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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 31st October 1982
There are 83 across clues and 85 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 31st October 1982. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Comprehend
AAcross 6: Bow who wowed 'emCLARA
AAcross 11: Nonpayer
AAcross 16: Conduits
AAcross 21: Having rounded projections
AAcross 22: Restrict
AAcross 23: Kind of code
AAcross 24: Record
AAcross 25: Battery part
AAcross 26: Lamblike
AAcross 27: ___ AbabaADDIS
AAcross 28: Like Hermes' shoes
AAcross 29: Humpty Dumpty's costume?
AAcross 31: Sigmund Freud's costume?WIZARDOFID
AAcross 33: Daw vehicle
AAcross 34: 100 to 1, e.g.
AAcross 36: It's not nice
AAcross 37: Brightens up
AAcross 38: Remus, e.g.
AAcross 40: Like poteen
AAcross 42: He played HopalongBOYD
AAcross 43: Chatter
AAcross 46: Early Roman monster
AAcross 49: Czech riverOHRE
AAcross 50: Mama or PeggyCASS
AAcross 51: Montreal CanadienHAB
AAcross 54: Party hostess?ALICEGHOSTLEY
AAcross 58: Roofing material
AAcross 59: Likeness
AAcross 61: Lounges about
AAcross 62: Savor
AAcross 63: He came as KlingerFARR
AAcross 64: Super stars
AAcross 65: Vesta's vestment
AAcross 66: Exploited
AAcross 67: Lord of the theater
AAcross 70: Alaskan port
AAcross 71: What charcoal does
AAcross 73: Go back to the drawing board
AAcross 75: She came with 135 Across
AAcross 77: Hamlin's cave man
AAcross 79: "Now I ___ down . . . "LAYME
AAcross 80: Watering place
AAcross 81: Casanova's costume?
AAcross 86: Detective LupinARSENE
AAcross 88: Where not to be led
AAcross 93: Jot
AAcross 94: Biennial herb
AAcross 96: Stats for Walk and Waits
AAcross 99: Occupation
AAcross 100: Tiny Tom
AAcross 102: Fit to be ___
AAcross 103: Like Mr. Hyde
AAcross 105: Push back
AAcross 106: Entirety
AAcross 107: Darjeeling, e.g.
AAcross 108: How Dracula came
AAcross 110: 157.5° to a mariner
AAcross 111: Salt Lake City team
AAcross 113: Trickling
AAcross 114: Hence
AAcross 115: "___ Boot" (recent movie)
AAcross 116: Reel backwards?
AAcross 117: Boxing weight
AAcross 119: Aphrodite's son
AAcross 122: DebussyCLAUDE
AAcross 125: Gift from GinaDONO
AAcross 126: Goodly amount
AAcross 129: Thespians
AAcross 133: Kermit's costume?
AAcross 135: Shirley Booth's costume?
AAcross 137: Indian state
AAcross 138: Trick-or-treater's trick
AAcross 140: Concluding
AAcross 141: Durable wood
AAcross 142: Take care ofSEETO
AAcross 143: Transparent
AAcross 144: Lake NE of Ladoga
AAcross 145: Indian princess
AAcross 146: Düsseldorf's neighbor
AAcross 147: "___, Wrong Number"
AAcross 148: Utah's third-largest city
AAcross 149: Rodeo animal
DDown 1: Cheerful flowers
DDown 2: Singer-actress BlakleyRONEE
DDown 3: Upstairs
DDown 4: Inhuman human
DDown 5: Type of student Bailey was
DDown 6: Oaf
DDown 7: Calf's ___
DDown 8: Fernando's friend
DDown 9: Phone
DDown 10: Gobbled
DDown 11: Controller, for short
DDown 12: Port, for one
DDown 13: Accuse
DDown 14: Corn color
DDown 15: Famous lionessELSA
DDown 16: Singer Pride's costume?
DDown 17: Dump
DDown 18: Ship
DDown 19: Memorable FieldsTOTIE
DDown 20: What huskies haul
DDown 30: J.R. of TVEWING
DDown 32: Vintage cars
DDown 35: Chisel and gouge
DDown 36: "The ___ Thought of You"
DDown 39: India's first P.M.
DDown 41: Benedictine's costume?THEHOLYSPIRIT
DDown 42: Hogsheads
DDown 43: Conference site: 1945
DDown 44: Audibly
DDown 45: Ceramists' cookers
DDown 47: Anonymous Richards
DDown 48: Famed Canadian physicianOSLER
DDown 50: Lesser Antilles native
DDown 51: Ruin
DDown 52: Old World lizard
DDown 53: Attack
DDown 55: TV-commercial award
DDown 56: Money held in trust
DDown 57: Soft clam's home
DDown 58: Hebrew "T"
DDown 60: Thelonious ___
DDown 63: Exquisite perfection
DDown 68: Like some excuses
DDown 69: ___ Nui (Easter Island)RAPA
DDown 72: Betty of comicsBOOP
DDown 74: Prefix with mutuelPARI
DDown 76: One-time Washington Senator hopeful
DDown 78: What the Sprats cleaned
DDown 81: André, the pianist
DDown 82: Mores
DDown 83: Postman's rounds
DDown 84: Dressler movie
DDown 85: Fast-food food
DDown 87: Clear a tape
DDown 89: Journey
DDown 90: Swift
DDown 91: Author St. JohnsADELA
DDown 92: Hollers
DDown 95: Carson subject
DDown 97: Male antANER
DDown 98: Papyrus
DDown 101: De Paul player's costume?BLUEDEMON
DDown 104: A neighbor of Tibet
DDown 108: James Bond movieDRNO
DDown 109: Pentateuch
DDown 112: ___ off (angry)
DDown 113: More foppish
DDown 116: Crescent-shaped
DDown 117: Gondolier
DDown 118: Greenskeeper's job
DDown 120: Dark yellows
DDown 121: "___ Mater"STABAT
DDown 122: Hunt
DDown 123: Gets nosed out
DDown 124: Musical upbeats
DDown 125: He sings lays with a leiDONHO
DDown 127: Like a trident
DDown 128: Proscenium's locale
DDown 130: Pale-blue gas
DDown 131: Dancer JeanmaireRENEE
DDown 132: More artful
DDown 134: Pravda provider
DDown 136: Clique
DDown 139: Shout
DDown 140: ___ yongFOO
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