Dictionary Only:
Profanity Off:

New York Times Answers - Sunday, 19th December 1982

There are 69 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 19th December 1982. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: In ___ (hard pressed)AJAM
AAcross 5: Recondite
AAcross 9: Little angel
AAcross 15: David, for one
AAcross 19: Fixed course
AAcross 20: Loaf
AAcross 21: Roman Eos
AAcross 22: Govt. agcy.USIA
AAcross 23: Words from an English carolASTARSHININGINTHEEAST
AAcross 27: Actor CarlREINER
AAcross 28: Wind: Comb. formANEMO
AAcross 29: Possessive pronoun
AAcross 30: It's "sed" to Caesar
AAcross 31: Spring mo.
AAcross 32: Do a lawn job
AAcross 34: Relative of Mrs.SRA
AAcross 35: Thus: Lat.
AAcross 37: Cessation
AAcross 39: Czechoslovak carol wordsTHEBABELYINGINAMANGER
AAcross 44: Source of betel nuts
AAcross 45: Rat ___
AAcross 46: ___ havoc
AAcross 47: N.Y.C. transitIRT
AAcross 48: ___ Tuesday (day before Lent)
AAcross 51: River isle
AAcross 52: Greek letter
AAcross 55: Words from Luke 2:7BECAUSETHEREWASNOROOM
AAcross 61: Wind dir.
AAcross 62: RR stopSTA
AAcross 63: Beldam
AAcross 64: Haydn's "Consummatum ___"
AAcross 65: Where Waterloo is
AAcross 66: Medieval brocade
AAcross 68: Residue
AAcross 70: Tennis term
AAcross 72: ___ generis (unique)
AAcross 73: Ho Chi ___MINH
AAcross 74: Toledo relativesTIOS
AAcross 75: Creek
AAcross 76: Chinese pagodaTAA
AAcross 78: ___-Magnon
AAcross 80: Neckpiece
AAcross 81: Words by Charles SheldonINLITTLEBETHLEHEMTOWN
AAcross 87: Kind of pole
AAcross 88: One of the Orkneys
AAcross 89: Former German stateANHALT
AAcross 90: Annoy
AAcross 91: W.W. I groupAEF
AAcross 92: Caron roleGIGI
AAcross 93: Some sculptures
AAcross 96: Sussex carol words, with "The"KINGOFKINGSTOUSISGIVN
AAcross 105: "___ a Grecian Urn"
AAcross 106: French pronounILS
AAcross 107: Wash. V.I.P.
AAcross 108: Press inits.UPI
AAcross 109: Constellation
AAcross 110: Hind
AAcross 111: Charpoy
AAcross 113: Virginia willowsITEAS
AAcross 115: Deep sleeps
AAcross 117: Words by Edward ThrongANDPEACEFROMGODONHIGH
AAcross 122: African tree
AAcross 123: More suggestive
AAcross 124: Jacob's twin
AAcross 125: See 128 AcrossELEE
AAcross 126: Fret
AAcross 127: Robust
AAcross 128: With 125 Across, Civil War gen.ROBT
AAcross 129: Utterance
DDown 1: Ancient landing place
DDown 2: Crèche figure
DDown 3: Clothes
DDown 4: Intend
DDown 5: Unclothe
DDown 6: Old English letter
DDown 7: Famous pen name
DDown 8: A railroad, informallyPENNSY
DDown 9: Question by Ben JonsonCANMANFORGETTHISSTORY
DDown 10: Quasimodo's creator
DDown 11: "___ tu," Verdi ariaERI
DDown 12: Nickname for R.W.R.
DDown 13: Strawberry nettle
DDown 14: 100 satang
DDown 15: Snooker stick
DDown 16: As snug ___ . . .ASABUG
DDown 17: Maltreat
DDown 18: Glib talk
DDown 24: "Sartor ___": CarlyleRESARTUS
DDown 25: Yesterday, in RomaIERI
DDown 26: Cordage grass
DDown 33: Noel mo.
DDown 35: Tendon
DDown 36: Sign, in a way
DDown 38: Even one
DDown 40: Silent sirenBARA
DDown 41: Survive
DDown 42: Fund-raiser's verb
DDown 43: Actor John from SpokaneMCINTIRE
DDown 47: Gelid
DDown 49: A loser to R.M.N.HHH
DDown 50: Genuine
DDown 51: Per seASSUCH
DDown 52: ImpalaROOIBOK
DDown 53: Part of an elocution phraseHOWNOW
DDown 54: G.R.F. by birthOMAHAN
DDown 55: Scat!BEATIT
DDown 56: Live oak
DDown 57: Begin
DDown 58: By far
DDown 59: Loser to D.D.E.AES
DDown 60: Lip
DDown 67: "___ was going . . . "ASI
DDown 69: "Scots, wha ___ . . . "
DDown 71: Weaverbird
DDown 77: The works
DDown 79: Item left out
DDown 82: "___ and Future King": WhiteTHEONCE
DDown 83: Baths, in BrestBAINS
DDown 84: M.I.T. specialty: Abbr.ENGG
DDown 85: Ides cryETTU
DDown 86: Math branch
DDown 91: Past
DDown 92: "___ Blas"GIL
DDown 94: Columbus inst.OSU
DDown 95: Tears a page from a bookRIPSOUT
DDown 96: PhotographsKODAKS
DDown 97: "___ choose to run . . . ": CoolidgeIDONOT
DDown 98: Goad
DDown 99: London club: 18th centuryKITCAT
DDown 100: Pour
DDown 101: Wild ass
DDown 102: Panay portILOILO
DDown 103: Church official
DDown 104: Had a snack
DDown 112: Sculls
DDown 113: Incensed
DDown 114: Middling
DDown 116: Dog-days word
DDown 118: Maul
DDown 119: Old French coin
DDown 120: Coniferous tree
DDown 121: Small quantity
WordDB Icon
WordDB
United Kingdom
Download the WordDB app directly on your home screen for instant access. No App Store necessary, less than 1MB storage, always up-to-date and secure.
1.
Tap on share button
2.
Tap on Add To Home Screenadd button
3.
Find WordDB App Icon on your home screen