New York Times Answers - Wednesday, 19th May 1982

There are 39 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 19th May 1982. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Office worker's fastener
AAcross 7:	Weight of a load of bricks
AAcross 10:	Glorious noisemaker at St. Mary's
AAcross 14:	More unctuous
AAcross 15:	Unclose, to Marlowe
AAcross 16:	Weird-sounding lake
AAcross 17:	Unwelcome words on an envelope	POSTAGEDUE
AAcross 19:	Lovers' ___
AAcross 20:	Evian is one
AAcross 21:	Oral
AAcross 22:	Allocated
AAcross 23:	Far from fresh
AAcross 25:	Captivates
AAcross 27:	Massenet opera	ARIANE
AAcross 29:	Angry fit
AAcross 30:	A Siamese twin
AAcross 31:	Approaches
AAcross 36:	Use an iceman's pair
AAcross 37:	Toot
AAcross 39:	Robust
AAcross 40:	Declared
AAcross 42:	Shade of brown
AAcross 43:	Former Rumanian capital	IASI
AAcross 44:	___ Island, U.S.M.A. training base	PARRIS
AAcross 45:	Sedan shelter
AAcross 45:	Sedan shelter
AAcross 49:	Corporeal channel
AAcross 50:	He wrote "The Cocktail Party"
AAcross 51:	Cantor	EDDIE
AAcross 53:	Famed Far East name
AAcross 56:	Reno rollers
AAcross 57:	Poet Riley's Indiana birthplace
AAcross 59:	Be behind a lawbreaker
AAcross 60:	Slammer
AAcross 61:	"Who Can I ___?": 1964 song
AAcross 62:	Emulate Shoemaker
AAcross 63:	Nothing could be finer to a miner
AAcross 63:	Nothing could be finer to a miner
AAcross 64:	Severe critic
DDown 1:	Placebos
DDown 2:	Solomon Islands settlement	TIOP
DDown 3:	Certain Europeans	ALSATIANS
DDown 4:	Grain exchange
DDown 5:	Springboard activity
DDown 6:	Ant of a worker caste
DDown 7:	Flurry
DDown 8:	Riches
DDown 9:	Born
DDown 10:	Brazilian port
DDown 11:	A Muse
DDown 12:	Kipling's "lady"
DDown 13:	Where British get out in the Aire
DDown 18:	Homophone for Aire
DDown 22:	Blondie, to Dagwood
DDown 24:	Mesabi, e.g.
DDown 26:	Pleasant
DDown 27:	Minutes of a meeting
DDown 28:	Greek letters
DDown 29:	Noted restaurateur	SARDI
DDown 32:	Kind of stop
DDown 33:	Baptism is one
DDown 34:	French saint: Dec. 1	ELOI
DDown 35:	A proverbial septet
DDown 37:	Top banana
DDown 38:	Nudnik
DDown 41:	Kind of squad
DDown 42:	Guarded
DDown 44:	Goren's arithmetic
DDown 45:	Juniper
DDown 46:	At another place: Lat.
DDown 47:	Prepared potatoes, in a way
DDown 48:	Baudelaire, e.g.	POETE
DDown 49:	Fruit punch
DDown 52:	Jozsef ___, Met basso
DDown 54:	German elder	ALTE
DDown 55:	Repute
DDown 57:	Vendor of stps.
DDown 58:	General Eaker