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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 26th June 1983
There are 67 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 26th June 1983. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: ___ code
AAcross 5: Aver
AAcross 10: Coarse hominy
AAcross 14: Emerald ___
AAcross 18: Platter of sorts
AAcross 19: Fleshy fruit
AAcross 20: Place for a frontal
AAcross 21: Anagram for atom
AAcross 22: Tall yucca
AAcross 24: Ship's strong piece of timberSAMSONPOST
AAcross 26: Quechuan IndiansINCAS
AAcross 27: English philosopher: 1632–1704
AAcross 29: Detest
AAcross 30: To hurl, in Le HavreJETER
AAcross 31: Indian princess
AAcross 32: Reiner or Bernstein
AAcross 33: Wash
AAcross 34: Portent
AAcross 35: Certain spars
AAcross 39: Some standardbreds
AAcross 41: Seeds used as beads
AAcross 43: " . . . a man ___ mouse?"
AAcross 44: Grandson of EveENOS
AAcross 45: Colored
AAcross 47: Blackthorn fruit
AAcross 48: Side dish
AAcross 49: Apprehend
AAcross 50: British bassinetMOSESBASKET
AAcross 54: English potter
AAcross 55: Find out
AAcross 57: Depside, e.g.
AAcross 58: Harmonized
AAcross 59: "___, Come Back to Me"
AAcross 60: Flavor
AAcross 61: Hispanic blonde bombshellCHARO
AAcross 62: Perplex
AAcross 64: Capital of CreteCANEA
AAcross 65: Nightingale
AAcross 68: Less polite
AAcross 69: Rose of SharonAARONSBEARD
AAcross 71: Mrs., in MexicoSRA
AAcross 72: Swirl
AAcross 73: Provençal love song
AAcross 74: Lab heater
AAcross 75: French copper
AAcross 76: Ripen
AAcross 77: The constellation ColumbaNOAHSDOVE
AAcross 81: Witch in Goethe's "Faust"
AAcross 83: Car barn
AAcross 86: Busy place
AAcross 87: N.M. neighbor
AAcross 88: ___ now (at this time)ASOF
AAcross 89: Edible mushroom
AAcross 90: Ornate
AAcross 92: Dickens protagonistDORRIT
AAcross 95: Banker's pet
AAcross 96: "Mother ___," 1903 songOMINE
AAcross 97: Crape jasmine
AAcross 99: Medicinal part of a S.A. plantDAVIDSROOT
AAcross 104: Japanese general: 1885–1948
AAcross 105: Took a stab at
AAcross 106: Enraged
AAcross 107: Lake that sounds weird
AAcross 108: Smell ___ (be suspicious)ARAT
AAcross 109: Many centuries
AAcross 110: Takes out
AAcross 111: One farmer's habitat
DDown 1: Modifying word: Abbr.ADJ
DDown 2: "___ Rita"
DDown 3: Tee predecessor
DDown 4: Gains
DDown 5: Modern frontier
DDown 6: Turkic language
DDown 7: Spring mos.APRS
DDown 8: Inventor's monogram
DDown 9: Young female sheepEWELAMB
DDown 10: Quench
DDown 11: "Ma, He's Making Eyes ___"ATME
DDown 12: Postgrad degrees
DDown 13: Slip out of place: Med.
DDown 14: African antelope
DDown 15: Pollution factor
DDown 16: Attack verbally
DDown 17: Major followerETTE
DDown 20: Rise
DDown 23: ___ den LindenUNTER
DDown 25: Standard
DDown 28: Wallet fillers
DDown 30: Plant of the phlox family
DDown 31: Crucifixes
DDown 32: Painter of "Une Matinée . . . "
DDown 33: Veranda
DDown 35: Former German coin
DDown 36: Black callaSOLOMONSLILY
DDown 37: Swap
DDown 38: Fiddled furiously
DDown 39: Remain unsettled
DDown 40: Colliery tool
DDown 41: Deride
DDown 42: Sandy ridge
DDown 46: Gas-company customer
DDown 48: Steeple
DDown 50: Man with a van
DDown 51: Relative of bingo
DDown 52: Poplar
DDown 53: Porticoes
DDown 54: Ceramic fragment
DDown 56: Small flock of quail
DDown 58: "___" Symphony (Beethoven's Ninth)
DDown 60: Mother of Isaac
DDown 61: Family group
DDown 62: ___ Dane
DDown 63: "Barnaby ___"RUDGE
DDown 64: Plot
DDown 65: Lavish party
DDown 66: One of Plato's dialoguesCRITO
DDown 67: Every's companion
DDown 69: "Half ___ . . . "ALOAF
DDown 70: Slant
DDown 73: Furnish explanatory comment
DDown 75: Bloomed
DDown 78: Jostled
DDown 79: Extreme
DDown 80: Went to extremes
DDown 82: Sacred pictures
DDown 84: Burrowing rodent
DDown 85: Egyptian goddess
DDown 89: Fathers and sons
DDown 90: "God shall ___ thee": Acts 23:3
DDown 91: Secretes
DDown 92: Computer fodder
DDown 93: Aroma
DDown 94: Indian prince
DDown 95: Rotate
DDown 96: Face shape
DDown 98: Player or Barber
DDown 100: "Butterflies ___ Free," 1969 play
DDown 101: Pay dirt
DDown 101: Pay dirt
DDown 102: Black gold
DDown 103: ___ Aviv
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