New York Times Answers - Sunday, 10th May 1981

There are 70 across clues and 70 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 10th May 1981. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Triad, e.g.
AAcross 6:	De Mille films
AAcross 11:	Highest point in Crete	MTIDA
AAcross 16:	Eighth note
AAcross 17:	Tendon
AAcross 18:	Showy
AAcross 20:	Nationality of U Nu
AAcross 21:	Outsiders in the political arena
AAcross 24:	Metric unit
AAcross 25:	River in E France
AAcross 27:	Evergreen shrub
AAcross 28:	Brock or Costello
AAcross 29:	Edible tubers
AAcross 30:	Houston athlete	ASTRO
AAcross 31:	Leaning
AAcross 32:	Coadjutor
AAcross 33:	T'ai ___, Oriental martial art
AAcross 33:	T'ai ___, Oriental martial art
AAcross 34:	Weather forecast
AAcross 35:	Example of workmanship
AAcross 36:	Pochards
AAcross 37:	Thesmothetes
AAcross 39:	Describe grammatically
AAcross 40:	Kind of beet
AAcross 41:	Reddish-brown colors
AAcross 42:	Forearm
AAcross 43:	Legendary first king of Britain
AAcross 44:	Card game for two
AAcross 46:	"Ici on ___ français"
AAcross 47:	Ciceronian classics
AAcross 51:	Choice
AAcross 52:	Reversal of sorts
AAcross 54:	"Both Sides ___," folk-song hit of 1968
AAcross 55:	Jurgen's wife	LISA
AAcross 56:	"Dove ___," Mozart aria	SONO
AAcross 57:	Broadcasts
AAcross 58:	Second-brightest star
AAcross 59:	Scottish uncle
AAcross 60:	Informer
AAcross 60:	Informer
AAcross 64:	Man of sound mind
AAcross 65:	Abandoned
AAcross 67:	Squash variety
AAcross 68:	Consecrated oil
AAcross 69:	One of the Yalies
AAcross 70:	Flèche
AAcross 71:	Chinese unit of weight
AAcross 72:	Sew or cook
AAcross 74:	Carved stone pillar
AAcross 75:	Plundered
AAcross 78:	Hereditary factors
AAcross 79:	Ward off
AAcross 80:	Fissures
AAcross 81:	Ralph Rackstraw, e.g.
AAcross 82:	Tote-board figures
AAcross 83:	Jaffe and Barrett	RONAS
AAcross 84:	Bounded
AAcross 85:	Poet Boiardo's patron	ESTE
AAcross 86:	Stout
AAcross 87:	Gold coins of ancient Rome
AAcross 88:	Trattoria offering	POLLO
AAcross 89:	Networks of nerves
AAcross 90:	Location of Marycrest College	DAVENPORTIOWA
AAcross 93:	Mathematical quantity
AAcross 95:	Environment
AAcross 96:	Heron
AAcross 97:	Novelist's or publisher's task
AAcross 98:	Shades of green
AAcross 99:	___ Dame	NOTRE
AAcross 100:	Worked for the K.G.B.
DDown 1:	Preliminary skit
DDown 2:	Harness parts
DDown 3:	Wireless word
DDown 4:	In medias ___
DDown 5:	They tend to the stars
DDown 6:	Rara avis at a singles bar
DDown 7:	Softly, in music
DDown 8:	Regarding	INRE
DDown 9:	Vine-stock, in Champagne
DDown 10:	Most saccharine
DDown 11:	Alabama port city
DDown 12:	Mather product
DDown 13:	Actress Swenson
DDown 14:	___ Hammarskjöld
DDown 15:	Studio
DDown 16:	___ Lorraine
DDown 19:	Worn away
DDown 20:	Voting groups
DDown 22:	Instant
DDown 23:	Becomes a litigator
DDown 26:	Memorable stuttering comic
DDown 30:	Byrd book
DDown 31:	More sprightly
DDown 32:	Valuable violin
DDown 34:	Condition
DDown 35:	Picasso	PABLO
DDown 36:	"In the Wet" author
DDown 38:	Anatomical artery
DDown 39:	Contented sound
DDown 40:	Rugged rocks
DDown 42:	Reed of film fame
DDown 43:	Muscular strength
DDown 44:	Sniggled	EELED
DDown 45:	Region, to poets
DDown 46:	Wine grape
DDown 47:	"With how sad steps, ___ . . . ": Sidney	OMOON
DDown 48:	Musician's gig
DDown 49:	Prof's props
DDown 50:	Large group led by a queen
DDown 52:	Sponge
DDown 53:	French Alps area
DDown 56:	Mushroom stalk
DDown 58:	Poet who wrote "The Holy Fair"
DDown 60:	Animal tracks
DDown 61:	Credentials
DDown 62:	With coldness
DDown 63:	Skirt panel
DDown 64:	Massenet opera	THAIS
DDown 66:	Snaky shapes
DDown 68:	Relative of a delundung
DDown 70:	Hamper
DDown 71:	Satirizes
DDown 72:	Scene of confusion
DDown 73:	"Good ___ . . . grow up together": Milton	ANDEVIL
DDown 74:	More logical
DDown 75:	Coin in Kerman
DDown 76:	Gourmand's preoccupation
DDown 77:	Great fear
DDown 78:	Prod
DDown 79:	Permeable by liquids
DDown 80:	Interact realistically
DDown 83:	Money in Karachi
DDown 84:	Frown
DDown 85:	Weird
DDown 87:	Lively: Mus. dir.	ANIM
DDown 88:	Larboard
DDown 89:	Ancient people of Gaul	REMI
DDown 91:	Father of Phineas	ELI
DDown 92:	"___ Ape," Sedaka hit	IGO
DDown 94:	Hack writer's output