New York Times Answers - Sunday, 5th June 1983 There are 70 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 5th June 1983. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: RelinquishDEMITAAcross 6: StudiedREADAAcross 10: Signal the doctorBEEPAAcross 14: ElderlyAGEDAAcross 18: Writer CalvinoITALOAAcross 19: Made goo-goo eyesOGLEDAAcross 21: Kind of chordOCTAAAcross 22: Pedro's parlorSALAAAcross 23: Floral bunchDOZENAAcross 24: Veal cutlet styleWIENER SCHNITZELAAcross 27: Certain majorityONEAAcross 28: Caesar's bad dayIDESAAcross 30: OccupiedIN USEAAcross 31: Money on a grand scale?DOREMIAAcross 32: Overboard goodsLAGANAAcross 34: PilarHAIRYAAcross 35: Flower partPETALAAcross 36: Lotions for bruisesWITCHHAZELSAAcross 39: Detroit boo-boosRECALLSAAcross 41: Cancel an undertakingABORTAAcross 42: Faulkner heroANSEAAcross 43: Memorable stage duoLUNTSAAcross 44: Airport abbr.ETAAAcross 46: SeverRIVEAAcross 47: Actor DulleaKEIRAAcross 49: Japanese nativeAINUAAcross 50: Swiss capitalBERNAAcross 51: Hosp. peopleMDSAAcross 52: Announcer for Burns and AllenHARRYVONZELLAAcross 56: ___ St. Lawrence (G.B.S. residence)AYOTAAcross 57: Coat with plasterPARGEAAcross 58: "En ___ Natt," Ingrid Bergman filmENDAAAcross 59: Nap-raising plantsTEASELSAAcross 61: Run outEXPIREAAcross 64: PseudologistsLIARSAAcross 65: With enthusiasmAVIDLYAAcross 66: Snack foodPRETZELAAcross 68: Sand's "___ et Lui"ELLEAAcross 69: Living-room pieceDIVANAAcross 71: PledgeOATHAAcross 72: Beet used as fodderMANGEL-WURZELAAcross 72: Beet used as fodderMANGELWURZELAAcross 75: HaircutBOBAAcross 78: TintsDYESAAcross 79: King of reckoningDEADAAcross 80: Burnsian turndownsNAESAAcross 81: Wife of ZeusHERAAAcross 82: Ending for mountainE'ERAAcross 83: Sales pitchSPIELAAcross 85: DeclineSLIPAAcross 87: LabyrinthsMAZESAAcross 88: Pinned, in a wayDOWELEDAAcross 90: Birds called "dippers"WATEROUZELSAAcross 93: Greek lettersZETASAAcross 94: Emulate ZayakSKATEAAcross 96: Atelier standEASELAAcross 97: CaseousCHEESYAAcross 99: Battle with sicknessSIEGEAAcross 100: AgainstANTIAAcross 101: Went out frontLEDAAcross 104: Subject of a Milford biographyZELDAFITZGERALDAAcross 107: Mubarak's cityCAIROAAcross 109: CompetentABLEAAcross 110: Unicorn fishUNIEAAcross 111: Sad Sack's girlfriendSADIEAAcross 112: "Tomorrow" girlANNIEAAcross 113: BentREEDAAcross 114: Dress meat for cookingLARDAAcross 115: Norman of TV fameLEARAAcross 116: Light beerLAGERDDown 1: PrankDIDODDown 2: Preppy English schoolETONDDown 3: Certain expressions of good wishesMAZELTOVSDDown 4: Elba, to NapoleonILEDDown 5: Time when "we love"TONIGHTDDown 6: "Ivanhoe" ladyROWENADDown 7: SponsorshipEGISDDown 8: Hood's drinkALEDDown 9: RefutationsDENIALSDDown 10: OfficiousBOSSYDDown 11: Behold, to PilateECCEDDown 12: Numerical endingETHDDown 13: Complete treatisePANDECTDDown 14: StarlikeASTRALDDown 15: Having lustrous, expressive orbsGAZELLEEYEDDDown 16: Kind of sch.ELEMDDown 17: "Portrait of Gala" artistDALIDDown 20: Darcel of filmsDENISEDDown 25: Robots of literatureRURDDown 26: BitsIOTASDDown 29: Telegrapher's dashDAHDDown 33: Israeli portACREDDown 34: One of the MorgansHENRYDDown 35: Next-to-last syllablePENULTDDown 36: CordialWARMDDown 37: Footnote abbr.IBID.DDown 38: Third-world nationZAIREDDown 39: Finnish poemRUNEDDown 40: ConstitutionalSTROLLDDown 43: Minnelli et al.LIZASDDown 45: All hopped upANTSYDDown 47: ___ Abdul-JabbarKAREEMDDown 48: Work unitERGDDown 49: A brother-in-law of DianaANDREWDDown 50: SinkBASINDDown 52: Mountain chain in GermanyHARZDDown 53: HiddenVEILEDDDown 54: ___ fours (creeping)ONALLDDown 55: Fall pickupLEAVESDDown 57: Soft centersPITHSDDown 60: Of grandparentsAVALDDown 61: Lyric compositionEPODEDDown 62: Examined, in a wayXRAYEDDDown 63: Pro football V.I.P.PETEROZELLEDDown 64: Kind of tenderLEGALDDown 67: Start of a speechLADIESDDown 69: Hang in loose foldsDRAPEDDown 70: Ending for materialIZEDDown 73: DestitutionNEEDDDown 74: ConnectUNITEDDown 75: Making a slanted edgingBEZELLINGDDown 76: Russian grain marketORELDDown 77: Lake fishBASSDDown 81: HarassHAZEDDown 83: ___ trap (prepares to snare)SETSADDown 84: FrolicsomePLAYFULDDown 85: Shaping toolsSWAGESDDown 86: N.F.L. playLATERALDDown 87: "Evita" is oneMUSICALDDown 89: Did some gardeningWEEDEDDDown 91: SubmitRENDERDDown 92: Kind of grassOATDDown 94: Glazed, in a waySIZEDDDown 95: Pub itemKEGDDown 97: EmperorCZARDDown 98: Goddess of youthHEBEDDown 99: WakenSTIRDDown 100: Inter ___ALIADDown 102: Coloratura MillsERIEDDown 103: Active oneDOERDDown 105: "___ Mist," 1928 piano soloINADDown 106: He wrote "The College Widow"ADEDDown 108: A follower of SantaANA