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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 5th June 1983
There are 70 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 5th June 1983. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Relinquish
AAcross 6: Studied
AAcross 10: Signal the doctor
AAcross 14: Elderly
AAcross 18: Writer CalvinoITALO
AAcross 19: Made goo-goo eyes
AAcross 21: Kind of chord
AAcross 22: Pedro's parlorSALA
AAcross 23: Floral bunch
AAcross 24: Veal cutlet style
AAcross 27: Certain majority
AAcross 28: Caesar's bad day
AAcross 30: Occupied
AAcross 31: Money on a grand scale?DOREMI
AAcross 32: Overboard goods
AAcross 34: Pilar
AAcross 35: Flower part
AAcross 36: Lotions for bruisesWITCHHAZELS
AAcross 39: Detroit boo-boos
AAcross 41: Cancel an undertaking
AAcross 42: Faulkner heroANSE
AAcross 43: Memorable stage duo
AAcross 44: Airport abbr.
AAcross 46: Sever
AAcross 47: Actor Dullea
AAcross 49: Japanese nativeAINU
AAcross 50: Swiss capital
AAcross 51: Hosp. peopleMDS
AAcross 52: Announcer for Burns and AllenHARRYVONZELL
AAcross 56: ___ St. Lawrence (G.B.S. residence)AYOT
AAcross 57: Coat with plaster
AAcross 58: "En ___ Natt," Ingrid Bergman filmENDA
AAcross 59: Nap-raising plants
AAcross 61: Run out
AAcross 64: Pseudologists
AAcross 65: With enthusiasm
AAcross 66: Snack food
AAcross 68: Sand's "___ et Lui"ELLE
AAcross 69: Living-room piece
AAcross 71: Pledge
AAcross 72: Beet used as fodder
AAcross 72: Beet used as fodder
AAcross 75: Haircut
AAcross 78: Tints
AAcross 79: King of reckoning
AAcross 80: Burnsian turndownsNAES
AAcross 81: Wife of Zeus
AAcross 82: Ending for mountain
AAcross 83: Sales pitch
AAcross 85: Decline
AAcross 87: Labyrinths
AAcross 88: Pinned, in a way
AAcross 90: Birds called "dippers"WATEROUZELS
AAcross 93: Greek letters
AAcross 94: Emulate Zayak
AAcross 96: Atelier stand
AAcross 97: Caseous
AAcross 99: Battle with sickness
AAcross 100: Against
AAcross 101: Went out front
AAcross 104: Subject of a Milford biographyZELDAFITZGERALD
AAcross 107: Mubarak's city
AAcross 109: Competent
AAcross 110: Unicorn fishUNIE
AAcross 111: Sad Sack's girlfriendSADIE
AAcross 112: "Tomorrow" girlANNIE
AAcross 113: Bent
AAcross 114: Dress meat for cooking
AAcross 115: Norman of TV fame
AAcross 116: Light beer
DDown 1: Prank
DDown 2: Preppy English schoolETON
DDown 3: Certain expressions of good wishesMAZELTOVS
DDown 4: Elba, to NapoleonILE
DDown 5: Time when "we love"
DDown 6: "Ivanhoe" ladyROWENA
DDown 7: Sponsorship
DDown 8: Hood's drink
DDown 9: Refutations
DDown 10: Officious
DDown 11: Behold, to Pilate
DDown 12: Numerical ending
DDown 13: Complete treatise
DDown 14: Starlike
DDown 15: Having lustrous, expressive orbsGAZELLEEYED
DDown 16: Kind of sch.ELEM
DDown 17: "Portrait of Gala" artist
DDown 20: Darcel of filmsDENISE
DDown 25: Robots of literatureRUR
DDown 26: Bits
DDown 29: Telegrapher's dash
DDown 33: Israeli port
DDown 34: One of the Morgans
DDown 35: Next-to-last syllable
DDown 36: Cordial
DDown 37: Footnote abbr.
DDown 38: Third-world nation
DDown 39: Finnish poem
DDown 40: Constitutional
DDown 43: Minnelli et al.LIZAS
DDown 45: All hopped up
DDown 47: ___ Abdul-JabbarKAREEM
DDown 48: Work unit
DDown 49: A brother-in-law of Diana
DDown 50: Sink
DDown 52: Mountain chain in GermanyHARZ
DDown 53: Hidden
DDown 54: ___ fours (creeping)ONALL
DDown 55: Fall pickup
DDown 57: Soft centers
DDown 60: Of grandparents
DDown 61: Lyric composition
DDown 62: Examined, in a wayXRAYED
DDown 63: Pro football V.I.P.PETEROZELLE
DDown 64: Kind of tender
DDown 67: Start of a speech
DDown 69: Hang in loose folds
DDown 70: Ending for materialIZE
DDown 73: Destitution
DDown 74: Connect
DDown 75: Making a slanted edgingBEZELLING
DDown 76: Russian grain marketOREL
DDown 77: Lake fish
DDown 81: Harass
DDown 83: ___ trap (prepares to snare)SETSA
DDown 84: Frolicsome
DDown 85: Shaping tools
DDown 86: N.F.L. play
DDown 87: "Evita" is one
DDown 89: Did some gardening
DDown 91: Submit
DDown 92: Kind of grass
DDown 94: Glazed, in a way
DDown 95: Pub item
DDown 97: Emperor
DDown 98: Goddess of youth
DDown 99: Waken
DDown 100: Inter ___ALIA
DDown 102: Coloratura Mills
DDown 103: Active one
DDown 105: "___ Mist," 1928 piano soloINA
DDown 106: He wrote "The College Widow"
DDown 108: A follower of Santa
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