down: Architect Jones: 1573–1652 (5)
INIGO
45 Down: Like gnus in zoos (5)
CAGED
46 Down: Broken-down horse (4)
JADE
47 Down: She married a Lloyd (5)
EVERT
48 Down: Drift (5)
TENOR
49 Down: Great-grandchild, in Glasgow (5)
IEROE
50 Down: Forty-___ (5)
NINER
51 Down: Busch or Marsh (3)
MAE
54 Down: Quarter type in Paris (5)
LATIN
56 Down: I.R.S. agents (4)
FEDS
59 Down: ___ boat, for sailing (3)
UNA
61 Down: Memorial Coliseum (7)
RAMSPEN
65 Down: Irving Stone's "___ for Life" (4)
LUST
66 Down: Bribe (3)
SOP
68 Down: Dr. in "Tristram Shandy" (4)
SLOP
69 Down: Charged atom (3)
ION
70 Down: Southern New York, e.g. (9)
DOWNSTATE
74 Down: Demo follower (4)
CRAT
76 Down: Egyptian god (4)
PTAH
78 Down: Chemical suffix (3)
YNE
80 Down: Notwithstanding (5)
APART
81 Down: Place to get fit (3)
SPA
83 Down: Unit of illumination (4)
PHOT
84 Down: Amount of assessment (5)
RATAL
85 Down: Ink resin (5)
ELEMI
86 Down: Emulated Caleb (5)
SPIED
87 Down: Bore hated by sailors (5)
EAGRE
90 Down: Official language of India (5)
HINDI
91 Down: Suffix with opal (3)
INE
93 Down: Poe's one-word bird (5)
RAVEN
94 Down: Sharp metallic sound (5)
CLANK
97 Down: Bookbinder's sheepskin (4)
ROAN
98 Down: Spot for a snow bunny (5)
SLOPE
99 Down: One of many behind bars (7)
TAPSTER
100 Down: Four-time N.L. home-run champ (3)
OTT
102 Down: Marginal note (9)
APOSTILLE
105 Down: Outlet for fans (9)
HOLLERING
109 Down: "I Feel ___ Comin' On": 1935 (5)
ASONG
110 Down: Arcaro or Stanky (5)
EDDIE
112 Down: Letters on a chasuble (3)
IHS
114 Down: "Norma ___" (3)
RAE
116 Down: Lunchtime for many (7)
NOONDAY
118 Down: Like: Suffix (3)
OID
119 Down: ___ a jaybird (7)
NAKEDAS
121 Down: Committed a deadly sin (6)
ENVIED
123 Down: Of grandparents (4)
AVAL
124 Down: Certain beans (5)
LIMAS
125 Down: Carpentry, for one (5)
SKILL
126 Down: Some noncoms (5)
SSGTS
127 Down: Temperate (5)
SOBER
128 Down: Antonym for abhor (5)
ADORE
129 Down: Leftovers in solitaire (5)
TALON
130 Down: Prevent (5)
AVERT
131 Down: Slip for a ship (5)
BERTH
133 Down: J. F. Cooper heroine (4)
CORA
135 Down: Lick ___ promise (4)
ANDA
136 Down: "___ Rhythm": 1930 (4)
IGOT
137 Down: Young oyster (4)
SPAT
138 Down: Elizabeth is one (4)
CAPE
141 Down: Boston jetsam: Dec. 16, 1773 (3)
TEA

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