New York Times Answers - Sunday, 13th June 1982 There are 83 across clues and 88 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 13th June 1982. View the answers below.. 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Wright's home in Wis.TALIESINAAcross 105: "The Praise of Folly" authorERASMUSAAcross 108: OccupiedIN USEAAcross 110: Spareable itemRODAAcross 111: French possessiveTESAAcross 112: Those born July 23–August 22LEOSAAcross 113: Hair styleBANGSAAcross 115: Canyon mouthsABRASAAcross 117: DrenchedSODDENAAcross 120: Playwright TadMOSELAAcross 121: Erstwhile source of plumesEGRETAAcross 122: AnentASTOAAcross 126: U.S. anthropologist: 1901–78HONEYDRINKAAcross 128: Vodka drinkENGLISHQUEENAAcross 131: Cold period in SpainENEROAAcross 132: Light a fire underURGEAAcross 133: University board memberREGENTAAcross 134: Sam or TobyUNCLEAAcross 135: Island in Taiwan StraitMATSUAAcross 136: Imperative, e.g.MOODAAcross 137: Talks backSASSESAAcross 138: ParavaneOTTERDDown 1: Anderson's "___ Your Houses"BOTHDDown 2: Roman emperorOTHODDown 3: Oates bookTHEMDDown 4: Give upCEDEDDown 5: Charlemagne's dom.HREDDown 6: FattyADIPOSEDDown 7: BlacksnakeRACERDDown 8: Chemical compoundsAMINESDDown 9: Wallabies, for shortROOSDDown 10: Tropical herbANUDDown 11: Having left a willTESTATEDDown 12: Brazilian portNATALDDown 13: Money in IsraelAGORADDown 14: Atlas materialMAPSDDown 15: Building partELLDDown 16: Rose of ___SHARONDDown 17: Doughboy's leg coveringPUTTEEDDown 18: Koolau Range siteOAHUDDown 19: DoneOVERDDown 20: Notorious uxoricideNERODDown 26: ScowlLOWERDDown 28: The Sprats, e.g.EATERSDDown 32: LugesSLEDSDDown 34: Paddock papasSIRESDDown 35: Italian philosopher: 1822–1905CONTIDDown 36: Florida cityOCALADDown 37: DyesTINGESDDown 38: ChameleonsANOLISDDown 39: Bumppo's creatorJFBARRELMAKERDDown 42: ZeroMOSTELDDown 43: TicketSLATEDDown 44: "Essay on Man" authorVICAR OF CHRISTDDown 45: More incensedIRATERDDown 47: BesidesELSEDDown 48: Matelot's wheel-ropeDROSSEDDown 50: County in Colo.OTERODDown 51: CessationLET UPDDown 51: CessationLETUPDDown 53: ExcelSTARDDown 56: Previously, previouslyERSTDDown 58: NATO's late cousinSEATODDown 60: Containers for liquidsPAILSDDown 61: Tilden in 1876ALSO-RANDDown 63: PlagueBESETDDown 65: TrioTHREEDDown 67: Keep ___ (persevere)ATITDDown 68: Bialy's relativeBAGELDDown 70: Goes one's wayWENDSDDown 71: ___ effortEFORDDown 72: EncrustedCAKEDDDown 74: Lorna of fictionDOONEDDown 76: KnowingSCIENTDDown 77: Pharmacist's waxy preparationCERATEDDown 78: Seven: Comb. formSEPTIDDown 79: "Dondi" cartoonistHASENDDown 80: Shirt rufflesJABOTSDDown 81: Large pulpit-deskAMBODDown 83: AntipodeanAUSSIEDDown 84: GroomsPREENSDDown 85: Bell the catDAREDDown 86: Frogs' kinTOADSDDown 88: EssenceCOREDDown 90: Bag manCLAUSDDown 92: "___ Dei"AGNUSDDown 93: "Mikado" trioMAIDSDDown 95: Thackeray's "Henry ___"ESMONDDDown 96: "___ Romance," 1936 songAFINEDDown 101: PiscatorsANGLERSDDown 103: HaltsARRESTSDDown 104: UnwillingLOATHDDown 106: Kin of birchesALDERSDDown 107: So longSEEYOUDDown 109: Holes-in-one, oftenEAGLESDDown 113: W. African antelopeBONGODDown 114: InquiredASKEDDDown 116: PickleBRINEDDown 117: Noah's first-bornSHEMDDown 118: Chaplin's widowOONADDown 119: Plankton collectorDNETDDown 120: Spanish SuperrealistMIRODDown 121: RoeEGGSDDown 122: Pittypat in "G.W.T.W."AUNTDDown 123: Conventicle groupSECTDDown 124: Prefix for prompterTELEDDown 125: HumdingerONERDDown 127: Kind of runnerRUMDDown 129: Teachers' org.NEADDown 130: Quid pro ___QUO