New York Times Answers - Sunday, 5th October 1980 There are 83 across clues and 87 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 5th October 1980. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Chamber ensembleOCTETAAcross 6: Bowler's problemSPLITAAcross 11: "And why the ___ boiling hot"SEAISAAcross 16: ___-Powell (Sir R. S. Smyth)BADENAAcross 21: U. of Maine siteORONOAAcross 22: Marie Louise de la RaméeOUIDAAAcross 23: Sam or TomUNCLEAAcross 24: Anoint, old styleANELEAAcross 25: Ann Myrtle SwoyerNANCYWALKERAAcross 27: Issur DanielovitchKIRKDOUGLASAAcross 29: Hershfield's "Agent"ABIEAAcross 30: Ends of churchesAPSESAAcross 31: "The ___ of sin . . . "WAGESAAcross 32: Parts of structuresHBEAMSAAcross 33: Meccawee, e.g.ASIANAAcross 34: CompaniesFIRMSAAcross 35: Brontë pen nameBELLAAcross 36: Unit on a space vehicleLEMAAcross 39: Relative of a viaITERAAcross 40: Heavenly sustenanceMANNAAAcross 41: Dance's partnerDINEAAcross 42: Liberian nativeGBEAAcross 45: To startle, in SavoieALARMERAAcross 47: Richard StarkeyRINGO STARRAAcross 49: ___ PalmasLASAAcross 50: DiverseVARIEDAAcross 51: Oracle siteDELOSAAcross 52: ValleeRUDYAAcross 53: Campus org.ROTCAAcross 54: "Once upon ___ . . . "ATIMEAAcross 55: Twirling rodBATONAAcross 56: YaksCHINSAAcross 58: Contralto GlazHERTAAAcross 59: DependRELYAAcross 60: Elaborate partyFETEAAcross 61: PiggySHOATAAcross 62: Two-edged swordRAPIERAAcross 63: Fool followerERYAAcross 64: Charles Farrar BrowneARTEMUS WARDAAcross 67: Charles Henry SmithBILLARPAAcross 68: Elephant grassNAPIERAAcross 70: Grand backerSTANDAAcross 71: Onion-flavored rollsBIALYSAAcross 72: Small hand drumTIMBRELAAcross 74: Nathan BirnbaumGEORGE BURNSAAcross 76: PeakedWANAAcross 79: Loved dearlyADOREDAAcross 80: City in AfghanistanHERATAAcross 81: Word with whileERSTAAcross 82: Hawaiian sharkMANOAAcross 83: Horne and NymanLENASAAcross 84: "___ Macabre"DANSEAAcross 85: Latin teacher's commandPARSEAAcross 87: Tropical fruitMANGOAAcross 88: Brewer's yeastBARMAAcross 89: OrificePOREAAcross 90: Plein-air painterMANETAAcross 91: Is responsible forCAUSESAAcross 92: Nebraska IndianOTOAAcross 93: Karoline BlamauerLOTTELENYAAAcross 96: Express sympathyCONDOLEAAcross 97: Pipe jointTEEAAcross 98: City of the HuguenotsSENSAAcross 99: Vice ___VERSAAAcross 100: BatheLAVEAAcross 101: Cain's landNODAAcross 102: Lobes in moss leavesALAEAAcross 103: On a large scaleBIGLYAAcross 104: ClassifiedRATEDAAcross 105: Fidel's friendsAMIGOSAAcross 108: Old: Comb. formPALAEAAcross 109: Signorina ScicoloneLORENAAcross 110: Laboratory mediumAGARAAcross 114: Mary Ann EvansGEORGE ELIOTAAcross 116: Michael GubitosiROBERTBLAKEAAcross 118: Nine: Comb. formENNEAAAcross 119: Meat, in MadridCARNEAAcross 120: "___ With Me"ABIDEAAcross 121: SpentALL INAAcross 122: Krupp Works localeESSENAAcross 123: Eire's first family: 1938–45HYDESAAcross 124: Luciano Pavarotti, for oneTENORAAcross 125: SignifiedMEANTDDown 1: Chaplin's widowOONADDown 2: Master-tailorCRABDDown 3: TennilleTONIDDown 4: Suffix with differENCEDDown 5: Haydn's ___ SymphonyTOYDDown 6: More unctuousSOAPIERDDown 7: Celestial source of radio wavesPULSARDDown 8: Draw a parallelLIKENDDown 9: When Brutus struckIDESDDown 10: Ralph Rackstraw, e.g.TARDDown 11: Indonesian statesmanSUKARNODDown 12: MysteriesENIGMASDDown 13: Lots of landACRESDDown 14: KindsILKSDDown 15: Conjunction for CatoSEDDDown 16: GewgawBAUBLEDDown 17: SeraphANGELDDown 18: Rue ___ PaixDELADDown 19: Media was its neighborELAMDDown 20: Much-studied lakeNESSDDown 26: Was prodigalWASTEDDDown 28: William Sydney PorterO. HENRYDDown 31: McCartney groupWINGSDDown 33: Actress AnoukAIMEEDDown 34: Papal vestmentFANONDDown 35: Creepers and rollersBIRDSDDown 36: Molière dramaLAVAREDDown 37: Snapping beetleELATERDDown 38: Norma Jean MortensonMARILYN MONROEDDown 40: Grain sorghumMILODDown 41: IntimidateDAUNTDDown 42: Josephine SwensonGLORIA SWANSONDDown 43: Swinger in Fenway ParkBATTERDDown 44: Steep slopeESCARPDDown 46: FrostedRIMYDDown 47: O.T. juniperRETEMDDown 48: Chord of three tonesTRIADDDown 51: Librarian's deviceDATERDDown 53: Acknowledge an R.S.V.P.REPLYDDown 55: Climbing pepperBETELDDown 56: Baby linked with EngCHANGDDown 57: Batu Khan's Golden ___HORDEDDown 58: Aula and odeumHALLSDDown 60: SquiffedFRIEDDDown 61: Dark-coloredSWARTDDown 62: LaughingRIANTDDown 64: After, in AvignonAPRESDDown 65: ConsumersUSERSDDown 66: Greek porticoesSTOAEDDown 67: Bristle, in ButeBIRSEDDown 69: Garfield's middle nameABRAMDDown 71: Cloud or sun followerBURSTDDown 72: Lyle from PittsburghTALBOTDDown 73: PreconceiveIDEATEDDown 74: Janet FlannerGENETDDown 75: City near ClevelandBEREADDown 77: San ___, spa in western TexasANGELODDown 78: Caught in a springeNOOSEDDDown 80: TV coupleHARTSDDown 82: Poem by TennysonMAUDDDown 84: Blackmore's LornaDOONEDDown 85: HeartseasePANSYDDown 86: Novelist SetonANYADDown 87: Like stallionsMANEDDDown 89: Crosby hitPLEASEDDown 90: Bluish-grayMERLEDDown 91: London's famed GardenCOVENTDDown 94: SatanEVILONEDDown 95: EnvoysLEGATESDDown 96: Wedding figureCATERERDDown 98: Catch phraseSLOGANDDown 100: City on the Rio GrandeLAREDODDown 102: Consent toAGREEDDown 103: TV pioneerBAIRDDDown 104: Actor WilliamsROBINDDown 105: Author James: 1909–55AGEEDDown 106: "___ sana . . . "MEN'SDDown 107: Free electronsIONSDDown 108: Pinter productPLAYDDown 109: It's often piercedLOBEDDown 110: River in PolandALLEDDown 111: FestivalGALADDown 112: ConsanguineousAKINDDown 113: Take a lease onRENTDDown 115: Flight formation: Abbr.ECHDDown 116: BandicootRATDDown 117: Socko!BAM