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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 16th January 1983
There are 67 across clues and 71 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 16th January 1983. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Vestment
AAcross 4: Nahuatl
AAcross 9: Fatty
AAcross 14: Become warmer
AAcross 18: Brian ___, early Irish kingBORU
AAcross 20: Firenze cynosure
AAcross 21: ___-doodle-doo!COCKA
AAcross 22: "L'Espiègle Lili" artist, ___ GiffeyRENE
AAcross 23: McManus caperBRINGINGUPFATHER
AAcross 26: N.T. book
AAcross 27: Handel's "Messiah"
AAcross 28: ___ Novo, Dahomey's capital
AAcross 29: Uproar
AAcross 31: Despot
AAcross 32: Tank part
AAcross 33: Swiss city on the Rhine
AAcross 34: Anthem author
AAcross 35: Radio device
AAcross 36: Expo '67 city
AAcross 39: Start of a dicker
AAcross 42: Goldberg caper
AAcross 44: Baba
AAcross 45: Legal claim
AAcross 46: Amer. League rivalNATL
AAcross 47: City in SicilyENNA
AAcross 48: Med. college subjectANAT
AAcross 49: Huxtable or Rehan
AAcross 50: Morley caperKEYHOLEKATE
AAcross 54: "You ___," forerunner of "The Potts"ANDME
AAcross 55: Whirlpools
AAcross 57: Dodge
AAcross 58: No sharps, no flats key
AAcross 59: Aye-aye or maholi
AAcross 60: Church society of IowaAMANA
AAcross 61: Sword, in Surrey
AAcross 62: Capp's Lena et al.
AAcross 64: "___ Want Your Kisses," 1929 songIDONT
AAcross 65: Elastic
AAcross 68: "La Bohème" stage prop
AAcross 69: Messick caperBRENDASTARR
AAcross 71: Town ESE of Little RockKEO
AAcross 72: Anti: Abbr.AGST
AAcross 73: Take to one's heels
AAcross 74: Frequent co-star of tot shots
AAcross 75: Prearrange
AAcross 76: Ump's relative
AAcross 77: Willard caperMOONMULLINS
AAcross 81: Flag background
AAcross 82: One of a musical "76"
AAcross 84: Parlor selection
AAcross 85: To a man
AAcross 86: "For her eyes were ___ . . . ": ArnoldSEALD
AAcross 87: Iloilo is herePANAY
AAcross 88: Voyager VascoDAGAMA
AAcross 92: Firstborn
AAcross 94: Simon ___, noted bass-baritoneESTES
AAcross 95: Small singer in a loft
AAcross 97: Café au ___LAIT
AAcross 98: Browne caperHAGARTHEHORRIBLE
AAcross 101: 2900, to NeroMMCM
AAcross 102: White poplar
AAcross 103: Warehouse
AAcross 104: Golda
AAcross 105: "For Pete's ___!"
AAcross 106: "The Velvet Fog"TORME
AAcross 107: Like a popular girl?
AAcross 108: Football-field meas.YDS
DDown 1: Monastery head
DDown 2: London van
DDown 3: Pipe type
DDown 4: "Tobacco is ___ weed": HemmingerADIRTY
DDown 5: Pueblo Indian
DDown 6: Deli order
DDown 7: Ubiquitous puzzle bird
DDown 8: Director of "The Godfather"
DDown 9: Sweet potato
DDown 10: Diva Lehmann
DDown 11: Radarscope reflection
DDown 12: Mike's partner, in comics
DDown 13: "First Chief" of MexicoCARRANZA
DDown 14: Kind of bullet
DDown 15: Terry caperHECKLEANDJECKLE
DDown 16: Feed the kitty
DDown 17: TV's Batman
DDown 19: Not captured
DDown 24: Dead duck
DDown 25: Becloud, as a windshield
DDown 30: Dog starASTA
DDown 32: "Un ___ in Maschera," Verdi operaBALLO
DDown 33: Famed pioneer
DDown 35: Dagwood's "soaks"
DDown 36: Gambling game
DDown 37: Where Crockett died
DDown 38: Metric measure
DDown 39: King of NorwayOLAV
DDown 40: One of Sandy's kin
DDown 41: Capp caperFEARLESSFOSDICK
DDown 42: Hen
DDown 43: ___ dog's lifeLEADA
DDown 46: Connection
DDown 48: "Living is ___": A. HuxleyANART
DDown 50: AtaturkKEMAL
DDown 51: Dud
DDown 52: Svelte veldt animal
DDown 53: ___ Kinte, Haley ancestorKUNTA
DDown 54: "Forever" girl
DDown 56: Doctrine
DDown 58: Addition word
DDown 60: Revoke a legacy
DDown 61: Secretary of Commerce: 1969–72STANS
DDown 62: Cupid's target
DDown 63: "Buck Rogers" Sunday artist: 1933–58
DDown 64: "Goodnight" girlIRENE
DDown 65: Age in the "Alley Oop" strip
DDown 66: Cure
DDown 67: "___ Cassius has a lean . . . ": Shak.
DDown 69: Flaxen
DDown 70: Full of tang
DDown 73: "___ I was . . . ": DrydenFOOLTHAT
DDown 75: Bunyan's Christian, e.g.
DDown 77: Business degreesMBAS
DDown 78: Out on a limb, in a wayUPATREE
DDown 79: Sir Gareth's ladyLINET
DDown 80: Under restraint
DDown 81: Aptitude
DDown 83: "___ in St. Louis, Louis"MEETME
DDown 85: Put on a pedestal
DDown 87: The 23d is comforting
DDown 89: Westminster, for one
DDown 90: Ocean sunfishMOLID
DDown 91: "Sgt. Fury" artistAYERS
DDown 92: Desirable trees?
DDown 93: The "one-L" priest
DDown 94: "Rome of Hungary"
DDown 95: Felix, in France
DDown 96: Dickinson's "thing with feathers"
DDown 99: Swedish name of Turku
DDown 100: Zeta–theta connection
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