New York Times Answers - Sunday, 3rd January 1982 There are 70 across clues and 71 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 3rd January 1982. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Start of StepquoteLORDMAAAcross 7: PropoundedPOSEDAAcross 12: Love songBALLADAAcross 18: Yukon garbANORAKAAcross 19: DaydreamREVERIEAAcross 21: Panay portILOILOAAcross 22: SafeSECUREAAcross 23: Diaskeuast's taskEDITINGAAcross 24: Principal's kinRECTORAAcross 25: HavenARKAAcross 25: HavenARK.AAcross 26: Indulge in cabotinageEMOTEAAcross 28: Black-belt artKARATEAAcross 30: Norris Dam agcy.TVAAAcross 31: Darrow clientLOEBAAcross 33: Stepquote: Part IIIEWISERAAcross 36: Hebrew letterRESHAAcross 37: AbsquatulatedFLEDAAcross 38: PandurinasLUTESAAcross 40: More recentLATTERAAcross 42: The sandbox setTODDLERSAAcross 44: PerfumeESSENCEAAcross 46: Lifetime, to LucretiusAEVUMAAcross 48: "Father of French Surgery"PAREAAcross 49: GatePORTALAAcross 51: Month after AbELULAAcross 53: "___ Have Broadway," 1906 songYOUCANAAcross 57: Item raised by some sharksINTERESTAAcross 60: German seaportBREMENAAcross 62: DisposedPRONEAAcross 63: Affair at a salonSOIREEAAcross 64: "___ Valentine"TOMYAAcross 66: Jerseys' lamentsMOOSAAcross 68: Beatles' PepperSGTAAcross 69: SlewsLOTSAAcross 70: Considerable sum of moneyPRETTYPENNYAAcross 73: AppearSEEMAAcross 74: "Spring ahead" in N.Y.C.EDTAAcross 75: GypsumYESOAAcross 76: SaarinenEEROAAcross 77: Mrs. KowalskiSTELLAAAcross 79: OleoresinELEMIAAcross 82: Mouth: Comb. formSTOMATAAcross 84: Beating of a drumRATAPLANAAcross 86: ScrutinizePERUSEAAcross 88: AspersionSLURAAcross 89: DelitescentLATENTAAcross 90: "___ little prayer . . . "SAYAAAcross 92: Inspiration for PindarERATOAAcross 94: Query in I Samuel 17AMIADOGAAcross 98: Site of a Bernini baldacchinoSTPETERSAAcross 102: AccruesENURESAAcross 104: Canyon or CarltonSTEVEAAcross 105: Cries of triumphAHASAAcross 106: European coal basinSAARAAcross 108: Stepquote: Part VDBETTEAAcross 110: Legendary Irish kingEBERAAcross 111: Suffix with cashIERAAcross 112: DroopedLOLLEDAAcross 114: Soothing wordTHEREAAcross 116: EstuaryARMAAcross 117: Segovia's companionGUITARAAcross 119: Issue forthEMANATEAAcross 122: Early center of ChristianityEDESSAAAcross 124: Take for grantedASSUMEAAcross 125: Naval stores itemPINE TARAAcross 126: Dancer-actor BenVEREENAAcross 127: Titles in colonial IndiaSAHIBSAAcross 128: Headline word in July 1973TAPESAAcross 129: End of StepquoteERYDAYDDown 1: He named LouisianaLASALLEDDown 2: BurdensomeONEROUSDDown 3: "And the ___ red glare . . . "ROCKETSDDown 4: Actress JoanneDRUDDown 5: Stable belleMAREDDown 6: Stepquote: Part IIAKEMEDDown 7: Place for an idolPEDESTALDDown 8: Egg: Comb. formOVIDDown 9: CoterieSETDDown 10: Composer SatieERIKDDown 11: Coin in QainDINARDDown 12: "A ___ Thought" (Stepquote source)BIRTHDAYDDown 13: Nautical termALEEDDown 14: ___ cit. (footnote)LOCDDown 15: Popular impersonatorLITTLEDDown 16: "It was ___ and his lass": Shak.ALOVERDDown 17: CatfishDORADSDDown 19: Neural networksRETIADDown 20: Showy birdEGRETDDown 27: Young hootersOWLETSDDown 29: Soaking wetASOPDDown 32: Devices emitting signalsBEEPERSDDown 34: Printemps followerETEDDown 35: Stepquote: Part IVREVERYYEARANDDDown 37: ___-de-lisFLEURDDown 39: Saw cords in bedSNOREDDown 41: GovernRULEDDown 43: Tackle; sackDROPDDown 45: Like a ghost storyCREEPYDDown 47: PantomimistMUMMERDDown 50: Certifies under oathATTESTSDDown 52: "Il Trovatore" heroineLEONORADDown 54: TV sportscasterCOSELLDDown 55: Writer ThirkellANGELADDown 56: Connors is oneNETMANDDown 57: "And miles to go before ___": FrostISLEEPDDown 58: Tickle the keys idlyNOODLEDDown 59: GiggleTITTERDDown 60: N.Y.C. subwayBMTDDown 61: Sine qua ___NONDDown 65: Burton's co-star in "Becket"O'TOOLEDDown 67: Complex of schoolsSYSTEMDDown 71: In medias ___RESDDown 72: CossetPETDDown 73: PartitionedSEPTATEDDown 78: Ancient Egyptian cityTANISDDown 80: PondersMUSESDDown 81: "___ engaged in guessing . . . ": PoeISATDDown 83: ImprisonMUREDDown 85: "___ of Honey"ATASTEDDown 87: Sights that are blightsEYESORESDDown 89: Young and SwitLORETTASDDown 91: Sea in TurkestanARALDDown 93: Junior's Saturday evening postTUBDDown 95: LoweredDEBASEDDDown 96: Abroad, to a LondonerOVERSEADDown 97: Where to get good marksGERMANYDDown 98: Siberian antelopesSAIGASDDown 99: Les Etats-UnisTHEUSADDown 100: Celtics' centerPARISHDDown 101: Starchy foodstuffSALEPDDown 103: Wide blue yonderETHERDDown 107: PardonREMITDDown 109: Stepquote: Part VIEREVEDDown 112: Author of the StepquoteLAMBDDown 113: Famed newspaper editor: 1819–97DANADDown 115: River joining the FuldaEDERDDown 118: Parson birdTUIDDown 120: Cotton knotNEPDDown 121: Spenserian hagATEDDown 123: Suffix with cook or rookERY