New York Times Answers - Sunday, 8th November 1981 There are 67 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 8th November 1981. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Kind of mask or mainGASAAcross 4: ___ MoinesDESAAcross 7: HumiliatedABASEDAAcross 13: StaleVAPIDAAcross 18: LuxuriantOPULENTAAcross 20: Self-importantPOMPOUSAAcross 22: Suffix for a scienceOLOGYAAcross 23: Open porchVERANDAAAcross 24: Pale color, to an oologist?ROBINSEGGBLUEAAcross 26: Cousin of a viaITERAAcross 27: Hamartiologist's topicSINAAcross 28: StrainedTAUTAAcross 29: Anthropologist's interestLARAAcross 30: Hedonist, to a lepidopterist?SOCIALBUTTERFLYAAcross 35: Female swansPENSAAcross 36: Box for eggs or milk: Abbr.CTNAAcross 37: ContendsVIESAAcross 38: GazesSTARESAAcross 39: Actress MerkelUNAAAcross 40: Lowest level, to a lithologist?ROCK-BOTTOMAAcross 44: Composer RoremNEDAAcross 45: Word on a wine labelSECAAcross 46: Key for GriegAMINORAAcross 47: Merit ___BADGEAAcross 50: Laryngologist's interestTHROATAAcross 53: Escorial's countrySPAINAAcross 54: Place of rustic contentmentARCADIAAAcross 57: Having a slightly notched, rounded apexRETUSEAAcross 58: "American Dreams" authorTERKELAAcross 60: Kind of scene or capMOBAAcross 61: Dorothy and MollyMALONESAAcross 62: Cave salamanderOLMAAcross 65: Boys in BarcelonaCHICOSAAcross 67: Sell to the consumerRETAILAAcross 69: Make laceTATAAcross 70: Deal with in passingTOUCH ONAAcross 72: Letters on a TV dialUHFAAcross 74: Waiting roomLOUNGEAAcross 76: What fools doRUSHINAAcross 77: Made a two-base hitDOUBLEDAAcross 79: ProtozoanAMEBAAAcross 83: Finch or lark, e.g.OSCINEAAcross 84: January, to señorENEROAAcross 85: Guinness role on TVSMILEYAAcross 86: MeadowLEAAAcross 87: Pierre's friendAMIAAcross 88: Oenologist's stockWINE CELLARAAcross 92: Pershing's men in W.W. IAEFAAcross 93: "___ the origin of his action": AristotleAMANISAAcross 96: Father of EnosSETHAAcross 97: IncenseIREAAcross 98: Focal pointsHUBSAAcross 99: Disappeared, to an anemologist?GONEWITHTHEWINDAAcross 103: Acapulco goldOROAAcross 104: Fictional plantationTARAAAcross 105: Seraglio roomODAAAcross 106: Thought: PrefixIDEOAAcross 107: Provocative, to a stomatologistMOUTH-WATERINGAAcross 107: Provocative, to a stomatologistMOUTHWATERINGAAcross 111: Ethnologist's concernCULTUREAAcross 115: Ford or PyleERNIEAAcross 116: Noted 19th-century Peruvian historianLORENTEAAcross 117: Potassium, sodium, etc.ALKALISAAcross 118: Gaseous elementRADONAAcross 119: White House nameREAGANAAcross 120: Brown or PaulLESAAcross 121: Witty remarkMOTDDown 1: Carey of N.Y., for oneGOVDDown 2: MimicAPEDDown 3: Big ___, Calif.SURDDown 4: Tooth: PrefixDENTIDDown 5: StriveENDEAVORDDown 6: Like a bright nightSTARLITDDown 7: Calendar abbr.APRDDown 8: LiftBOOSTDDown 9: CircuitsAMBITSDDown 10: Piano typeSPINETDDown 11: Long period of timeEONDDown 12: Clean, as a shelfDUSTFREEDDown 13: Noted German zoologist: 1817–95VOGTDDown 14: Priest's robeALBDDown 15: Result of a numerologist's field trip?POLLEN COUNTDDown 16: LizardIGUANADDown 17: ColorersDYERSDDown 19: SecularLAICDDown 21: Made hermeticSEALEDDDown 25: Dolls' partnersGUYSDDown 30: Jazz danceSTOMPDDown 31: Maltese coinONCIADDown 32: Atlantic City actionBETDDown 33: Servicemen's org.USODDown 34: Seemed familiar, to a campanologist?RANGABELLDDown 35: ___ RicoPUERTODDown 36: Tomorrow, to TacitusCRASDDown 41: Purl's partnerKNITDDown 42: Osteologist's dinnerware?BONE CHINADDown 43: Grad. degreeMBADDown 45: Conchologist's swindle?SHELL GAMEDDown 48: Navy V.I.P.ADMDDown 49: Fashion nameDIORDDown 50: RetinueTRAINDDown 51: Traveling on the QE2ASEADDown 52: Course finaleTESTDDown 54: CognateAKINDDown 55: Kind of room, for shortRECDDown 56: Nephologist's bliss?CLOUD NINEDDown 59: Avignon's riverRHONEDDown 61: Tennyson poemMAUDDDown 62: Another, in CórdobaOTRODDown 63: Brock and PiniellaLOUSDDown 64: Inflexible, to a myologist?MUSCLE-BOUNDDDown 64: Inflexible, to a myologist?MUSCLEBOUNDDDown 66: Third-rail contactSHOEDDown 68: Word with hold or nailTOEDDown 71: Kansas City 11CHIEFSDDown 73: Kolinsky, e.g.FURDDown 75: Author LudwigEMILDDown 78: Sherwood Forest weaponBOWDDown 80: Mrs. Irving BerlinELLINDDown 81: AwnBEARDDDown 82: Isle of Man's northern pointAYREDDown 84: One that issues forthEMANATORDDown 85: TimetableSCHEDULEDDown 87: Indifferent to right or wrongAMORALDDown 89: Ending for self or sheepISHDDown 90: Catch by strategemNETDDown 91: MoralETHICALDDown 92: Dawn goddessAURORADDown 93: Ethiopian groupAGAWDDown 94: " . . . ___ big red rose"IWOREADDown 95: Short trackSIDINGDDown 98: "Maine Coast" painterHOMERDDown 100: City in EgyptTANTADDown 101: Lawrence and kinWELKSDDown 102: TittleIOTADDown 104: Now's partnerTHENDDown 108: Uncle, to PedroTIODDown 109: Before, to an elegistEREDDown 110: Brig. or lt. followerGENDDown 112: Einstein's birthplaceULMDDown 113: Grande, for exampleRIODDown 114: Superlative endingEST