New York Times Answers - Wednesday, 2nd September 1981

There are 37 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 2nd September 1981. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Rum-and-water drink
AAcross 5:	___ law, used by the Franks
AAcross 10:	Rebuff
AAcross 14:	"Hold ___ horses!"
AAcross 15:	Historic town in Iraq	AMARA
AAcross 16:	Bustle
AAcross 17:	Mickey and kin
AAcross 18:	Countenance
AAcross 19:	Actor Skinner
AAcross 20:	Greet, in a way	SHAKEHANDSWITH
AAcross 23:	Small drinks
AAcross 24:	Pique
AAcross 25:	Lose
AAcross 28:	Water plant
AAcross 30:	Bleak
AAcross 33:	Utopian
AAcross 34:	Region
AAcross 35:	River in Yorkshire
AAcross 36:	See 56 Across	DARKANDHANDSOME
AAcross 39:	Indian butter
AAcross 40:	Toward the mouth
AAcross 41:	Decided for
AAcross 42:	Goddess of the dawn
AAcross 43:	House at O.S.U.
AAcross 44:	Springs
AAcross 45:	Eur. country	AUS
AAcross 46:	Slammer
AAcross 47:	Words after "Fragile"	HANDLEWITHCARE
AAcross 54:	Shaped like a stadium
AAcross 55:	Headdress at Canterbury
AAcross 56:	With 36 Across, like a pinup man
AAcross 58:	___-Lenape, Delaware Indian	LENI
AAcross 59:	Criminal offense
AAcross 60:	Madame Bovary
AAcross 61:	Yellowish-brown wool
AAcross 62:	Certain tides
AAcross 63:	Famed couturier
DDown 1:	Training ground for Larry Holmes
DDown 2:	Louis XV and XVI	ROIS
DDown 3:	Cry of pain
DDown 4:	Superior, e.g.	GREATLAKE
DDown 5:	Two-point score in football
DDown 6:	Baby sitters in Peking
DDown 7:	Output of St. Helens
DDown 8:	"___ City" (Pittsburgh)
DDown 9:	General for whom a sweater was named
DDown 10:	Author of "Oldtown Folks": 1869
DDown 11:	Pen name used by Viaud
DDown 12:	Mine passage
DDown 13:	Like Buckingham Palace
DDown 21:	Eucalyptus eater
DDown 22:	Spanish Mme.	SRA
DDown 25:	Tiny pest
DDown 26:	Baking potato
DDown 27:	Dry periods
DDown 28:	Enlightened Buddhist
DDown 29:	Conduct
DDown 30:	Public disorders
DDown 31:	Napoleon's "Grande" group	ARMEE
DDown 32:	Devil's-trumpets, e.g.
DDown 34:	Seaport in Spain	ADRA
DDown 35:	Drew in by suction
DDown 37:	Eric the Red was one
DDown 38:	Architectural order
DDown 43:	Suffix with care
DDown 44:	Site of the University of Georgia
DDown 45:	Talk-show quip
DDown 46:	Leather band
DDown 47:	Where cargo goes
DDown 48:	Assert
DDown 49:	Darling dog
DDown 50:	Fencing
DDown 51:	"___ boy!"	ITSA
DDown 52:	Nerve branches
DDown 53:	Patron saint of sailors	ELMO
DDown 57:	Gibbon