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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 20th September 1981
There are 63 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 20th September 1981. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Strikebreaker
AAcross 5: Useless stuff
AAcross 10: Item often barked
AAcross 14: Raison d'___ETRE
AAcross 18: Bye-byeTATA
AAcross 19: Pierre's income
AAcross 20: Snivel
AAcross 21: Foreordain
AAcross 22: Mannequins posing as divorcéesARTIFICIALGRASSWIDOWS
AAcross 26: Thanks giving
AAcross 27: Lustful glances
AAcross 28: Winds
AAcross 29: Mideast land: Abbr.SYR
AAcross 30: And not
AAcross 31: Mt. sometimes identified as Horeb
AAcross 32: Horatian creation
AAcross 33: Part of a TV setSCR
AAcross 34: Skedaddle
AAcross 35: "___ Shanter"TAMO
AAcross 37: Twice
AAcross 40: Trio sharing a guffawTHREEMENONAHORSELAUGH
AAcross 46: Ruffle
AAcross 47: Soak, as flax
AAcross 48: "Agnus ___"
AAcross 49: Town in the news: 1944STLO
AAcross 50: Big-city headline after successful antilitter driveASCLEANASAWHISTLESTOP
AAcross 58: Pod occupant
AAcross 59: During
AAcross 60: "Look here!" in FranceTIENS
AAcross 61: Bone: Comb. formOSTEO
AAcross 62: Body that sounds scary
AAcross 63: Plumber's joint
AAcross 64: Jet-set transportationSSTS
AAcross 65: Makes a call
AAcross 67: Washington was his sitterPEALE
AAcross 69: Great Barrier IslandOTEA
AAcross 70: White Sulphur Springs, e.g.
AAcross 73: Exciting event at the dockLONGSHOREMANOVERBOARD
AAcross 77: Tale starter
AAcross 78: Wire measure
AAcross 79: Dull grayish brown
AAcross 80: Precinct
AAcross 81: Training places run by VigodaBOARDINGSCHOOLSOFFISH
AAcross 89: Marine raptor
AAcross 90: Goddess of discord
AAcross 91: Le ___, French portHAVRE
AAcross 92: Faiths, to Fidel
AAcross 93: Latin paradigmAMO
AAcross 94: Greek letters
AAcross 95: This has a no.RTE
AAcross 96: "Voi, ___ sapete," Cherubino aria
AAcross 99: Kind of law
AAcross 101: Work in concert
AAcross 102: Pigweed
AAcross 104: Result of a hot-corner collisionARUNNERONTHIRDBASEMAN
AAcross 107: Rajah's mate
AAcross 108: Hampton ___
AAcross 109: Earl Campbell is one
AAcross 110: "The wonderful star"MIRA
AAcross 111: Suffix for room or kitchenETTE
AAcross 112: Prescribes
AAcross 113: Christmases
AAcross 114: Sherbets' kin
DDown 1: Smokers
DDown 2: Keep in stock
DDown 3: Perfume
DDown 4: Night crawlers, e.g.
DDown 5: Having three shapes
DDown 6: Happen again
DDown 7: Indigo source
DDown 8: G.C. or PennSTA
DDown 9: One up to deviltry
DDown 10: River to Lake Chad
DDown 11: Villain's greeting
DDown 12: The electees
DDown 13: Thackeray charater
DDown 14: CantorEDDIE
DDown 15: Burin or dibble
DDown 16: Brawls
DDown 17: Printers' measures
DDown 20: Yule decoration
DDown 23: Fagin, for one
DDown 24: Jib overlapping a mainsail
DDown 25: An antisepticIODOL
DDown 31: Macbeth and Macduff
DDown 33: Betray
DDown 34: Sam or Ed of sports
DDown 35: Part of a switch
DDown 36: Didion's "Play It ___ Lays"ASIT
DDown 37: Copper-mining center
DDown 38: Arctic sight
DDown 39: Boutique
DDown 40: Sand or mouse follower
DDown 41: Socks
DDown 42: Costa ___RICA
DDown 43: A FordERNIE
DDown 44: One-eyed god
DDown 45: Aides for prins.ASSTS
DDown 51: Viscounts' superiors
DDown 52: Mennonite group
DDown 53: Spring-practice nine
DDown 54: Novelist CatherWILLA
DDown 55: Moody or Reddy
DDown 56: Schlimazel
DDown 57: Founded: Abbr.ESTAB
DDown 62: Kind of beaver
DDown 64: Sandhurst weaponry
DDown 65: Giver
DDown 66: Early dweller in Peru
DDown 67: Smug ones
DDown 68: Fish dish
DDown 69: Immature seed
DDown 70: Kálmán operetta
DDown 71: V.I.P. at D.C.PRES
DDown 72: A wife of EsauADAH
DDown 73: Division of a leaf
DDown 74: Arena at AtlantaOMNI
DDown 75: Lavender and lilac
DDown 76: Blockheads
DDown 82: Evil spirit
DDown 83: Laundry workers
DDown 84: Flimflams
DDown 85: Senator from Utah
DDown 86: Pavarotti's usual reception
DDown 87: Vale ___OFTEARS
DDown 88: "Your ___ Too Big," Waller hitFEETS
DDown 93: Broadway girlANNIE
DDown 94: Certain investments
DDown 95: Kind of yell
DDown 96: Martin or Lewis
DDown 97: Viscount TemplewoodHOARE
DDown 98: Heaters
DDown 99: Partisan: SuffixCRAT
DDown 100: Margaret, to Charles
DDown 101: Blazer
DDown 102: Pkg.BDLE
DDown 103: Apostle of the FranksREMI
DDown 104: Modern "art"
DDown 105: Lobster coral
DDown 106: Brazilian coffee
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