New York Times Answers - Sunday, 12th July 1981 There are 79 across clues and 91 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 12th July 1981. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: HugeTITANICAAcross 8: Maman's manPEREAAcross 12: "Horse designed by a committee"CAMELAAcross 17: Loggia's cousinSTOAAAcross 21: Muscle Shoals' stateALABAMAAAcross 22: CassiniOLEGAAcross 23: OverheadABOVEAAcross 24: Overdo the toastCHARAAcross 25: Napoleon's last words?MAKEMINEASHORTBIERAAcross 28: Tibet's "monster"YETIAAcross 29: Shoelace receiverEYELETAAcross 30: Bot. or biol.SCIAAcross 31: Spices from nutmegMACESAAcross 32: Boat chainsTYESAAcross 33: Cenozoic, e.g.ERAAAcross 34: Composer's last words?THEBACHSTOPSHEREAAcross 39: New London sightSUBAAcross 42: Word with totalTEEAAcross 44: Like early press proofsINKYAAcross 45: Wire: Abbr.TELEGAAcross 46: Soup or salad itemCROUTONAAcross 49: ___ greenPARISAAcross 51: Chum, in CroydonMATEYAAcross 53: JokeGAGAAcross 56: Caustic criticsRAILERSAAcross 57: QuechuanINCAAAcross 58: VacillateWAVERAAcross 59: Dwarf: Comb. formNANOAAcross 60: Lacking guidanceUNLEDAAcross 61: InsipidBLAHAAcross 62: Doomed oneGONERAAcross 63: Family name of Pope Innocent XIIICONTIAAcross 64: For shame!FIEAAcross 65: Ta-ta, in TivoliCIAOAAcross 67: Furnace tenderFIRERAAcross 68: Ornamental braidCORDONAAcross 69: "Hobo king" Livingstone's last words?FAREWELLTOALMSAAcross 74: Bailsman's activityBONDINGAAcross 75: Drew waterLADEDAAcross 76: Springtime of lifePRIMEAAcross 77: VerandaLANAIAAcross 78: In harmonyATTUNEDAAcross 81: Trotsky's last words?THEENDISINCITEAAcross 86: Type of pigeonPOUTERAAcross 87: Tuck, e.g.FRIARAAcross 89: A WaughALECAAcross 90: Blanc or BrooksMELAAcross 91: ProprietorOWNERAAcross 92: In turmoilARIOTAAcross 93: ThrobPANTAAcross 95: Spot for a service pinLAPELAAcross 97: Ogden or WallaceREIDAAcross 98: Decline with disdainSPURNAAcross 99: ImpudentBOLDAAcross 100: War vesselFRIGATEAAcross 102: Corp. officialsTRSAAcross 103: Wander aboutRANGEAAcross 104: Like fruitsPULPYAAcross 105: CelebrantREVELERAAcross 106: UnisonallyASONEAAcross 108: Java's neighborBALIAAcross 109: Feel out of sortsAILAAcross 110: Ending for arch or witchERYAAcross 111: Epitaph for Icarus?DONTBEASOARLOSERAAcross 117: Fountain orderADEAAcross 120: Comedienne from ButteRAYEAAcross 121: Vichyssoise, e.g.PUREEAAcross 122: Hoary: Abbr.ANCAAcross 123: Irish CobblerPOTATOAAcross 127: Religious statue: Var.IKONAAcross 128: Final tribute to Pavlova?SHESOUTOFTHISWHIRLAAcross 132: Printer's mach.LINOAAcross 133: Writer MichaelARLENAAcross 134: Bakery workerICERAAcross 135: Pointed outDENOTEDAAcross 136: Grant and CobbLEESAAcross 137: Boob-tube, in BrightonTELLYAAcross 138: Not one, country styleNARYAAcross 139: PeregrinationODYSSEYDDown 1: DomesticateTAMEDDown 2: "Now ___ me . . . "ILAYDDown 3: Track handleTAKEDDown 4: White poplarABELEDDown 5: IdentifierNAMERDDown 6: CopycatIMITATORDDown 7: PreserveCANDDown 8: TrespassPOACHDDown 9: Janis or FergusonELSIEDDown 10: Indian salt mixtureREHDDown 11: Extreme self-conceitEGOMANIADDown 12: Like some tunesCATCHYDDown 13: Caen clericsABBESDDown 14: DewyMOISTDDown 15: Second personEVEDDown 16: Irish sea godLERDDown 17: This cuts a swathSCYTHEDDown 18: Posthumous book by Bonnie?THEYEGGANDIDDown 19: "B" westernOATERDDown 20: Coup commandARISEDDown 26: Villa d'___ESTEDDown 27: Dress-shop fixturesRACKSDDown 35: Tree that Frost swung onBIRCHDDown 36: Aquatic fish-eaterOTTERDDown 37: ___ pressurePEERDDown 38: Not to be trustedSLYDDown 39: NapeSCRUFFDDown 40: Muse for HipparchusURANIADDown 41: Tank for heating waterBOILERDDown 43: Conceptual beingENSDDown 47: Latex yielderULEDDown 48: Do a farm jobTEDDDown 49: Test filmPILOTDDown 50: MemorabiliaANADDown 51: PonytailMANEDDown 52: ClaimAVERDDown 54: ChekhovANTONDDown 55: On the way outGOINGDDown 58: DeteriorateWORSENDDown 59: Adjective for a SwedeNORDICDDown 61: AcomousBALDDDown 62: Conceded puttGIMMEDDown 63: Name before DoyleCONANDDown 65: One yieldingCEDERDDown 66: "___ Three Lives"ILEDDDown 67: HandbillFLIERDDown 68: Shaped like some shellsCONICDDown 70: CleansedELUTEDDDown 71: Baseball's "Big Poison"WANERDDown 72: ChoiceOPTIONDDown 73: Buddhist monkARHATDDown 74: IgnobleBASEDDown 77: CadenceLILTDDown 78: Left of the helmAPORTDDown 79: Sears ___, ChicagoTOWERDDown 80: Rommel's last words?TUNISANYONEDDown 82: Fine's partnerDANDYDDown 83: Pin with a stakeIMPALEDDown 84: SeesawTEETERDDown 85: QueenELLERYDDown 87: Kin of the twistFRUGDDown 88: To laugh: Fr.RIREDDown 92: Loss of breathAPNEADDown 93: Former scourgePOLIODDown 94: Ski spot for KillyALPDDown 95: UllmannLIVDDown 96: Census questionAGEDDown 98: SoundSANEDDown 99: CommuniquéBULLETINDDown 100: Pt. of "T.G.I.F."FRIDDown 101: BackslidRELAPSEDDDown 103: Ape SuttonROBDDown 104: Polynesian skirtPAREUDDown 107: Ct. groupSTENOSDDown 108: Nobleman's domainBARONYDDown 109: Shoe partARCHDDown 111: U.S.M.A. workoutDRILLDDown 112: Early comic actorOAKIEDDown 113: IncantationSPELLDDown 114: European blackbirdOUSELDDown 115: Newsman MorleySAFERDDown 116: IngressENTRYDDown 118: Soft and fluffyDOWNYDDown 119: Moral codeETHOSDDown 124: IsletsAITSDDown 125: Family ___TREEDDown 126: Song hit of yesteryearOLDYDDown 128: ConvenedSATDDown 129: Charlemagne's dom.HREDDown 130: Edible rootOCADDown 131: Oft-heard vowIDO