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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 5th April 1981
There are 65 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 5th April 1981. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Sluggish
AAcross 7: "Heart of Dixie"
AAcross 14: Indian ruler
AAcross 19: Restrains
AAcross 21: They made a star trek
AAcross 22: Figure of speech
AAcross 23: General StuartJAMESEWELLBROWN
AAcross 25: Principle of right
AAcross 26: Sixth Hebrew month
AAcross 27: Doozy
AAcross 28: Quechuan
AAcross 29: Dada
AAcross 33: Town in YugoslaviaSTIP
AAcross 35: Serial material
AAcross 37: Young oyster
AAcross 38: Mythomaniac
AAcross 39: Ho predecessor
AAcross 41: Piles
AAcross 43: O'Neill playILE
AAcross 44: Poet cummingsEDWARDESTLIN
AAcross 48: Lament
AAcross 50: Canal Zone district
AAcross 51: Esteem
AAcross 53: Like Alice's pool
AAcross 56: Mrs. Polk
AAcross 59: Hidden by
AAcross 62: A famous picker
AAcross 63: ETV purveyor
AAcross 66: Play, in a way
AAcross 68: Actress Anouk ___AIMEE
AAcross 69: Writer EphronNORA
AAcross 70: Holmes called him "The Oldest"
AAcross 71: Poet EliotTHOMASSTEARNS
AAcross 75: ___ tree (margosa)
AAcross 76: Foxx
AAcross 78: Corday's victim
AAcross 79: Exhaust
AAcross 80: Cachar, e.g.
AAcross 81: Landed estate
AAcross 83: Muppet drummer
AAcross 85: Grani or Sleipnir
AAcross 87: Punta ___, Chilean port
AAcross 89: Oneida Community founder
AAcross 91: Thin pancakes
AAcross 95: "Mr. October" is one
AAcross 98: Poet HousmanALFREDEDWARD
AAcross 101: Type of gen.MAJ
AAcross 103: Blunt
AAcross 104: Badger's kin
AAcross 105: Empress Ivanovna
AAcross 106: Firmness
AAcross 108: Sour drink
AAcross 111: Pteroid
AAcross 113: Fume
AAcross 114: Comme ci, comme ça
AAcross 115: "___ corny . . . "IMAS
AAcross 116: Olympic fencing game
AAcross 118: Court petitioners
AAcross 120: Novelist WodehousePELHAMGRENVILLE
AAcross 128: Molded entree
AAcross 129: Scrooge, at first
AAcross 130: More unkempt
AAcross 131: "Clo-Clo" composer
AAcross 132: State socialism
AAcross 133: Edward Morgan Forster, e.g.
DDown 1: J.F.K.'s successor
DDown 2: Epoch
DDown 3: Purpose
DDown 4: R.M.N. was his V.P.DDE
DDown 5: "Lohengrin" heroineELSA
DDown 6: Requisites
DDown 7: This can be boring
DDown 8: A Gish, for shortLIL
DDown 9: Fireproofing: Abbr.ASB
DDown 10: Uncle MiltieBERLE
DDown 11: Love affair
DDown 12: Like the infant in Jaques' speech
DDown 13: Ring-shaped
DDown 14: Abbr. for 1 or 81RTE
DDown 15: Gilmore, of hoop fame
DDown 16: Financier MorganJOHNPIERPONT
DDown 17: At the summit
DDown 18: Queen of Hades
DDown 20: Bandage
DDown 24: Iroquoian tribeERIES
DDown 29: Frosh at the U.S.M.A.
DDown 30: Ghislanzoni librettoAIDA
DDown 31: Detent
DDown 32: Wahabis, e.g.ARABS
DDown 34: Inside stuff
DDown 35: American showman BarnumPHINEASTAYLOR
DDown 36: Polish foregoer
DDown 40: Lumpish mass
DDown 42: Ooze
DDown 45: Meat treat
DDown 46: ___ Vader, film villainDARTH
DDown 47: Type of pitcher's dream game
DDown 49: Conceited
DDown 52: Frosted
DDown 54: Like Poe's prose
DDown 55: A work by Samuel Nathaniel Behrman
DDown 57: Bouquet
DDown 58: Not quite angelic
DDown 60: Comes close
DDown 61: Rid of rodents
DDown 63: Toscanini's birthplacePARMA
DDown 64: Dim; cloudy
DDown 65: Humorist PerelmanSIDNEYJOSEPH
DDown 67: U.S. watercolorist: 1870–1953MARIN
DDown 72: Island group north of Tonga
DDown 73: Caroline, to Ted
DDown 74: Wooden comedianSNERD
DDown 77: Lady from Lisbon
DDown 82: Strip of shoe leather
DDown 84: Jim Rice's field
DDown 86: Chemist's flask
DDown 88: Gull-like sea bird
DDown 90: Muchacha's title: Abbr.SRTA
DDown 92: Counter follower
DDown 93: Haliaeetus albicella
DDown 94: Pierre's loc.SDAK
DDown 96: Elongated circle
DDown 97: Gold or silver
DDown 99: Conger catcherEELER
DDown 100: Part of the décor
DDown 101: Prayer book
DDown 102: Excite
DDown 107: Water wheel
DDown 109: Casque
DDown 110: Scottish platter
DDown 112: Start over
DDown 117: Constantly
DDown 119: Text for a dir.SCR
DDown 121: OnassisARI
DDown 122: Enero or febrero
DDown 123: Metric unit of wt.GRM
DDown 124: Homophone for EydieIDI
DDown 125: Kindled
DDown 126: Grant of films
DDown 127: Bungle
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