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New York Times Answers

Wednesday, 3rd August 1983
There are 37 across clues and 37 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 3rd August 1983. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: A one
AAcross 5: A DelanoSARA
AAcross 9: Sounds of surprise
AAcross 13: Mergansers
AAcross 15: Caspian feederURAL
AAcross 16: City south of MoscowOREL
AAcross 17: Inchon is here
AAcross 18: Conductor CooperEMIL
AAcross 19: Blue or White ___
AAcross 20: MacDonald-De Sylva-Gershwin song: 1924SOMEBODYLOVESME
AAcross 23: Word with north
AAcross 24: Most demure
AAcross 25: Chalkboard adjunct
AAcross 28: Ring decisions
AAcross 30: Lisbon's river
AAcross 31: " . . . a dog, a horse, ___": Shak.ARAT
AAcross 32: Diamond V.I.P.'s
AAcross 36: Algonquian language
AAcross 37: Scrabble
AAcross 38: Lignite, e.g.
AAcross 39: Moslem's pilgrimage
AAcross 40: Speak rhythmically
AAcross 41: Emulate Rosalynn Sumners
AAcross 42: Stewart or MorrisUDALL
AAcross 44: Punched
AAcross 45: Talked disrespectfully
AAcross 48: Relief pitcher's goal, at times
AAcross 49: Irving Berlin song: 1929PUTTINONTHERITZ
AAcross 55: "An apple ___ . . . "ADAY
AAcross 56: Vaselike vessel
AAcross 57: Riveter of songROSIE
AAcross 58: Cicero's secretary
AAcross 59: Wheys
AAcross 60: Bass-baritone Simon ___ESTES
AAcross 61: Words to an assassinETTU
AAcross 62: Kind of job
AAcross 63: Glasgow-to-Edinburgh direction
DDown 1: Sounds of disapproval
DDown 2: "Typee" sequelOMOO
DDown 3: Salon offering, for short
DDown 4: Harris-Young song: 1928SWEETSUEJUSTYOU
DDown 5: Sweden, to a Parisian
DDown 6: Host
DDown 7: Marsh bird
DDown 8: Set apart for a purpose
DDown 9: Razaf-Waller song: 1929HONEYSUCKLEROSE
DDown 10: Stem
DDown 11: Lawmaker Jesse
DDown 12: Glaze of a sort
DDown 14: Buffalo hockey team
DDown 21: Maugham's "___ Betters"
DDown 22: Oath
DDown 25: Impress deeply
DDown 26: ___ avisRARA
DDown 27: Mellowed
DDown 28: Waggish
DDown 29: Engrossed
DDown 31: Seed appendage
DDown 33: Defensive trench
DDown 34: Meat paste
DDown 35: "Citizen Kane" article
DDown 37: Joy
DDown 41: Censorious
DDown 43: Saturn and Neptune, to Cato
DDown 44: Faugh!
DDown 45: Large outpouring
DDown 46: Do a C.P.A.'s work
DDown 47: Head follower
DDown 48: Kind of vote
DDown 50: Author Wister
DDown 51: Pianist Peter
DDown 52: Livy's "that girl"ISTA
DDown 53: Connections
DDown 54: Piquancy