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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 6th September 1981
There are 76 across clues and 93 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 6th September 1981. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Stuff
AAcross 5: Dull finish
AAcross 10: Regular guy
AAcross 15: Goose genus
AAcross 20: Pertaining to the blood
AAcross 22: "I want ___ just like . . . "AGIRL
AAcross 23: Skin ailment
AAcross 24: Farm-machine pioneer
AAcross 25: ___ GayENOLA
AAcross 26: Math term
AAcross 27: News bits
AAcross 28: Brazilian parrotARARA
AAcross 29: Air from Borodin's "Polovtsian Dance No. 2"STRANGERINPARADISE
AAcross 33: Spoken
AAcross 34: Taken care ofSEENTO
AAcross 35: Stabler or Rosewall
AAcross 35: Stabler or Rosewall
AAcross 36: Reik's "The Secret ___"
AAcross 38: Corporation initialsITT
AAcross 39: Make possible
AAcross 43: Song from Tchaikovsky's "Andante Cantabile"THEISLEOFMAY
AAcross 48: "There Is Nothin' Like ___"ADAME
AAcross 52: U. of Ga. group, e.g.
AAcross 53: Othello's ensign
AAcross 54: A cont.EUR
AAcross 55: Explosive
AAcross 57: Chanteuse Horne
AAcross 59: ShankarRAVI
AAcross 62: Campus figure
AAcross 63: Tune from Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 6NOWANDFOREVER
AAcross 69: "Caro ___"
AAcross 71: Acquires
AAcross 73: Super endingIOR
AAcross 74: Doctor's instrument
AAcross 76: "When the frost ___ the punkin . . . "ISON
AAcross 78: Teen-ager's woe
AAcross 79: "Get thee ___ the high mountain": Isa. 40:9UPINTO
AAcross 81: Dapper one
AAcross 82: Pop song from Chopin's "Fantaisie-Impromptu"IMALWAYSCHASINGRAINBOWS
AAcross 88: Speed abbr.
AAcross 89: Bell portrayerAMECHE
AAcross 90: First Chinese dynastyHSIA
AAcross 91: When both hands are up
AAcross 92: Word differently
AAcross 94: Gormandize
AAcross 95: Artist's headwear
AAcross 98: Dissimilar: PrefixALLO
AAcross 99: Air from Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto No. 1TONIGHTWELOVE
AAcross 104: Amphibian
AAcross 108: Villein
AAcross 110: Salver
AAcross 111: Illustrative
AAcross 113: Londoner's nog
AAcross 115: Retained
AAcross 117: Mideast region
AAcross 118: Eldritch
AAcross 119: Melody from Ravel's "Pavane . . . "THELAMPISLOW
AAcross 124: He converted Havana
AAcross 126: Poetic preposition
AAcross 127: Fed
AAcross 128: East, in EssenOST
AAcross 130: Withstand
AAcross 135: Big Dipper
AAcross 137: Borrowing from a Borodin nocturneANDTHISISMYBELOVED
AAcross 144: Piano feature
AAcross 146: "Adam and Eve" painter
AAcross 147: Big game
AAcross 148: Making do, with "out"
AAcross 149: Winter month in MadridENERO
AAcross 150: School for RenéECOLE
AAcross 151: Use a blender
AAcross 152: Stupid
AAcross 153: Williams's Big ___
AAcross 154: Changed the décor
AAcross 155: Noted violinist
AAcross 156: Oboe, e.g.
DDown 1: Tal's forte
DDown 2: French income
DDown 3: Love, Italian styleAMORE
DDown 4: La Scala locale
DDown 5: Moon feature
DDown 6: Culture medium
DDown 7: S.A. monkey
DDown 8: Ornament
DDown 9: Marry in haste
DDown 10: Cooking direction
DDown 11: Agave plant
DDown 12: WeddedONED
DDown 13: Neglectful
DDown 14: Mortarboard feature
DDown 15: Nabokov heroine
DDown 16: Opera by Handel
DDown 17: Horizon on the brinySEARIM
DDown 18: Printing boo-boos
DDown 19: Landed property
DDown 21: G.I. hangout
DDown 30: RR car
DDown 31: Con
DDown 32: Robt. ___ELEE
DDown 37: Quartet
DDown 40: River of songAFTON
DDown 41: Foreheads
DDown 42: Zhivago's loveLARA
DDown 44: Seraphic symbol
DDown 45: City of Hungary
DDown 46: Bulwer-Lytton heroineIONE
DDown 47: Money for monsieur
DDown 48: Continue
DDown 49: Cee's follower
DDown 50: ___ lossATA
DDown 51: Kalmuck
DDown 56: Keelbill
DDown 58: To have, in Le HavreAVOIR
DDown 60: Certain charm
DDown 61: Pledge security
DDown 64: Spot for a bust
DDown 65: Lady of Spain
DDown 66: Sudden inundation
DDown 67: Lab burner
DDown 68: French roast
DDown 70: Poetic timesEENS
DDown 72: El-___ SadatANWAR
DDown 75: Stuttgart sunshine
DDown 76: Incites
DDown 77: Taste
DDown 78: Berliner's expletive
DDown 79: Fuse
DDown 80: Links org.PGA
DDown 82: Soprano PetinaIRRA
DDown 83: Latin I wordAMAT
DDown 84: GypsumYESO
DDown 85: Basset's forte
DDown 86: What "vidi" means
DDown 87: Kind of neck or nose
DDown 93: Of a time period
DDown 95: Spars
DDown 96: Episode
DDown 97: Ad ___ (pertinent)
DDown 100: Vexes
DDown 101: Highlander
DDown 102: Stimulate, in a way: Slang
DDown 103: Huxley book
DDown 105: Scull
DDown 106: "Exodus" nameARI
DDown 107: Use henna
DDown 109: Dwindle
DDown 112: Inhabited
DDown 114: Goldman or Bovary
DDown 116: Braces
DDown 117: Does charadesACTSOUT
DDown 119: Beat
DDown 120: Play by Euripides
DDown 121: Disintegrated slowly
DDown 122: Go-between
DDown 123: Persuade
DDown 125: Caviar
DDown 129: Nitwits
DDown 131: Kind of face
DDown 132: Sheeplike
DDown 133: Wisdom
DDown 134: Moved slowly
DDown 136: Hospital unit
DDown 138: Trampled
DDown 139: Prefix for copter or portHELI
DDown 140: Angered
DDown 141: Sir Thomas ___
DDown 142: River in NordYSER
DDown 143: Has-___
DDown 145: Myrna of films
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