Tuesday Crossword — March 17, 1981 - Answers & Solutions
Complete answers for this easy crossword puzzle (15x15 grid, 74 clues). Published 3/17/1981. By A. J. Santora.
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Across Answers
- 1 Across: Used a hot tub (6)
- BATHED
- 7 Across: Where St. Augustine is (3)
- FLA
- 10 Across: Hemingway or Bear (4)
- PAPA
- 14 Across: Kin of propane (6)
- ETHANE
- 15 Across: OPEC product (3)
- OIL
- 16 Across: Swear (4)
- AVOW
- 17 Across: Actor Brian (6)
- AHERNE
- 18 Across: Type of lizard (3)
- UMA
- 19 Across: Domesticate (4)
- TAME
- 20 Across: Popular Irish song (13)
- LOVELYLEITRIM
- 23 Across: Greensward (3)
- LEA
- 24 Across: Ear: Comb. form (3)
- AUR
- 25 Across: Get someone's Irish up (4)
- RILE
- 26 Across: Irish Sweepstakes figures (4)
- ODDS
- 28 Across: Observational (7)
- EMPIRIC
- 30 Across: Cosa ___ (6)
- NOSTRA
- 32 Across: Puckered (7)
- COCKLED
- 36 Across: Monogram of a great Irish-American playwright (3)
- EGO
- 37 Across: Sandy's bark (3)
- ARF
- 39 Across: Chiang ___-shek (3)
- KAI
- 40 Across: Diggings (3)
- ORE
- 41 Across: Long-tailed whydah (7)
- REDBILL
- 43 Across: Actor Lee (6)
- MARVIN
- 45 Across: Mrs. ___ cow (7)
- OLEARYS
- 48 Across: Counting-out word (4)
- EENY
- 49 Across: Piece of land (4)
- ACRE
- 51 Across: Ad ___ committee (3)
- HOC
- 52 Across: Happy ___ lark (3)
- ASA
- 53 Across: Where persuasive talkers kissed a stone (13)
- BLARNEYCASTLE
- 57 Across: Like ___ out of hell (4)
- ABAT
- 58 Across: Stat for Nolan Ryan (3)
- ERA
- 59 Across: J.F.K.'s prep school (6)
- CHOATE
- 61 Across: Irish poet Aubrey de ___ (4)
- VERE
- 62 Across: Expanse west of Ire. (3)
- ATL
- 63 Across: More succinct (6)
- TERSER
- 64 Across: "When Irish ___ are . . . " (4)
- EYES
- 65 Across: Cleansing solution (3)
- LYE
- 66 Across: Existing (6)
- INESSE
Down Answers
- 1 Down: Lillie or Arthur (3)
- BEA
- 2 Down: Sports: Abbr. (4)
- ATHL
- 3 Down: Hibernia (9)
- THEOLDSOD
- 4 Down: Reap (7)
- HARVEST
- 5 Down: Nine: Comb. form (5)
- ENNEA
- 6 Down: Shannon feeder (4)
- DEEL
- 7 Down: Bungle (6)
- FOULUP
- 8 Down: A lace of Irish origin (8)
- LIMERICK
- 9 Down: Jai ___ (4)
- ALAI
- 10 Down: ___ Street (Cork business area) (7)
- PATRICK
- 11 Down: Benefit (5)
- AVAIL
- 12 Down: ___ de terre (potato) (5)
- POMME
- 13 Down: Disciple's emotion (3)
- AWE
- 21 Down: "I ___ what I . . . ": Popeye (3)
- YAM
- 22 Down: Julie's sister (6)
- TRICIA
- 26 Down: Unique person (4)
- ONER
- 27 Down: Venetian official (4)
- DOGE
- 28 Down: City near Memphis (5)
- EARLE
- 29 Down: Gads about (5)
- ROAMS
- 31 Down: Common scold (6)
- RAILER
- 33 Down: "Amo, amas, I ___": O'Keeffe (9)
- LOVEALASS
- 34 Down: Ireland (4)
- ERIN
- 35 Down: Gainsay (4)
- DENY
- 38 Down: "Pegeen Mike" in a Synge play (8)
- FLAHERTY
- 42 Down: Acid salts (7)
- BORATES
- 44 Down: Bring back (7)
- RESTORE
- 46 Down: Egg custard (6)
- ROYALE
- 47 Down: Little brother of the C.C.C. (3)
- YCC
- 49 Down: Dublin's ___ Theatre (5)
- ABBEY
- 50 Down: Irish county (5)
- CLARE
- 52 Down: Pale (5)
- ASHEN
- 54 Down: Gaelic boy's name (4)
- NEAL
- 55 Down: Start of an O'Casey opus (4)
- ACTI
- 56 Down: Vous ___ (you are): Fr. (4)
- ETES
- 57 Down: Fifth ___, parade site (3)
- AVE
- 60 Down: Homophone for Eire (3)
- ERE
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