New York Times Answers - Sunday, 5th September 1982 There are 72 across clues and 91 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 5th September 1982. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Senate, e.g.BODYAAcross 5: Pasty cementMASTICAAcross 11: Certain art worksPIETASAAcross 17: Political positionLEFTAAcross 21: Med.-sch. subjectANATAAcross 22: Celia's alias in "A.Y.L.I."ALIENAAAcross 23: Carried awayENRAPTAAcross 24: Ornamental caseETUIAAcross 25: Little Bighorn victorSITTING BULLAAcross 27: Sellers rolePINKPANTHERAAcross 29: EntombsINURNSAAcross 30: Robe for OctaviaSTOLAAAcross 32: Item for WeiskopfTEEAAcross 33: ScuffleTUSSLEAAcross 34: Assyrian's tongueSEMITICAAcross 36: Pippin's heartCOREAAcross 38: DominantSTRONGAAcross 40: Quite a different matterAHORSEOFANOTHERCOLORAAcross 47: Murray of silentsMAEAAcross 50: LegislateENACTAAcross 51: Puppeteer AllisonFRANAAcross 52: SigmaESSAAcross 53: See 61 AcrossAREAAcross 54: Ending for patriot or idealISMAAcross 55: Seaport on OkinawaNAHAAAcross 57: Pierre's well-wishersAMISAAcross 59: Describing the Holy SeePAPALAAcross 61: With 53 and 100 Across, 1928 songMYBLACKBIRDSAAcross 66: Chintzy felines, à la FieldCALICOCATSAAcross 70: Seaport on PanayILOILOAAcross 71: Bit of horn tissueSCURAAcross 72: Imbue with new vigorREVITALIZEAAcross 73: Sockeye and cohoSALMONSAAcross 75: UncoverBAREAAcross 77: Moreno of baseballOMARAAcross 78: Burgess's well-known first lineINEVERSAWAPURPLECOWAAcross 85: "___ Rhythm"IGOTAAcross 86: PublicOPENAAcross 87: " . . . from the lazy finger ___": Shak.OFAMAIDAAcross 90: Crab or lobsterCRUSTACEANAAcross 95: Recorded proceedingsACTAAAcross 98: Osage, for oneORANGEAAcross 99: LocomotivesIRONHORSESAAcross 100: See 61 AcrossBLUEBIRDSNOWAAcross 102: DrainSEWERAAcross 103: Puerto ___RICOAAcross 105: Stepped onTRODAAcross 106: Hot time in PareeETEAAcross 107: CoolerADEAAcross 108: MeetSITAAcross 111: Soho bunkDOSSAAcross 113: Hanker afterCRAVEAAcross 116: Singer AcuffROYAAcross 117: Malicious hypocriteWOLFINSHEEPSCLOTHINGAAcross 123: Archons' kinEDILESAAcross 124: Brain tissueTELAAAcross 125: Sonnet sectionsOCTAVESAAcross 129: Leopold III's bride: 1926ASTRIDAAcross 132: Engr.'s degreeB.C.E.AAcross 132: Engr.'s degreeBCEAAcross 134: DiscourageDETERAAcross 137: How banshees wailEERILYAAcross 138: Howard Hughes's seaplaneSPRUCEGOOSEAAcross 141: Diversionary tacticsREDHERRINGSAAcross 143: BellowSAULAAcross 144: MeagerSPARSEAAcross 145: Physiologist Mosso: 1846–1910ANGELOAAcross 146: Sing like EllaSCATAAcross 147: Eurydice's abodeTREEAAcross 148: Approach collapseTOTTERAAcross 149: Hard and coldSTEELYAAcross 150: PronounHERSDDown 1: FoundationBASISDDown 2: Cat-___-tailsONINEDDown 3: FactDATUMDDown 4: Powder used in color TV tubesYTTRIADDown 5: O'Hara's Tara, for oneMANSIONDDown 6: Trig cousinALGDDown 7: KinsmenSIBSDDown 8: Native of Ger.TEUTDDown 9: ___ parentisINLOCODDown 10: CancelCALL OFFDDown 11: ZipPEPDDown 12: "What's ___ for me?"INITDDown 13: Composer BlochERNESTDDown 14: "___ 'A' Train": 1941 songTAKETHEDDown 15: Vol.'s supplementAPPDDown 16: Parts of turbinesSTATORSDDown 17: Met fan's entreatyLETSGODDown 18: Ordinal endingsETHSDDown 19: Peat, e.g.FUELDDown 20: FlagTIREDDown 26: Dog ___ mangerINTHEDDown 28: "___ Dimittis," old hymnNUNCDDown 31: MacawsARARASDDown 35: FussbudgetCRANKDDown 37: Town of JudahENAMDDown 39: ___ judicataRESDDown 41: Scotch fiddlesSCABSDDown 42: Code of moralsETHICDDown 43: In the bagONICEDDown 44: World's highest capitalLA PAZDDown 45: Emulate CiceroORATEDDown 46: Electrical unitsRELSDDown 47: Actresses Hines and KennedyMIMISDDown 48: Places of refugeASYLADDown 49: Surgeons' concernsEMBOLIDDown 56: Curaçao's neighborARUBADDown 58: RelishSAVORDDown 59: Tammany manPOLDDown 60: Chemical prefixACIDDown 62: DelineateLIMNDDown 63: Tub plantALOEDDown 64: Banquet in BolognaCONVITODDown 65: Remove money from an accountDRAWONDDown 67: Like Dali's watchesLIMPDDown 68: ___-Turkish War: 1911–12ITALODDown 69: Attend toCARE FORDDown 72: The 21st AmendmentREPEALDDown 74: StogieSEGARDDown 76: It may be bumRAPDDown 79: Army missilesROCSDDown 80: It, too, may be bumSTEERDDown 81: Like a diamond in the roughUNCUTDDown 82: JokerCARDDDown 83: Medical suffixesOMASDDown 84: Less ruddyWANNERDDown 88: "___ prepare a place . . . "IGOTODDown 89: "The School and Society" authorDEWEYDDown 90: Statement of faithCREDODDown 91: Spur partROWELDDown 92: French articleUNEDDown 93: Wall St. abbr.SHRDDown 94: In reserveASIDEDDown 96: Like a stubborn hombreTERCODDown 97: Cancel a space tripABORTDDown 99: " . . . ere ___ Elba"ISAWDDown 100: Ran the showBOSSEDDDown 101: Hell's Canyon is hereIDAHODDown 104: Egyptian ChristianCOPTDDown 108: Most derisive, in a waySNIDESTDDown 109: Nfld. or Icel.ISLDDown 110: What not to rock or missTHEBOATDDown 112: Whites of the eyesSCLERASDDown 114: Sovereign's deputyVICEROYDDown 115: Word on a doorENTERDDown 118: RulerFERULEDDown 119: Of the ego's sourceIDICDDown 120: ConvoyESCORTDDown 121: HiddenLATENTDDown 122: GaudyGARISHDDown 126: Edwards or LombardiVINCEDDown 127: "King Olaf" composerELGARDDown 128: Networks of R.R.'sSYSTSDDown 129: Staff mem.ASSTDDown 130: Coast Guard acronymSPARDDown 131: Make plumbTRUEDDown 133: Quiddity, in a wayESSEDDown 135: SelvageEDGEDDown 136: Syngman ___RHEEDDown 139: Where to buy stps.GPODDown 140: Ending for auctionE'ERDDown 142: Pipe jointELL