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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 27th June 1982
There are 69 across clues and 70 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 27th June 1982. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Haberdasher's item
AAcross 7: Therapy, to a G.I.
AAcross 12: XYZ ___ of 1797
AAcross 18: Hakka or Wu
AAcross 19: Caribbean isle
AAcross 20: Obscured
AAcross 22: Visitors' cry at Detroit?HOLDTHATTIGER
AAcross 24: Mosaic piece
AAcross 25: Steinbeck's JoadOKIE
AAcross 26: Expresses love or hate
AAcross 27: Persea and poon
AAcross 29: Sine qua ___
AAcross 30: A.L. player of yore
AAcross 31: Hurok et al.
AAcross 32: Toppers for the Brewers?
AAcross 33: Draw's kin
AAcross 34: Tense
AAcross 36: Major endingETTE
AAcross 37: ___ de combat
AAcross 38: Rancor
AAcross 39: Seeps
AAcross 41: Zola heroineRENEE
AAcross 42: Kitchen implement
AAcross 43: Type of wrench
AAcross 46: Became wan
AAcross 47: Chamber instrument
AAcross 48: Deter
AAcross 49: Quotidian
AAcross 50: Graceful ones
AAcross 53: Noun suffixesANCES
AAcross 54: Admits
AAcross 55: White Sox foundations?
AAcross 56: Riv. projectTVA
AAcross 57: Two of the Red Sox?
AAcross 58: Northeast nuisances?DAMNYANKEES
AAcross 61: Small shoot
AAcross 62: Compass pt.
AAcross 63: First of 12
AAcross 64: Roulette bet
AAcross 65: Cause to be
AAcross 66: Region's residents
AAcross 68: Vessels for steaming
AAcross 69: Ricochet
AAcross 70: Word on a penny
AAcross 71: Use a blast furnace
AAcross 72: Rode with the Rangers?
AAcross 73: Circus men
AAcross 75: Cartels
AAcross 76: Cookie pan
AAcross 77: Vacuous
AAcross 78: Australian ratites
AAcross 79: Quid
AAcross 80: Cummerbund
AAcross 84: Distaff donkey
AAcross 85: D.C. art gallery
AAcross 87: Kipling's "___ Sea to Sea"
AAcross 88: "The Gold Bug" author
AAcross 89: Father of PhineasELI
AAcross 90: On the qui vive
AAcross 91: Man in a manse
AAcross 93: Representative of Osiris
AAcross 94: Appointed anew
AAcross 96: Hot times in Cleveland?INDIANSUMMERS
AAcross 99: Piney, e.g.
AAcross 100: Prepares paint
AAcross 101: Boot-camp G.I.
AAcross 102: Rendezvous
AAcross 103: Beethoven's "Für ___"ELISE
AAcross 104: Break a union
DDown 1: Prepared to bunt, with "up"
DDown 2: Bench jockey's activity
DDown 3: Peruvian IndianANDE
DDown 4: D.V.M.
DDown 5: Tarheel county
DDown 6: Semi man
DDown 7: Diamondback's warning
DDown 8: IroquoiansERIES
DDown 9: Embraces
DDown 10: Honest oneABE
DDown 11: Made a deal
DDown 12: Emulated Olivier
DDown 13: Lams
DDown 14: Trench
DDown 15: Indian riceAUS
DDown 16: Metropolitan Stadium siblings?IDENTICALTWINS
DDown 17: Send by a new course
DDown 18: Elected
DDown 21: Hair particles
DDown 23: Comics heroine
DDown 28: Make incised marks
DDown 32: Apiculturist's product
DDown 33: Bicycle mishap
DDown 35: There
DDown 36: Israel's WeizmanEZER
DDown 37: Anaheim cyclists?HELLSANGELS
DDown 38: Wild plums
DDown 40: Numbers for the A's?
DDown 41: Wet
DDown 42: Garment gradations
DDown 43: Molded
DDown 44: Hydrocarbon from evergreensPINANE
DDown 45: Seattle senior citizen?ANCIENTMARINER
DDown 46: Karpov's octet
DDown 47: Singer Jerry
DDown 49: Cupolas
DDown 50: Travelers
DDown 51: Call forth
DDown 52: Weakened
DDown 55: Girl's garb
DDown 58: Girl's garb
DDown 59: "It ___ Me, Babe," Dylan songAINT
DDown 60: Carols
DDown 61: Characteristics
DDown 63: Cerulean
DDown 65: Sad, like the Jays?
DDown 67: Vernon's dancing partnerIRENE
DDown 68: Chanson subject
DDown 69: Sprang up
DDown 71: Eventually
DDown 72: British prescription fillers
DDown 72: British prescription fillers
DDown 73: Arena officials
DDown 74: Selection from a literary workANALECT
DDown 75: One of the Royals?
DDown 76: Fleeced
DDown 79: Goalie's domain
DDown 81: Attach
DDown 82: Evening party
DDown 83: "Magister Ludi" author
DDown 85: Like a cheetah
DDown 86: Foxx's namesakes
DDown 87: Emulates the Orioles?
DDown 90: Aggregates: Abbr.AMTS
DDown 91: 411, to LivyCDXI
DDown 92: Preserve, in a way
DDown 93: Gallic girlfriend
DDown 95: No matter which
DDown 97: None
DDown 98: Singer Davis
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