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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 29th August 1982

There are 70 across clues and 76 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 29th August 1982. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Drillmaster's command
AAcross 5: Mauna ___LOA
AAcross 8: Ling-Ling or Chia-Chia
AAcross 13: Speech defect
AAcross 17: Greek epic
AAcross 19: Slip a cog
AAcross 20: Liquid fat
AAcross 21: ___ en pointENTE
AAcross 22: Strong glue
AAcross 23: OnassisARI
AAcross 24: Gets soaring contestants airborneTOWSGLIDERS
AAcross 27: Contradicted
AAcross 29: Bilko and PepperSGTS
AAcross 31: Robert Burns poemTOALOUSE
AAcross 32: Religious recluse
AAcross 35: Muse of comedy
AAcross 37: Anaconda
AAcross 38: Aerial bombs
AAcross 41: Fortification
AAcross 42: Chemical endings
AAcross 43: Tolkien creatureENT
AAcross 44: Debris, at sea
AAcross 46: S.R.O. sitesTHEATS
AAcross 49: Arm bones
AAcross 51: Eliot's "___ Deronda"
AAcross 52: Custard-filled pastry
AAcross 54: Joy Adamson's chargeELSA
AAcross 56: Packs citrus fruitsCRATESLEMONS
AAcross 59: Actress Adams et al.MAUDES
AAcross 63: Inhabitant
AAcross 65: J. B. Rhine specialty
AAcross 65: J. B. Rhine specialty
AAcross 66: Plato dialogue
AAcross 68: PBS program
AAcross 69: Men below a marquess
AAcross 70: Elevates vehicles, as in a garageLIFTSCARS
AAcross 74: Peaks
AAcross 75: "Das Rheingold" roleERDA
AAcross 76: Ending for cashIER
AAcross 77: " . . . woman ___ her way!": Holmes
AAcross 78: Budd's beaters
AAcross 80: Forks out
AAcross 82: Emulates Sunny Jim FitzsimmonsTRAINSHORSES
AAcross 86: Rabbit ___
AAcross 88: Supply oxygen
AAcross 89: Perle's kinMESTAS
AAcross 92: Beanie wearer
AAcross 95: Bearing
AAcross 97: In a trifling way
AAcross 99: Long, long time
AAcross 100: Bash
AAcross 101: Cordage fiber
AAcross 103: Wood sorrels
AAcross 104: King of JudahASA
AAcross 105: "To ___": BurnsAMOUSE
AAcross 107: Resilient
AAcross 109: Point or aim again
AAcross 111: ___-majestéLESE
AAcross 113: An Iranian languageSAKIAN
AAcross 117: Sends out motorcyclesSHIPSWHEELS
AAcross 119: Erode
AAcross 122: River in Brazil
AAcross 123: "___ Tired," Beatles songIMSO
AAcross 124: She created the MoffatsESTES
AAcross 125: Prefix with cool or cook
AAcross 126: Pool person
AAcross 127: Hammer part
AAcross 128: Eye fixedly
AAcross 129: Diocese
AAcross 130: Magi guide
DDown 1: Darted
DDown 2: Mont Blanc, e.g.ALPE
DDown 3: He has his pride
DDown 4: Maneuvers grounded jetsTAXIESAIRPLANES
DDown 5: Greensward
DDown 6: Ex-Bruin great
DDown 7: Awn
DDown 8: Size of paper
DDown 9: Cather's "___ Lady"ALOST
DDown 10: "I Love ___ York"
DDown 11: Aloof
DDown 12: A Bantu language
DDown 13: Byron heroineLEILA
DDown 14: ___-EuropeanINDO
DDown 15: A general in 1778
DDown 16: ___ non grata
DDown 18: Textile worker
DDown 25: Medieval talesLAIS
DDown 26: Laps, perhaps
DDown 28: The old man: Ger.DERALTE
DDown 30: Most lamblike
DDown 33: Queen Elizabeth's sis
DDown 34: ___ fixes
DDown 36: Writer LafcadioHEARN
DDown 38: P.O. category
DDown 39: Pay follower
DDown 40: An SSTCONCORDE
DDown 45: Freshwater ducks
DDown 47: Sheep or swine
DDown 48: A–U connectionEIO
DDown 49: Part of N.A.
DDown 49: Part of N.A.
DDown 50: Gets Hawks and Doves aloftLAUNCHESROCKETS
DDown 53: Musical symbol
DDown 55: K–O connectionLMN
DDown 57: Whodunit first nameERLE
DDown 58: Bors, for one
DDown 60: Maid or cook
DDown 61: Ad infinitum
DDown 62: Soprano Silvia
DDown 63: Kues' predecessors
DDown 64: Holliday's palEARP
DDown 67: Frogner Park site
DDown 71: N.Y.C. transitIRT
DDown 72: Rats of a sort
DDown 73: Aide-de-camp: Abbr.ASST
DDown 74: Charm or poise
DDown 76: Negev locale: Abbr.ISR
DDown 79: Ornamental bands
DDown 81: Morse-code signal
DDown 83: Rows
DDown 84: Lat. epicAEN
DDown 85: Seven: Comb. formHEPTA
DDown 87: Pitches woo
DDown 90: Pie ___ mode
DDown 90: Pie ___ mode
DDown 91: CBS is oneSYS
DDown 92: Hopes' companions
DDown 93: Vitamin C source
DDown 93: Vitamin C source
DDown 94: Stop ___ONADIME
DDown 96: Least obtuse
DDown 98: Hirt and Pacino
DDown 100: Merganser
DDown 102: Hibernates
DDown 105: Torch's crime
DDown 106: Aunt in "Oklahoma!"ELLER
DDown 108: Fleming and SmithIANS
DDown 110: ___ dixitIPSE
DDown 112: Being
DDown 114: "___ a Kick Out of You"IGET
DDown 115: Author Bontemps
DDown 116: Record-breaking horseNOOR
DDown 118: Letter from Greece
DDown 120: "We ___ not amused"
DDown 121: Place for a driver
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