New York Times Answers - Saturday, 13th March 1982 There are 34 across clues and 36 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 13th March 1982. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Cups, saucers, etc.TEA SETAAcross 7: Action at AqueductPARLAYAAcross 13: StockmanRANCHERAAcross 14: Fatty estersOLEATESAAcross 16: At the last instantIN THE NICK OF TIMEAAcross 18: CrosscutSAWEDAAcross 19: Karpov's forteCHESSAAcross 20: Méditerranée, e.g.MERAAcross 21: ProtectionEGISAAcross 22: "The ___ Hand," Auden work: 1963DYERSAAcross 23: "Va ___!" (Italian's approval)BENEAAcross 24: E.M.K., e.g.SENAAcross 25: Leads the packPACESAAcross 26: Break up a prom pairCUT-INAAcross 26: Break up a prom pairCUTINAAcross 27: Sells waresRETAILSAAcross 29: DowncastMOROSEAAcross 30: Arbitrator's goalAGREEMENTAAcross 32: Lifting devicePULLEYAAcross 35: It sounds like a glockenspielCELESTAAAcross 38: Group whose name means "wild cats"ERIESAAcross 39: Having a bluish-gray hueSLATYAAcross 40: Banking abbr.INTAAcross 42: Does handworkTATSAAcross 43: Seeks trufflesROOTSAAcross 44: Go a roundSPARAAcross 45: Soldier or slaveANTAAcross 46: Bottle sizeFIFTHAAcross 47: Key letterKAPPAAAcross 48: Plant that may fade without shadeLILY OF THE VALLEYAAcross 51: Jack must be nimble hereSTEEPLEAAcross 52: Hermetically sealedAIRLESSAAcross 53: A use for art gumERASERAAcross 54: Play turncoatDESERTDDown 1: Woodland birdTANAGERDDown 2: InterweaveENTWINEDDown 3: "My heart ___ . . . ": KeatsACHESDDown 4: UnloadSHEDDDown 5: Poetic wordE'ENDDown 5: Poetic wordEENDDown 6: Kiddie carTRICYCLEDDown 7: Fireplace toolsPOKERSDDown 8: At ___ (nonplused)ALOSSDDown 9: Grid "zebras"REFSDDown 10: Map abbr.LATDDown 11: "___ to be born, and . . . "ATIMETODDown 12: Sana nativesYEMENISDDown 13: Bullish timesRISESDDown 15: PeacefulSERENEDDown 17: Fabric sometimes used as a strainerCHEESECLOTHDDown 22: Kind of farmDAIRYDDown 23: Reynolds and LancasterBURTSDDown 25: LeavesPAGESDDown 26: European rabbitCONEYDDown 28: Writ that summons new jurorsTALESDDown 29: DissolvesMELTSDDown 31: Bunker's epithet for his son-in-lawMEATHEADDDown 32: Potpourri ingredientsPETALSDDown 33: Chief ore of a fissionable elementURANITEDDown 34: U.S. Open winner: 1961LITTLERDDown 36: Pot-valiant, perhapsTIPPLERDDown 37: Metrical footANAPESTDDown 39: Not so hardSOFTERDDown 41: ServersTRAYSDDown 43: RansackRIFLEDDown 44: Château featureSALLEDDown 46: DandiesFOPSDDown 47: Periodically war-torn Turkish cityKARSDDown 49: VerilyYEADDown 50: "Une ___," Maupassant novelVIE