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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 7th March 1982

    There are 69 across clues and 71 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 7th March 1982. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: Sole of a plow
    AAcross 6: Vichy vineyard
    AAcross 9: Home of the slave
    AAcross 14: Rent
    AAcross 18: Of the blood
    AAcross 19: Layer
    AAcross 20: Alpine crest
    AAcross 21: Dragged in
    AAcross 23: Suffix with argumentATIVE
    AAcross 24: Remnant
    AAcross 25: Former Mmes.MLLES
    AAcross 26: Practical
    AAcross 27: S.A. tree or fruit
    AAcross 29: Popular science writer
    AAcross 31: Ervin or Rayburn
    AAcross 33: Again, to Bizet
    AAcross 34: GoldSMITHMINEFEVERORBRICK
    AAcross 38: Uttered
    AAcross 39: Artist ___ BorchTER
    AAcross 40: Like some sentimental songs
    AAcross 41: Heckler's missile
    AAcross 44: Mamie Eisenhower, ___ Doud
    AAcross 45: Bishop
    AAcross 47: Pickled
    AAcross 51: Unshackle the hackles
    AAcross 53: Piece of the pot
    AAcross 55: Wed
    AAcross 56: Edible tubers
    AAcross 57: Choice
    AAcross 59: Herds of humans
    AAcross 62: Handle clumsily
    AAcross 63: Beguile
    AAcross 65: Cutty ___
    AAcross 66: Aquiline abodes
    AAcross 68: BlueNOSEPRINTBEARDORBERRY
    AAcross 74: "Popo" author
    AAcross 75: "Take ___ Train"
    AAcross 76: Proportions
    AAcross 77: Little pocket
    AAcross 80: Bar owner's purchase
    AAcross 81: Perfect models
    AAcross 83: Meccan shrine
    AAcross 84: Architect JonesINIGO
    AAcross 86: Oar parts
    AAcross 87: ___ storm (won over, as an audience)TAKENBY
    AAcross 89: Call it a day
    AAcross 91: Loud noise
    AAcross 92: Short word after long
    AAcross 93: Poet's monogramTSE
    AAcross 94: Grate harshly
    AAcross 96: Roble
    AAcross 99: Gobs
    AAcross 101: RedBUTTONSHERRINGORSKINS
    AAcross 109: Burrows of N.Y.C.ABE
    AAcross 110: Map abbr.
    AAcross 111: Game dog
    AAcross 112: Song made popular by Al JolsonSWANEE
    AAcross 113: ___ Gables, Fla.
    AAcross 115: Broadway musicalEVITA
    AAcross 117: Goddess of dawn
    AAcross 119: Honshu seaportATAMI
    AAcross 120: Party boss in McKinley's dayHANNA
    AAcross 121: Spokes
    AAcross 122: Indy 500 unit
    AAcross 123: Lacoste and DescartesRENES
    AAcross 124: Romanov ruler
    AAcross 125: Filch
    AAcross 126: Pig's digs
    AAcross 127: Gerontius had one
    DDown 1: Catches flies
    DDown 2: Gershwin's "___ Eat Cake"LETEM
    DDown 3: Iranian prime minister in 1962AMINI
    DDown 4: Boat hoists
    DDown 5: WhiteELEPHANTPAPERORCOLLAR
    DDown 6: Guevara
    DDown 7: French historian: 1823–92RENAN
    DDown 8: Author of "Jenny": 1911
    DDown 9: YellowHAMMERJACKETDOGORTAIL
    DDown 10: Russian noble houseORLOV
    DDown 11: Plushily covered
    DDown 12: Summer in SedanETE
    DDown 13: Landlord
    DDown 14: GreenTHUMBHOUSEBACKORSWARD
    DDown 15: Gnaw
    DDown 16: Pretext, perhaps
    DDown 17: Vestige
    DDown 22: Vargueno, e.g.
    DDown 28: Swiss poet: 1821–81AMIEL
    DDown 30: Nigerian university townIFE
    DDown 32: Bows
    DDown 35: Nice notions
    DDown 36: Rogers or ClarkROY
    DDown 37: Famed milerRYUN
    DDown 41: TV's Barnaby JonesEBSEN
    DDown 42: Cum ___ salisGRANO
    DDown 43: Young sows
    DDown 46: Women's service org.
    DDown 48: Draw on a straw
    DDown 49: Japanese outcast
    DDown 50: Drop o' the mornin'
    DDown 52: More withered
    DDown 53: Blind's splines
    DDown 54: Alpert
    DDown 58: Aethelbald's thralls
    DDown 59: Decoration
    DDown 60: Pelf for PizarroORO
    DDown 61: Sawmill sound
    DDown 64: Quarry
    DDown 66: Sectors
    DDown 67: Caterpillar parts
    DDown 69: Garry Moore's "___ Got a Secret"IVE
    DDown 70: Attention-getting sound
    DDown 71: Mirthful
    DDown 72: Lynda Bird's in-lawsROBBS
    DDown 73: Violin virtuoso: 1858–1931YSAYE
    DDown 77: Evergreen
    DDown 78: Cather's "___ of Ours"
    DDown 79: Smidgen
    DDown 81: Plato dialogue
    DDown 82: Balance: Comb. formSTATO
    DDown 85: Purport
    DDown 86: Windy City border area
    DDown 88: Culture media
    DDown 90: Soprano BergerERNA
    DDown 91: Ebenezer's expletive
    DDown 95: Aromatic chemicals
    DDown 97: Holm on the Thames
    DDown 98: Uses a prie-dieu
    DDown 100: Brinker, for one
    DDown 101: "Coffee Cantata" composer
    DDown 102: One of Tirpitz's pack
    DDown 103: Three-masted schooners
    DDown 104: Anatomical meshes
    DDown 105: Hulled grain
    DDown 106: Silly
    DDown 107: Site of a Herculean labor
    DDown 108: Earthquake
    DDown 114: Memorabilia
    DDown 116: Vintner's vessel
    DDown 118: Hale or Hari
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