New York Times Answers - Sunday, 5th April 1981 There are 65 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 5th April 1981. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: SluggishLEADENAAcross 7: "Heart of Dixie"ALABAMAAAcross 14: Indian rulerRAJAHAAcross 19: RestrainsBRIDLESAAcross 21: They made a star trekWISE MENAAcross 22: Figure of speechTROPEAAcross 23: General StuartJAMESEWELLBROWNAAcross 25: Principle of rightETHICAAcross 26: Sixth Hebrew monthADARAAcross 27: DoozyLULUAAcross 28: QuechuanINCAAAcross 29: DadaPAPAAAcross 33: Town in YugoslaviaSTIPAAcross 35: Serial materialPERILSAAcross 37: Young oysterSPATAAcross 38: MythomaniacLIARAAcross 39: Ho predecessorHEIGHAAcross 41: PilesNAPSAAcross 43: O'Neill playILEAAcross 44: Poet cummingsEDWARDESTLINAAcross 48: LamentGRIEVEAAcross 50: Canal Zone districtBALBOAAAcross 51: EsteemHONORAAcross 53: Like Alice's poolTEAREDAAcross 56: Mrs. PolkSARAHAAcross 59: Hidden byBEHINDAAcross 62: A famous pickerPIPERAAcross 63: ETV purveyorPBSAAcross 66: Play, in a waySTRUMAAcross 68: Actress Anouk ___AIMEEAAcross 69: Writer EphronNORAAAcross 70: Holmes called him "The Oldest"ALIAAcross 71: Poet EliotTHOMASSTEARNSAAcross 75: ___ tree (margosa)NIMAAcross 76: FoxxREDDAAcross 78: Corday's victimMARATAAcross 79: ExhaustDRAINAAcross 80: Cachar, e.g.TEAAAcross 81: Landed estateMANORAAcross 83: Muppet drummerANIMALAAcross 85: Grani or SleipnirSTEEDAAcross 87: Punta ___, Chilean portARENASAAcross 89: Oneida Community founderNOYESAAcross 91: Thin pancakesCREPESAAcross 95: "Mr. October" is oneYANKEEAAcross 98: Poet HousmanALFREDEDWARDAAcross 101: Type of gen.MAJAAcross 103: BluntDULLAAcross 104: Badger's kinOTTERAAcross 105: Empress IvanovnaANNAAAcross 106: FirmnessIRONAAcross 108: Sour drinkALEGARAAcross 111: PteroidALARAAcross 113: FumeREEKAAcross 114: Comme ci, comme çaSO-SOAAcross 115: "___ corny . . . "IMASAAcross 116: Olympic fencing gameEPEEAAcross 118: Court petitionersSUERSAAcross 120: Novelist WodehousePELHAMGRENVILLEAAcross 128: Molded entreeASPICAAcross 129: Scrooge, at firstSNEERERAAcross 130: More unkemptSEEDIERAAcross 131: "Clo-Clo" composerLEHARAAcross 132: State socialismETATISMAAcross 133: Edward Morgan Forster, e.g.WRITERDDown 1: J.F.K.'s successorLBJDDown 2: EpochERADDown 3: PurposeAIMDDown 4: R.M.N. was his V.P.DDEDDown 5: "Lohengrin" heroineELSADDown 6: RequisitesNEEDSDDown 7: This can be boringAWLDDown 8: A Gish, for shortLILDDown 9: Fireproofing: Abbr.ASBDDown 10: Uncle MiltieBERLEDDown 11: Love affairAMOURDDown 12: Like the infant in Jaques' speechMEWLINGDDown 13: Ring-shapedANNULARDDown 14: Abbr. for 1 or 81RTEDDown 15: Gilmore, of hoop fameARTISDDown 16: Financier MorganJOHNPIERPONTDDown 17: At the summitAPICALDDown 18: Queen of HadesHECATEDDown 20: BandageSWATHEDDown 24: Iroquoian tribeERIESDDown 29: Frosh at the U.S.M.A.PLEBDDown 30: Ghislanzoni librettoAIDADDown 31: DetentPAWLDDown 32: Wahabis, e.g.ARABSDDown 34: Inside stuffPITHDDown 35: American showman BarnumPHINEASTAYLORDDown 36: Polish foregoerSPITDDown 40: Lumpish massGLOBDDown 42: OozeSEEPDDown 45: Meat treatROASTDDown 46: ___ Vader, film villainDARTHDDown 47: Type of pitcher's dream gameNO-HITDDown 49: ConceitedVAINDDown 52: FrostedRIMEDDDown 54: Like Poe's proseEERIEDDown 55: A work by Samuel Nathaniel BehrmanDRAMADDown 57: BouquetAROMADDown 58: Not quite angelicHUMANDDown 60: Comes closeNEARSDDown 61: Rid of rodentsDERATDDown 63: Toscanini's birthplacePARMADDown 64: Dim; cloudyBLEARDDown 65: Humorist PerelmanSIDNEYJOSEPHDDown 67: U.S. watercolorist: 1870–1953MARINDDown 72: Island group north of TongaSAMOADDown 73: Caroline, to TedNIECEDDown 74: Wooden comedianSNERDDDown 77: Lady from LisbonDONADDown 82: Strip of shoe leatherRANDDDown 84: Jim Rice's fieldLEFTDDown 86: Chemist's flaskDEWARDDown 88: Gull-like sea birdSKUADDown 90: Muchacha's title: Abbr.SRTADDown 92: Counter followerPANEDDown 93: Haliaeetus albicellaERNEDDown 94: Pierre's loc.SDAKDDown 96: Elongated circleELLIPSEDDown 97: Gold or silverELEMENTDDown 99: Conger catcherEELERDDown 100: Part of the décorDRAPESDDown 101: Prayer bookMISSALDDown 102: ExciteAROUSEDDown 107: Water wheelNORIADDown 109: CasqueGALEADDown 110: Scottish platterASHETDDown 112: Start overRENEWDDown 117: ConstantlyEVERDDown 119: Text for a dir.SCRDDown 121: OnassisARIDDown 122: Enero or febreroMESDDown 123: Metric unit of wt.GRMDDown 124: Homophone for EydieIDIDDown 125: KindledLITDDown 126: Grant of filmsLEEDDown 127: BungleERR