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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 19th December 1982
There are 69 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 19th December 1982. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: In ___ (hard pressed)AJAM
AAcross 5: Recondite
AAcross 9: Little angel
AAcross 15: David, for one
AAcross 19: Fixed course
AAcross 20: Loaf
AAcross 21: Roman Eos
AAcross 22: Govt. agcy.USIA
AAcross 23: Words from an English carolASTARSHININGINTHEEAST
AAcross 27: Actor CarlREINER
AAcross 28: Wind: Comb. formANEMO
AAcross 29: Possessive pronoun
AAcross 30: It's "sed" to Caesar
AAcross 31: Spring mo.
AAcross 32: Do a lawn job
AAcross 34: Relative of Mrs.SRA
AAcross 35: Thus: Lat.
AAcross 37: Cessation
AAcross 39: Czechoslovak carol wordsTHEBABELYINGINAMANGER
AAcross 44: Source of betel nuts
AAcross 45: Rat ___
AAcross 46: ___ havoc
AAcross 47: N.Y.C. transitIRT
AAcross 48: ___ Tuesday (day before Lent)
AAcross 51: River isle
AAcross 52: Greek letter
AAcross 55: Words from Luke 2:7BECAUSETHEREWASNOROOM
AAcross 61: Wind dir.
AAcross 62: RR stopSTA
AAcross 63: Beldam
AAcross 64: Haydn's "Consummatum ___"
AAcross 65: Where Waterloo is
AAcross 66: Medieval brocade
AAcross 68: Residue
AAcross 70: Tennis term
AAcross 72: ___ generis (unique)
AAcross 73: Ho Chi ___MINH
AAcross 74: Toledo relativesTIOS
AAcross 75: Creek
AAcross 76: Chinese pagodaTAA
AAcross 78: ___-Magnon
AAcross 80: Neckpiece
AAcross 81: Words by Charles SheldonINLITTLEBETHLEHEMTOWN
AAcross 87: Kind of pole
AAcross 88: One of the Orkneys
AAcross 89: Former German stateANHALT
AAcross 90: Annoy
AAcross 91: W.W. I groupAEF
AAcross 92: Caron roleGIGI
AAcross 93: Some sculptures
AAcross 96: Sussex carol words, with "The"KINGOFKINGSTOUSISGIVN
AAcross 105: "___ a Grecian Urn"
AAcross 106: French pronounILS
AAcross 107: Wash. V.I.P.
AAcross 108: Press inits.UPI
AAcross 109: Constellation
AAcross 110: Hind
AAcross 111: Charpoy
AAcross 113: Virginia willowsITEAS
AAcross 115: Deep sleeps
AAcross 117: Words by Edward ThrongANDPEACEFROMGODONHIGH
AAcross 122: African tree
AAcross 123: More suggestive
AAcross 124: Jacob's twin
AAcross 125: See 128 AcrossELEE
AAcross 126: Fret
AAcross 127: Robust
AAcross 128: With 125 Across, Civil War gen.ROBT
AAcross 129: Utterance
DDown 1: Ancient landing place
DDown 2: Crèche figure
DDown 3: Clothes
DDown 4: Intend
DDown 5: Unclothe
DDown 6: Old English letter
DDown 7: Famous pen name
DDown 8: A railroad, informallyPENNSY
DDown 9: Question by Ben JonsonCANMANFORGETTHISSTORY
DDown 10: Quasimodo's creator
DDown 11: "___ tu," Verdi ariaERI
DDown 12: Nickname for R.W.R.
DDown 13: Strawberry nettle
DDown 14: 100 satang
DDown 15: Snooker stick
DDown 16: As snug ___ . . .ASABUG
DDown 17: Maltreat
DDown 18: Glib talk
DDown 24: "Sartor ___": CarlyleRESARTUS
DDown 25: Yesterday, in RomaIERI
DDown 26: Cordage grass
DDown 33: Noel mo.
DDown 35: Tendon
DDown 36: Sign, in a way
DDown 38: Even one
DDown 40: Silent sirenBARA
DDown 41: Survive
DDown 42: Fund-raiser's verb
DDown 43: Actor John from SpokaneMCINTIRE
DDown 47: Gelid
DDown 49: A loser to R.M.N.HHH
DDown 50: Genuine
DDown 51: Per seASSUCH
DDown 52: ImpalaROOIBOK
DDown 53: Part of an elocution phraseHOWNOW
DDown 54: G.R.F. by birthOMAHAN
DDown 55: Scat!BEATIT
DDown 56: Live oak
DDown 57: Begin
DDown 58: By far
DDown 59: Loser to D.D.E.AES
DDown 60: Lip
DDown 67: "___ was going . . . "ASI
DDown 69: "Scots, wha ___ . . . "
DDown 71: Weaverbird
DDown 77: The works
DDown 79: Item left out
DDown 82: "___ and Future King": WhiteTHEONCE
DDown 83: Baths, in BrestBAINS
DDown 84: M.I.T. specialty: Abbr.ENGG
DDown 85: Ides cryETTU
DDown 86: Math branch
DDown 91: Past
DDown 92: "___ Blas"GIL
DDown 94: Columbus inst.OSU
DDown 95: Tears a page from a bookRIPSOUT
DDown 96: PhotographsKODAKS
DDown 97: "___ choose to run . . . ": CoolidgeIDONOT
DDown 98: Goad
DDown 99: London club: 18th centuryKITCAT
DDown 100: Pour
DDown 101: Wild ass
DDown 102: Panay portILOILO
DDown 103: Church official
DDown 104: Had a snack
DDown 112: Sculls
DDown 113: Incensed
DDown 114: Middling
DDown 116: Dog-days word
DDown 118: Maul
DDown 119: Old French coin
DDown 120: Coniferous tree
DDown 121: Small quantity
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