New York Times Answers - Sunday, 14th June 1981 There are 82 across clues and 89 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 14th June 1981. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: FleetARMADAAAcross 7: Actress DickinsonANGIEAAcross 12: Moslem decreeIRADEAAcross 17: HunkSLABAAcross 21: Sung by a groupCHORALAAcross 22: Street showRAREEAAcross 23: Gets wanPALESAAcross 24: Communication prefixTELEAAcross 25: Creative originCENTRALSPARKAAcross 27: Copperfield, perhapsSCAMPDAVIDAAcross 29: Asian holidayTETAAcross 30: G.I. groupsTROOPSAAcross 31: Actress VerdonGWENAAcross 32: Bluish crystalline mineralIOLITEAAcross 33: Zodiac twinsGEMINIAAcross 34: Way up or downSTAIRAAcross 36: Upstate N.Y. schoolRPIAAcross 37: Like a rainbowARCEDAAcross 40: ImitativeECHOICAAcross 42: ___ courtFRIENDATAAcross 47: Silver salmonCOHOAAcross 48: Baseball commissioner, e.g.SPORTAUTHORITYAAcross 52: Brit. sea backupRNRAAcross 53: WinglikeALARAAcross 54: CostTABAAcross 55: Term papers: Abbr.RPTSAAcross 56: Decorate againREDOAAcross 57: Wee oneTYKEAAcross 58: Zeke's expletiveDANGAAcross 59: OilsGREASESAAcross 61: Mom's apple ___PIEAAcross 62: HumbleLOWLYAAcross 63: Theologian William RalphINGEAAcross 64: Prince Valiant's sonARNAAcross 65: TrampledTRODAAcross 66: WinosLUSHESAAcross 67: Summer drinkADEAAcross 68: Pioneer's problemWAGONSTRAINAAcross 73: Italian lawn gameBOCCIAAcross 74: PrayerORISONAAcross 76: Terrier typeCAIRNAAcross 77: Pointillist GeorgesSEURATAAcross 78: Burglar, for oneFELONAAcross 79: Wise French wardenSAVANTGARDEAAcross 81: Sixth-sense lettersE.S.P.AAcross 81: Sixth-sense lettersESPAAcross 84: Egg or IslandEASTERAAcross 86: Playbill headingACTIAAcross 87: Old SolSUNAAcross 88: Italian wine regionASTIAAcross 89: HornswogglesDUPESAAcross 90: ___-reliefBASAAcross 91: MarmosetTAMARINAAcross 95: Ballet lakeSWANAAcross 96: Edomites' leaderIRAMAAcross 97: The TentmakerOMARAAcross 99: BegetSIREAAcross 100: Chemical suffixENEAAcross 101: HueTINTAAcross 102: Tic followerTACAAcross 103: Starched camisoleSTIFFUPPERSLIPAAcross 106: Within: Comb. formENDOAAcross 107: Item hinged to a gateHEELPOSTAAcross 109: Himalayan languageNEPALIAAcross 110: ClotheDRESSAAcross 111: Former power agcy.AECAAcross 112: Follows ordersOBEYSAAcross 113: Twist, as a wristSPRAINAAcross 117: HaughtyLORDLYAAcross 120: An alumGRADAAcross 121: Those apartOTHERSAAcross 122: Here, in ParisICIAAcross 125: Little stemSMALLSTALKAAcross 127: Thomas PaineSAGEOFREASONAAcross 130: It's on the watchTIMEAAcross 131: From head ___TOTOEAAcross 132: EmbellishADORNAAcross 133: Have more warriorsOUTMANAAcross 134: Rigel, e.g.STARAAcross 135: Use upSPENDAAcross 136: EquanimityPOISEAAcross 137: UsurpsWRESTSDDown 1: Bank rec.ACCTDDown 2: Korea's SyngmanRHEEDDown 3: Blanc or CervinMONT.DDown 4: SkillARTDDown 5: Moved like a chickadeeDARTEDDDown 6: FrightenALARMDDown 7: Fire crimeARSONDDown 8: More shaggy, as a rugNAPPIERDDown 9: Pâté de foie ___GRASDDown 10: Comparative endingIERDDown 11: Small shriekEEKDDown 12: Wolsey's birthplaceIPSWICHDDown 13: Snake or crabRACERDDown 14: Astronaut BeanALANDDown 15: Rep. antithesisDEMDDown 16: ___ Santo (E. Brazilian state)ESPIRITODDown 17: DzhugashviliSTALINDDown 18: V.P. MortonLEVIDDown 19: SettledALITDDown 20: Eliot's AdamBEDEDDown 26: Law, in NiceLOIDDown 28: Disney dwarfDOPEYDDown 31: Canters, e.g.GAITSDDown 33: Gobel or GershwinGEORGEDDown 34: Do sculptingSHAPEDDown 35: Track tipstersTOUTSDDown 37: Maine National ParkACADIADDown 38: Legendary French heroROLANDDDown 39: MovementCHANGEOFSPACEDDown 41: Middle pts.CTRSDDown 42: Set looseFREEDDDown 43: ShedRIDDDown 44: Thirsty albino hogDRYWHITESWINEDDown 45: Foot jointANKLEDDown 46: Three-spot cardsTREYSDDown 48: Silver cur.STGDDown 49: Virtue modelPARAGONDDown 50: Merle of moviesOBERONDDown 51: Diana's belovedORIONDDown 57: Puccini roleTOSCADDown 60: Raggedy dollANNDDown 61: Lithograph, e.g.PRINTDDown 62: Filthy wealthLUCREDDown 65: Mountain lakeTARNDDown 66: ClamorousLOUDDDown 68: Feminine ___WILESDDown 69: Hebrew zitherASORDDown 70: Flees, as a felineSCATSDDown 71: Rikki-tikki-___TAVIDDown 72: InletRIADDown 73: Architect of St. Peter'sBERNINIDDown 75: O.T. juniperRETEMDDown 77: Saltwater food fishSAURELDDown 79: Neck clothSCARFDDown 80: Juliette Low's org.GSADDown 82: PodiaSTANDSDDown 83: Piebald horsesPINTOSDDown 84: Chanteuse PiafEDITHDDown 85: Invisible vaporsAURAEDDown 86: Toward the back of the shipABAFTDDown 88: Toward the back of the shipASTERNDDown 91: Like a canoeTIPPYDDown 92: RegionsAREASDDown 93: European blackbirdMERLDDown 94: Cluster of fibersNEPDDown 97: Invertebrates' sense organsOTOCYSTSDDown 98: Negative prefixMISDDown 99: Cruiser's assetSPEEDDDown 103: Weather periodSPELLDDown 104: Not yet in the ovenUNBAKEDDDown 105: MonialsSISTERSDDown 108: Chef, at timesLADLERDDown 110: French speakerDISEURDDown 112: Acrylic fiberORLONDDown 114: Patronize Ma BellPHONEDDown 115: Bowl whistlerREFDDown 116: Toxophilite's itemARROWDDown 117: Utah Beach craftLSTSDDown 118: Leave outOMITDDown 119: Siamese kingRAMADDown 120: Arena takeGATEDDown 121: U.S. satelliteOGOIDDown 122: BeliefsISMSDDown 123: Chesterfield, for oneCOATDDown 124: SeraisINNSDDown 126: Choicest partTOPDDown 127: NitwitSAPDDown 128: Fuss and feathersADODDown 129: Spenserian hagATE