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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 26th September 1982
There are 69 across clues and 67 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 26th September 1982. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Rattigan's "'Separate ___"
AAcross 7: "Mr. Moto" star
AAcross 12: And
AAcross 16: Fragments: Abbr.PCS
AAcross 19: Fit like ___AGLOVE
AAcross 20: Running berserk
AAcross 21: Noon is one
AAcross 22: This, to Virgil
AAcross 23: Paton's "Cry" enderTHEBELOVEDCOUNTRY
AAcross 26: Marne landILE
AAcross 27: Demolish, in Sussex
AAcross 28: Fear intensely
AAcross 29: Rubber source
AAcross 30: Hang limply
AAcross 31: Nova Scotia timeAST
AAcross 32: SE AsiaEIND
AAcross 33: Evita's successor
AAcross 35: Whisper
AAcross 36: Confessed, with "up"
AAcross 38: Nonpareil in a "South Pacific" songADAME
AAcross 39: Squawker
AAcross 41: ___ au lait
AAcross 43: Of a newborn child
AAcross 45: Coquette's standby
AAcross 46: Antony and Chagall
AAcross 47: Name for an old dog
AAcross 48: Sennacherib's domain
AAcross 51: Just about
AAcross 53: Warm Alpine wind
AAcross 55: Made
AAcross 58: Daydreamer, in a way
AAcross 59: Like Cabernet
AAcross 60: Offbeat guy
AAcross 62: Legislative combine
AAcross 64: Wells's "Mr." adherentBRITLINGSEESITTHROUGH
AAcross 68: Leeds's river
AAcross 69: Partner of kin
AAcross 70: Kind of Nellie
AAcross 71: " . . . alas, so ___ far": DonneLONGSO
AAcross 72: Perfumed the air
AAcross 74: Antinuke org.
AAcross 75: Sings, Tyrolean style
AAcross 76: Most shipshape
AAcross 79: Grind, as teeth
AAcross 82: Belgian princessMARIE
AAcross 83: Aromatic plant
AAcross 86: Bitterness of manner
AAcross 88: Pulitzer winner: 1958
AAcross 89: Eye-pupil border
AAcross 91: Lorelei's abode
AAcross 92: Not original
AAcross 94: Getz or KentonSTAN
AAcross 95: Old dances in 2/4 time
AAcross 97: Honolulu tecCHAN
AAcross 98: Wee hourIAM
AAcross 101: Twitch
AAcross 102: Large book
AAcross 103: Vogue
AAcross 104: Wagnerian goddessERDA
AAcross 105: Equal: Prefix
AAcross 106: Forster's "Where" trailerANGELSFEARTOTREAD
AAcross 110: Nebraskan Amerind
AAcross 111: Shaping tools
AAcross 112: Topsy's partnerTURVY
AAcross 113: Name for Elizabeth IORIANA
AAcross 114: Lepidopterist's trap
AAcross 115: Spanish painterSERT
AAcross 116: Napoleon's Grande ___ARMEE
AAcross 117: Smollett's Roderick
DDown 1: ___ Mountains, CzechoslovakiaTATRA
DDown 2: Turkish chiefs
DDown 3: Consecrated
DDown 4: It's below the tragus
DDown 5: Second person
DDown 6: Oxonian "Table Talk" author: 1689SELDEN
DDown 7: Sachet filler
DDown 8: Hellenic haunter of hills
DDown 9: Fictional Lorna's JohnRIDD
DDown 10: Bird for a peri
DDown 11: W.W. II areaETO
DDown 12: Poe's Lee et al.ANNABELS
DDown 13: Singer-actress Lenya
DDown 14: Of course!
DDown 15: Chalcedony
DDown 16: Spanish king called "the Handsome"PHILIPI
DDown 17: Silver-eagle wearer
DDown 18: Wand for Victoria
DDown 24: Whence Polo returned
DDown 25: Moslem theologians
DDown 33: Author Tarbell
DDown 34: Milton's antihero
DDown 35: Maugham's aftermath of "Of"HUMANBONDAGE
DDown 36: How Sayers finished "The Bone"OFCONTENTION
DDown 37: ___ Islands off N AustraliaWESSEL
DDown 38: "Tennis, ___?"
DDown 40: Province in SW Saudi ArabiaASIR
DDown 41: Of heat
DDown 42: Wardrobe
DDown 44: Lamebrained
DDown 46: African snake
DDown 49: Mon., on Tues.
DDown 50: On sudden impulse
DDown 52: Rode, kiddy styleTRIKED
DDown 54: Bestial laugher
DDown 56: To mourn for: Lat.ELUGERE
DDown 57: "Let sleeping ___"DOGSLIE
DDown 59: Kg., e.g.WGT
DDown 60: Chicago suburb
DDown 61: Pass or Peak in Colo.
DDown 63: Singled out
DDown 65: Spider nests
DDown 66: "___ your song, O!": W. S. GilbertSINGME
DDown 67: "___ the Top," 1958 filmROOMAT
DDown 73: Window part
DDown 74: Las Vegas feature
DDown 77: First
DDown 78: Kind of bus or year
DDown 80: Salinger's backer of "The Catcher"INTHERYE
DDown 81: Legree type
DDown 83: Bulwark
DDown 84: Prima ballerina, for one
DDown 85: ScoterSEACOOT
DDown 87: They got the votes
DDown 90: Anguish, for PierreAGONIE
DDown 93: Kind of games
DDown 96: He wrote more than 100 books for boys
DDown 97: Thirst for
DDown 98: " . . . just what ___ in the papers": RogersIREAD
DDown 99: Major Joppolo's postADANO
DDown 100: Palindromic title
DDown 102: Rages
DDown 103: Duration
DDown 104: Banshee's bailiwick
DDown 107: Dep.STA
DDown 108: Baum marten, e.g.
DDown 109: Sound in a roundTRA
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