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.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: StuffCRAMAAcross 5: Dull finishMATTEAAcross 10: Regular guySPORTAAcross 15: Goose genusANSERAAcross 20: Pertaining to the bloodHEMICAAcross 22: "I want ___ just like . . . "AGIRLAAcross 23: Skin ailmentTINEAAAcross 24: Farm-machine pioneerDEEREAAcross 25: ___ GayENOLAAAcross 26: Math termRATIOAAcross 27: News bitsITEMSAAcross 28: Brazilian parrotARARAAAcross 29: Air from Borodin's "Polovtsian Dance No. 2"STRANGERINPARADISEAAcross 33: SpokenORALAAcross 34: Taken care ofSEENTOAAcross 35: Stabler or RosewallKENAAcross 35: Stabler or RosewallKEN.AAcross 36: Reik's "The Secret ___"SELFAAcross 38: Corporation initialsITTAAcross 39: Make possibleENABLEAAcross 43: Song from Tchaikovsky's "Andante Cantabile"THEISLEOFMAYAAcross 48: "There Is Nothin' Like ___"ADAMEAAcross 52: U. of Ga. group, e.g.FRATAAcross 53: Othello's ensignIAGOAAcross 54: A cont.EURAAcross 55: ExplosiveDETONATORAAcross 57: Chanteuse HorneLENAAAcross 59: ShankarRAVIAAcross 62: Campus figureDEANAAcross 63: Tune from Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 6NOWANDFOREVERAAcross 69: "Caro ___"NOMEAAcross 71: AcquiresGAINSAAcross 73: Super endingIORAAcross 74: Doctor's instrumentOTOSCOPEAAcross 76: "When the frost ___ the punkin . . . "ISONAAcross 78: Teen-ager's woeACNEAAcross 79: "Get thee ___ the high mountain": Isa. 40:9UPINTOAAcross 81: Dapper oneDANAAcross 82: Pop song from Chopin's "Fantaisie-Impromptu"IMALWAYSCHASINGRAINBOWSAAcross 88: Speed abbr.RPMAAcross 89: Bell portrayerAMECHEAAcross 90: First Chinese dynastyHSIAAAcross 91: When both hands are upNOONAAcross 92: Word differentlyREPHRASEAAcross 94: GormandizeEATAAcross 95: Artist's headwearBERETAAcross 98: Dissimilar: PrefixALLOAAcross 99: Air from Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto No. 1TONIGHTWELOVEAAcross 104: AmphibianTOADAAcross 108: VilleinSERFAAcross 110: SalverTRAYAAcross 111: IllustrativeEXEMPLARYAAcross 113: Londoner's nogALEAAcross 115: RetainedKEPTAAcross 117: Mideast regionADENAAcross 118: EldritchEERIEAAcross 119: Melody from Ravel's "Pavane . . . "THELAMPISLOWAAcross 124: He converted HavanaCASTROAAcross 126: Poetic prepositionO'ERAAcross 127: FedG-MANAAcross 128: East, in EssenOSTAAcross 130: WithstandOPPOSEAAcross 135: Big DipperPLOWAAcross 137: Borrowing from a Borodin nocturneANDTHISISMYBELOVEDAAcross 144: Piano featurePEDALAAcross 146: "Adam and Eve" painterDURERAAcross 147: Big gameMOOSEAAcross 148: Making do, with "out"EKINGAAcross 149: Winter month in MadridENEROAAcross 150: School for RenéECOLEAAcross 151: Use a blenderPUREEAAcross 152: StupidDENSEAAcross 153: Williams's Big ___DADDYAAcross 154: Changed the décorREDIDAAcross 155: Noted violinistSTERNAAcross 156: Oboe, e.g.REEDDDown 1: Tal's forteCHESSDDown 2: French incomeRENTEDDown 3: Love, Italian styleAMOREDDown 4: La Scala localeMILANDDown 5: Moon featureMAREDDown 6: Culture mediumAGARDDown 7: S.A. monkeyTITIDDown 8: OrnamentTRINKETDDown 9: Marry in hasteELOPEDDown 10: Cooking directionSTIRDDown 11: Agave plantPITADDown 12: WeddedONEDDDown 13: NeglectfulREMISSDDown 14: Mortarboard featureTASSELDDown 15: Nabokov heroineADADDown 16: Opera by HandelNERODDown 17: Horizon on the brinySEARIMDDown 18: Printing boo-boosERRATADDown 19: Landed propertyREALTYDDown 21: G.I. hangoutCANTEENDDown 30: RR carGONDDown 31: ConANTIDDown 32: Robt. ___ELEEDDown 37: QuartetFOURDDown 40: River of songAFTONDDown 41: ForeheadsBROWSDDown 42: Zhivago's loveLARADDown 44: Seraphic symbolHALODDown 45: City of HungaryEGERDDown 46: Bulwer-Lytton heroineIONEDDown 47: Money for monsieurFRANCDDown 48: ContinueADDDDown 49: Cee's followerDEEDDown 50: ___ lossATADDown 51: KalmuckMONGOLDDown 56: KeelbillANIDDown 58: To have, in Le HavreAVOIRDDown 60: Certain charmVOODOODDown 61: Pledge securityIMPAWNDDown 64: Spot for a bustNICHEDDown 65: Lady of SpainDONADDown 66: Sudden inundationFRESHETDDown 67: Lab burnerETNADDown 68: French roastROTIDDown 70: Poetic timesEENSDDown 72: El-___ SadatANWARDDown 75: Stuttgart sunshineSONNEDDown 76: IncitesIMPELSDDown 77: TasteSAMPLEDDown 78: Berliner's expletiveACHDDown 79: FuseUNITEDDown 80: Links org.PGADDown 82: Soprano PetinaIRRADDown 83: Latin I wordAMATDDown 84: GypsumYESODDown 85: Basset's forteSCENTDDown 86: What "vidi" meansISAWDDown 87: Kind of neck or noseBOTTLEDDown 93: Of a time periodHORALDDown 95: SparsBOXESDDown 96: EpisodeEVENTDDown 97: Ad ___ (pertinent)REMDDown 100: VexesIRKSDDown 101: HighlanderGAELDDown 102: Stimulate, in a way: SlangHYPODDown 103: Huxley bookLEDADDown 105: ScullOARDDown 106: "Exodus" nameARIDDown 107: Use hennaDYEDDown 109: DwindleFLAGDDown 112: InhabitedPEOPLEDDDown 114: Goldman or BovaryEMMADDown 116: BracesTWOSDDown 117: Does charadesACTSOUTDDown 119: BeatTOPPEDDDown 120: Play by EuripidesHELENADDown 121: Disintegrated slowlyERODEDDDown 122: Go-betweenPANDERDDown 123: PersuadeINDUCEDDown 125: CaviarROEDDown 129: NitwitsSIMPSDDown 131: Kind of facePOKERDDown 132: SheeplikeOVINEDDown 133: WisdomSENSEDDown 134: Moved slowlyEDGEDDDown 136: Hospital unitWARDDDown 138: TrampledTRODDDown 139: Prefix for copter or portHELIDDown 140: AngeredIREDDDown 141: Sir Thomas ___MOREDDown 142: River in NordYSERDDown 143: Has-___BEENDDown 145: Myrna of filmsLOY