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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 15th November 1981
There are 81 across clues and 89 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 15th November 1981. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Establishes as true
AAcross 7: Nursery items
AAcross 13: Author of "De Oratore"
AAcross 19: Sojourn anew
AAcross 21: Property recipient
AAcross 22: Solid ___ASAROCK
AAcross 24: InventionELECTRICLAMPTAE
AAcross 26: Film of 1963, with "The"BIRDSAH
AAcross 27: Tpk.RTE
AAcross 28: Night crawlers
AAcross 29: Meek's teaser, in comics
AAcross 30: Vino localeASTI
AAcross 31: Note from Guido
AAcross 32: Town on the VireSTLO
AAcross 34: ___ qua non
AAcross 35: Black and ValentineKARENS
AAcross 37: "___ is an island . . . "NOMAN
AAcross 39: DetectivePOIROTAC
AAcross 41: Triple, e.g.
AAcross 42: Stevens of opera
AAcross 44: Ohio university town
AAcross 45: " ___ Sincere?": 1957 songAREYOU
AAcross 46: Ran off
AAcross 49: Soccer great
AAcross 51: Do wrong
AAcross 53: Memorabilia
AAcross 54: Costello or Grant
AAcross 55: TheoryRELATIVITYAE
AAcross 59: What Allen and Keaton often do
AAcross 59: What Allen and Keaton often do
AAcross 62: Ukrainian port
AAcross 64: " ___ of horns . . . ": John DayANOISE
AAcross 65: Hurriedly
AAcross 67: Five-eighths of a mi.KIL
AAcross 68: Dodo and HoggIMAS
AAcross 71: Casino employee
AAcross 72: Cambodian coin
AAcross 73: Short storyRAINSM
AAcross 76: " . . . ___ and not heard"
AAcross 78: Kin of etc.
AAcross 78: Kin of etc.
AAcross 79: Cartoon characterMINNIEMOUSEWD
AAcross 82: Bit of news
AAcross 86: Head: Comb. formCRANIO
AAcross 88: Cash for tacos
AAcross 89: Prado name
AAcross 90: ___ as goldASGOOD
AAcross 93: Brahmin
AAcross 96: E.M.K. is one
AAcross 97: A kind of gambler
AAcross 100: ___-café
AAcross 101: Chipmunk or beaver
AAcross 103: Hand warmer
AAcross 104: StatueTHETHINKERAR
AAcross 108: "Agnus ___"
AAcross 110: Letter for Sappho
AAcross 111: Heraldic colors
AAcross 112: Altman's "Welcome ___"
AAcross 113: Some New Delhi women
AAcross 115: Nymph deserted by ParisOENONE
AAcross 119: Part of Can.NWT
AAcross 121: Annie, for one
AAcross 123: Scottish pike
AAcross 124: Professor, at times
AAcross 126: Duffer's problem
AAcross 128: Slip by
AAcross 130: Communion, e.g.
AAcross 131: Eras upon eras
AAcross 132: Felt shoe
AAcross 133: Type of rug
AAcross 136: Lee Mazzilli, e.g.
AAcross 137: Desiccate
AAcross 138: City transp.
AAcross 139: Connecting device
AAcross 141: RoyaltyLEARANDHAMLETWS
AAcross 146: NovelTYPEEHM
AAcross 147: Like some gems
AAcross 148: Separate
AAcross 149: Binges
AAcross 150: Plain of a sort
AAcross 151: Place with lots of dough
DDown 1: Beginning for package
DDown 2: Family mem.REL
DDown 3: Rest upon
DDown 4: Phrase from a W.W. II speechVICTORYATALLCOSTSWC
DDown 5: Tasso's patronESTE
DDown 6: Guinness, for one
DDown 7: Blind part
DDown 8: Play by e. e. cummings
DDown 9: Fraudulent voters
DDown 10: ___ den LindenUNTER
DDown 11: Goblet
DDown 12: Episcopacy
DDown 13: Hacks
DDown 14: "Lord, ___ I?": Matt. 26:22
DDown 15: Keellike part
DDown 16: European shrewERD
DDown 17: Novel characterROSEMARYIL
DDown 18: City in FloridaOCALA
DDown 20: Shinbone
DDown 21: "Shall Caesar send ___?"ALIE
DDown 23: Kublai ___
DDown 25: Wipe out
DDown 30: Brains or beauty
DDown 32: Bad Ems or Bex
DDown 33: Craggy place
DDown 34: Astronaut Roosa
DDown 35: Gymnastic feat
DDown 36: Australasian palm
DDown 38: PoemODETOANIGHTINGALEJK
DDown 40: Namesakes of Chaplin's widowOONAS
DDown 41: Erich Weiss
DDown 43: Biblical priestELI
DDown 47: Pay a brief callLOOKINON
DDown 48: He played Ricky on TV
DDown 50: Gave the go-by
DDown 52: Scratch out
DDown 56: Hood's exit
DDown 57: Relative of curareINEE
DDown 58: Suffix with racket
DDown 59: Glossy finish
DDown 60: Step ___ (hie)
DDown 61: Neighbor of La Guardia
DDown 63: Otherwise
DDown 66: Hibernia
DDown 69: Type of ballot
DDown 70: Melampus or Mopsus
DDown 74: Cannes cordial flavoring
DDown 75: Sci-fi yearMMD
DDown 77: Cram at Cambridge
DDown 79: Achieved successMADEIT
DDown 80: Compiègne's departmentOISE
DDown 81: Not finished
DDown 83: Tug's salute
DDown 84: Brontë heroine
DDown 85: Horace or Thomas
DDown 87: ___ ha-ShanahROSH
DDown 90: Smart as a whip
DDown 91: N.Y.C. area
DDown 92: PaintingGUERNICAPP
DDown 94: Ice name
DDown 95: Wild hog
DDown 98: Obtrude
DDown 99: Japanese-American
DDown 102: Place for a hot rod
DDown 105: Wooden peg
DDown 106: Light for the set
DDown 107: "Fatha" Hines
DDown 109: O.T. book
DDown 114: Born
DDown 116: Stub ___ (miscalculate)ONESTOE
DDown 117: Modernist
DDown 118: Pelagic flier
DDown 120: SAT participant
DDown 122: Wail
DDown 125: Fine fiddle, for short
DDown 126: Aped an angry cat
DDown 127: Kind of man or maidLADYS
DDown 129: Corps for J.F.K.
DDown 130: Foxx
DDown 134: Foolish giggleHEHE
DDown 135: Shaw's "___ and the Man"
DDown 137: Dirk of yore
DDown 138: The Adamsons' petELSA
DDown 140: Via
DDown 141: Lyon lily
DDown 142: Viper
DDown 143: Child's marble
DDown 144: We, in WeimarWIR
DDown 145: Curve in a hull
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