New York Times Answers - Sunday, 20th February 1983 There are 82 across clues and 92 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 20th February 1983. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: He wrote "The Chocolate Soldier"STRAUSAAcross 7: Rome BeautyAPPLEAAcross 12: Kind of whaleSPERMAAcross 17: VolaPALMAAcross 21: Lindsay's partnerCROUSEAAcross 22: Cutting toolBURINAAcross 23: Part of Pliny's wardrobeTOGAEAAcross 24: Drought victimOKIEAAcross 25: German store employee?ROSTOCKCLERKAAcross 27: Rook supportROOSTAAcross 28: City east of Callao BayLIMAAAcross 29: Lhasa ___, Tibetan dogAPSOAAcross 30: The "Splendid Splinter"TEDAAcross 31: Libyan law enforcers?TRIPOLICEWOMENAAcross 34: DrupePEACHAAcross 36: TrigNEATAAcross 38: ___ de plumeNOMAAcross 39: Former Hyde Park residentSARAAAcross 40: Liech. neighborAUSAAcross 42: Feet: Fr.PIEDSAAcross 44: Part of NATOATLAAcross 45: Dustin Hoffman roleRATSOAAcross 50: New Jersey money changers?REDBANKTELLERSAAcross 55: AssignsALLOTSAAcross 56: American BeautyROSEAAcross 57: Sydney Pollack film: 1982TOOTSIEAAcross 58: Hyson, e.g.TEAAAcross 60: Omahas' homesLODGESAAcross 61: Place for an aspiring lt.OCSAAcross 62: Fish trapEELPOTAAcross 63: "Ode to ___": CollinsFEARAAcross 64: English scholar: 18th centuryBROOMEAAcross 65: Fourth EstateTHEPRESSAAcross 67: Angel's sign of joySROAAcross 69: Farm adjunctSHEDAAcross 71: Basis of std. timeGMTAAcross 72: Bell ringer, at timesSEXTONAAcross 73: EnraptureIMPARADISEAAcross 77: Vaudeville familyFOYSAAcross 78: W. Hemisphere groupOASAAcross 79: German U.N. employee?BERLINGUISTAAcross 81: Luckman of football fameSIDAAcross 82: E. Indian herbsTILSAAcross 84: Michigan entertainers?LANSINGERSAAcross 85: PasteSTRASSAAcross 88: French explorerACOAAcross 89: Cry heard at St. AndrewsFOREAAcross 90: Burns's alwaysE'ERAAcross 91: SagenessSAPIENCEAAcross 93: Entertain sumptuouslyREGALEAAcross 95: BombastRANTAAcross 98: Tec, at timesTAILERAAcross 100: Use a Mason jarCANAAcross 101: Fidel's friendsAMIGOSAAcross 102: Vein's gloryOREAAcross 102: Vein's gloryORE.AAcross 103: Member of some familiesADOPTEEAAcross 105: Sideswipe reminderDENTAAcross 106: Certain alley buttonsRESETSAAcross 107: Russian ranch hands?MOSCOWPUNCHERSAAcross 110: Procedures before a dealANTESAAcross 111: Clarence or DorisDAYAAcross 113: Lucy Ricardo's friendETHELAAcross 114: Norse underworld queenHELAAcross 115: Expressions of surpriseAHASAAcross 117: Nice friendAMIAAcross 118: Reduce a feverLYSEAAcross 121: News featureRECAPAAcross 125: Ohio coachman?COLUMBUSDRIVERAAcross 131: Requisite for a good R.N.TLCAAcross 133: Dippy or dottyGAGAAAcross 134: Hot spotOVENAAcross 135: C'est-___ (that is to say)ADIREAAcross 136: Turkish hotel V.I.P.?ADIYAMANAGERAAcross 139: An elementLEADAAcross 140: PitchRESINAAcross 141: Theologian's principleTENETAAcross 142: StrongPOTENTAAcross 143: Sight from the Ponte VecchioARNOAAcross 144: Feather grassSTIPAAAcross 145: M.I.T. gradsENGRSAAcross 146: Wields or strivesEXERTSDDown 1: RowSCRAPDDown 2: Figure of speechTROPEDDown 3: La Croce ___ (Red Cross, in Italy)ROSSADDown 4: Parade of a sortAUTOCADEDDown 5: Pvt.'s home away from homeUSODDown 6: Amish, e.g.SECTDDown 7: Start of a kindergarten refrainABCDEDDown 8: Kabul currencyPULDDown 9: Most comelyPRETTIESTDDown 10: N.Y. lineLIRRDDown 11: LightENKINDLEDDown 12: ___ Thurmond of S.C.STROMDDown 13: Snooker, e.g.POOLDDown 14: Meredith's "The ___"EGOISTDDown 15: ScaramouchRASCALDDown 16: Verse formMETERDDown 17: Game having chukkersPOLODDown 18: TamiroffAKIMDDown 19: Viatmin C sourceLIMEDDown 20: PicayunishMEANDDown 26: Author KeseyKENDDown 26: Author KeseyKEN.DDown 32: StancePOSEDDown 33: Aggressive tyrantWARLORDDDown 35: Center of interestHUBDDown 37: ProneAPTTODDown 41: Glossy fabricSATEENDDown 43: Samuel's teacherELIDDown 44: On the MarmaraASEADDown 46: Actor RayALDODDown 47: African entertainer?TOGOGODANCERDDown 48: Like some grassesSTEMMYDDown 49: Aryan people of CaucasiaOSSETSDDown 50: Author de la ___ROCHEDDown 51: English therapist, perhaps?ESSEXOLOGISTDDown 52: Cambodian familyNOLSDDown 53: Keystone ___ of early filmsKOPSDDown 54: Tpk.RTEDDown 55: Pulitzer Prize dramatist: 1967ALBEEDDown 56: MoldersROTSDDown 59: Musical upbeatARSISDDown 62: Symposium topic, for PlatoEROSDDown 63: Bloomery workerFORGERDDown 66: Sch. groupsPTASDDown 67: Small electronic organSPINETDDown 68: Deer playgroundRANGEDDown 70: White House monogramHSTDDown 73: Apr. collectorsIRSDDown 74: II x DXXV + IMLIDDown 75: Otic: Comb. formAURDDown 76: Prefix for play or bandDISDDown 77: Type of flyFIREDDown 79: ImpedimentBARDDown 80: Resolution time in ToledoENERODDown 81: PotherSTIRDDown 82: "___-boom-de-ré"TARARADDown 83: Kitchen visitors of yoreICEMENDDown 84: Loamy depositLOESSDDown 85: Drama-school subjectSPEECHDDown 86: Radar displaysSCANSDDown 87: TransmittedSENTDDown 89: VagrantsFLOTSAMDDown 91: In ___ (in position)SITUDDown 92: Danish measure of lengthALENDDown 94: U.S. author: 1909–55AGEEDDown 96: HostARMYDDown 97: Avant-garde memberNEODDown 98: Bathroom fixtureTOWEL RINGDDown 99: Put to useAPPLYDDown 103: Cause to functionACTIVATEDDown 104: Scale note: Var.DOHDDown 105: DeputizeDELEGATEDDown 108: Trucking rigSEMIDDown 109: PronounHERDDown 111: "Sapho" and "Jack" authorDAUDETDDown 112: Town near PerugiaASSISIDDown 116: GirdersHBARSDDown 117: Type of theaterARENADDown 119: S.o.'s and e.r.a.STATSDDown 120: WahooELMDDown 122: Bird, e.g.CAGERDDown 123: Mole, maybeAGENTDDown 124: WidgetsPARTSDDown 125: Popular flavoringCOLADDown 126: Wireless wordOVERDDown 127: Not pinguidLEANDDown 128: RuinUNDODDown 129: Result when a tap isn't tip-topDRIPDDown 130: A Churchill successorEDENDDown 132: Horn, e.g.CAPEDDown 137: Suffix with law or sawYERDDown 138: Associate of LunaNOX