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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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