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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 6th September 1981

There are 76 across clues and 93 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 6th September 1981. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Stuff
AAcross 5: Dull finish
AAcross 10: Regular guy
AAcross 15: Goose genus
AAcross 20: Pertaining to the blood
AAcross 22: "I want ___ just like . . . "AGIRL
AAcross 23: Skin ailment
AAcross 24: Farm-machine pioneer
AAcross 25: ___ GayENOLA
AAcross 26: Math term
AAcross 27: News bits
AAcross 28: Brazilian parrotARARA
AAcross 29: Air from Borodin's "Polovtsian Dance No. 2"STRANGERINPARADISE
AAcross 33: Spoken
AAcross 34: Taken care ofSEENTO
AAcross 35: Stabler or Rosewall
AAcross 35: Stabler or Rosewall
AAcross 36: Reik's "The Secret ___"
AAcross 38: Corporation initialsITT
AAcross 39: Make possible
AAcross 43: Song from Tchaikovsky's "Andante Cantabile"THEISLEOFMAY
AAcross 48: "There Is Nothin' Like ___"ADAME
AAcross 52: U. of Ga. group, e.g.
AAcross 53: Othello's ensign
AAcross 54: A cont.EUR
AAcross 55: Explosive
AAcross 57: Chanteuse Horne
AAcross 59: ShankarRAVI
AAcross 62: Campus figure
AAcross 63: Tune from Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 6NOWANDFOREVER
AAcross 69: "Caro ___"
AAcross 71: Acquires
AAcross 73: Super endingIOR
AAcross 74: Doctor's instrument
AAcross 76: "When the frost ___ the punkin . . . "ISON
AAcross 78: Teen-ager's woe
AAcross 79: "Get thee ___ the high mountain": Isa. 40:9UPINTO
AAcross 81: Dapper one
AAcross 82: Pop song from Chopin's "Fantaisie-Impromptu"IMALWAYSCHASINGRAINBOWS
AAcross 88: Speed abbr.
AAcross 89: Bell portrayerAMECHE
AAcross 90: First Chinese dynastyHSIA
AAcross 91: When both hands are up
AAcross 92: Word differently
AAcross 94: Gormandize
AAcross 95: Artist's headwear
AAcross 98: Dissimilar: PrefixALLO
AAcross 99: Air from Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto No. 1TONIGHTWELOVE
AAcross 104: Amphibian
AAcross 108: Villein
AAcross 110: Salver
AAcross 111: Illustrative
AAcross 113: Londoner's nog
AAcross 115: Retained
AAcross 117: Mideast region
AAcross 118: Eldritch
AAcross 119: Melody from Ravel's "Pavane . . . "THELAMPISLOW
AAcross 124: He converted Havana
AAcross 126: Poetic preposition
AAcross 127: Fed
AAcross 128: East, in EssenOST
AAcross 130: Withstand
AAcross 135: Big Dipper
AAcross 137: Borrowing from a Borodin nocturneANDTHISISMYBELOVED
AAcross 144: Piano feature
AAcross 146: "Adam and Eve" painter
AAcross 147: Big game
AAcross 148: Making do, with "out"
AAcross 149: Winter month in MadridENERO
AAcross 150: School for RenéECOLE
AAcross 151: Use a blender
AAcross 152: Stupid
AAcross 153: Williams's Big ___
AAcross 154: Changed the décor
AAcross 155: Noted violinist
AAcross 156: Oboe, e.g.
DDown 1: Tal's forte
DDown 2: French income
DDown 3: Love, Italian styleAMORE
DDown 4: La Scala locale
DDown 5: Moon feature
DDown 6: Culture medium
DDown 7: S.A. monkey
DDown 8: Ornament
DDown 9: Marry in haste
DDown 10: Cooking direction
DDown 11: Agave plant
DDown 12: WeddedONED
DDown 13: Neglectful
DDown 14: Mortarboard feature
DDown 15: Nabokov heroine
DDown 16: Opera by Handel
DDown 17: Horizon on the brinySEARIM
DDown 18: Printing boo-boos
DDown 19: Landed property
DDown 21: G.I. hangout
DDown 30: RR car
DDown 31: Con
DDown 32: Robt. ___ELEE
DDown 37: Quartet
DDown 40: River of songAFTON
DDown 41: Foreheads
DDown 42: Zhivago's loveLARA
DDown 44: Seraphic symbol
DDown 45: City of Hungary
DDown 46: Bulwer-Lytton heroineIONE
DDown 47: Money for monsieur
DDown 48: Continue
DDown 49: Cee's follower
DDown 50: ___ lossATA
DDown 51: Kalmuck
DDown 56: Keelbill
DDown 58: To have, in Le HavreAVOIR
DDown 60: Certain charm
DDown 61: Pledge security
DDown 64: Spot for a bust
DDown 65: Lady of Spain
DDown 66: Sudden inundation
DDown 67: Lab burner
DDown 68: French roast
DDown 70: Poetic timesEENS
DDown 72: El-___ SadatANWAR
DDown 75: Stuttgart sunshine
DDown 76: Incites
DDown 77: Taste
DDown 78: Berliner's expletive
DDown 79: Fuse
DDown 80: Links org.PGA
DDown 82: Soprano PetinaIRRA
DDown 83: Latin I wordAMAT
DDown 84: GypsumYESO
DDown 85: Basset's forte
DDown 86: What "vidi" means
DDown 87: Kind of neck or nose
DDown 93: Of a time period
DDown 95: Spars
DDown 96: Episode
DDown 97: Ad ___ (pertinent)
DDown 100: Vexes
DDown 101: Highlander
DDown 102: Stimulate, in a way: Slang
DDown 103: Huxley book
DDown 105: Scull
DDown 106: "Exodus" nameARI
DDown 107: Use henna
DDown 109: Dwindle
DDown 112: Inhabited
DDown 114: Goldman or Bovary
DDown 116: Braces
DDown 117: Does charadesACTSOUT
DDown 119: Beat
DDown 120: Play by Euripides
DDown 121: Disintegrated slowly
DDown 122: Go-between
DDown 123: Persuade
DDown 125: Caviar
DDown 129: Nitwits
DDown 131: Kind of face
DDown 132: Sheeplike
DDown 133: Wisdom
DDown 134: Moved slowly
DDown 136: Hospital unit
DDown 138: Trampled
DDown 139: Prefix for copter or portHELI
DDown 140: Angered
DDown 141: Sir Thomas ___
DDown 142: River in NordYSER
DDown 143: Has-___
DDown 145: Myrna of films
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