New York Times Answers - Sunday, 10th July 1983 There are 81 across clues and 88 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 10th July 1983. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: RICH MANMIDASAAcross 6: Member of the lily familyALOEAAcross 10: Indian mountain passGHATAAcross 14: U.S.S.R. riverURALAAcross 18: Betel palmARECAAAcross 19: LymnaeidSNAILAAcross 20: Deep-sea diving pioneerBEEBEAAcross 21: Cordial flavoringANISEAAcross 22: DOCTORHENRYJEKYLLAAcross 24: CHIEFRODERICKDHUAAcross 26: Resident of Green GablesANNEAAcross 27: "Gasoline ___"ALLEYAAcross 28: Twilled fabricSERGEAAcross 29: Word with scandal or ironMONGERAAcross 30: Marshal at WaterlooNEYAAcross 31: Steve Ovett is oneMILERAAcross 32: Milieu for DrewSTAGEAAcross 33: More agileSPRIERAAcross 34: Eastern EuropeansPOLESAAcross 35: Italian violinmakerAMATIAAcross 36: ConcerningANENTAAcross 37: Less impassionedSOBERERAAcross 40: SAILORENOCHARDENAAcross 42: CallowayCABAAcross 45: AcknowledgedAVOWEDAAcross 46: Furniture stuffingFLOCKAAcross 47: Phone buttonHOLDAAcross 48: Shade of blueYALEAAcross 49: DefamationLIBELAAcross 50: Shoot randomlyPLINKAAcross 51: SpinTWIRLAAcross 53: Cuttlefish inkSEPIAAAcross 54: Thrice minus twiceONCEAAcross 55: Reputed to beSAIDAAcross 56: Without, in WürzburgOHNEAAcross 57: Photographic equipmentPLATESAAcross 58: For eachPERAAcross 59: One of an identical pairTWEEDLEDEEAAcross 63: Au ___ (in the know)COURANTAAcross 64: ConcursAGREESAAcross 67: BucolicRURALAAcross 68: GraduatesALUMNIAAcross 69: Kind of tireRETREADAAcross 71: LAWYERPERRY MASONAAcross 73: SnoozeNAPAAcross 76: Go overEXCEEDAAcross 77: Scottish hillsideBRAEAAcross 78: Take care ofMINDAAcross 79: London galleryTATEAAcross 80: Region south of the SaharaSAHELAAcross 81: "If seven ___ . . . "MAIDSAAcross 82: Hammett detectiveSPADEAAcross 84: Western lakeTAHOEAAcross 85: Leave outOMITAAcross 86: Poet TeasdaleSARAAAcross 87: "I ___ Freedom": KravchenkoCHOSEAAcross 88: Useful metallic elementCOBALTAAcross 89: A period from late Apr. to late Oct.DSTAAcross 90: THIEFPROMETHEUSAAcross 93: CarpQUIBBLEAAcross 94: Whence sherry comesSPAINAAcross 96: Thin layerSHEETAAcross 97: Daisy Mae, to Li'l AbnerPURTYAAcross 98: Van Gogh's "The Potato ___"EATERSAAcross 100: ___ as a beetASREDAAcross 101: IntegumentsARILSAAcross 102: BEGGARMANPEWAAcross 105: SuddenABRUPTAAcross 106: SullySMEARAAcross 107: Cardamom, e.g.SPICEAAcross 108: Drink used in Vedic ritualsSOMAAAcross 109: SOLDIERTOMMYATKINSAAcross 111: DOCTORJOHNHWATSONAAcross 113: Königsberger ___ (German meatball)KLOPSAAcross 114: Hoisting machineWINCHAAcross 115: Kramden's mateALICEAAcross 116: Sudra or VaisyaCASTEAAcross 117: UnsubstantialAIRYAAcross 118: SiouxOTOEAAcross 119: StyleMODEAAcross 120: At bayTREEDDDown 1: U.S. naval historianMAHANDDown 2: "Goodnight, ___"IRENEDDown 3: Actor Reginald ___DENNYDDown 4: Measure of areaACREDDown 5: Shakespearean lordSAYDDown 6: TarsiANKLESDDown 7: Section of a cakeLAYERDDown 8: UnctuousOILYDDown 9: Old cloth measureELLDDown 10: Brown girlGEORGIADDown 11: Ambiguous statementHEDGEDDown 12: Busy as ___ABEEDDown 13: Atlas abbr.TERDDown 14: RavelUNKNITDDown 15: HogbackRIDGEDDown 16: Jacob's eighth sonASHERDDown 17: Their, in ToursLEURDDown 19: VendorSELLERDDown 20: Slight breezeBREATHDDown 21: Squirrel's tidbitACORNDDown 23: In the calabooseJAILEDDDown 25: Loom in the futureIMPENDDDown 28: Arrangement of chipsSTACKDDown 31: Edible mushroomMORELDDown 32: Loose outer garmentSMOCKDDown 33: Fish-line attachmentSNELLDDown 34: FlycatcherPEWEEDDown 35: PresentlyANONDDown 35: PresentlyANON.DDown 36: RevereADOREDDown 37: ShropshireSALOPDDown 38: SheeplikeOVINEDDown 39: POOR MANBOBCRATCHITDDown 40: SuppressELIDEDDown 41: ESP pioneerRHINEDDown 42: SAILORCAPTAINAHABDDown 43: PeregrineALIENDDown 44: Aesop characterBEASTDDown 46: Moves swiftlyFLIESDDown 48: LongYEARNDDown 50: Handled clumsilyPAWEDDDown 51: "He who can call ___ his own": DrydenTODAYDDown 52: Submerge; engulfWHELMDDown 53: Urban-renewal targetSLUMDDown 55: Stand one in good ___STEADDDown 57: Use a pestlePOUNDDDown 60: AngstDREADDDown 61: InveiglesLURESDDown 62: Go wrongERRDDown 63: Genetic duplicateCLONEDDown 65: WelcomeGREETDDown 66: Scottish danceREELDDown 68: Stage directionASIDEDDown 69: Fix up the lawnRESODDDown 70: Profs' concoctionsEXAMSDDown 71: Cassandra's fatherPRIAMDDown 72: CollectAMASSDDown 74: Coral isleATOLLDDown 75: Calvin of the P.G.A.PEETEDDown 77: MagnateBARONDDown 79: Watered silkTABBYDDown 81: One of three Dutch paintersMARISDDown 82: He wrote "Muhammad Ali"SHEEDDDown 83: SulkPOUTDDown 84: "Sous les ___ de Paris," René Clair filmTOITSDDown 86: Ancient capital of LaconiaSPARTADDown 87: JoyCHEERDDown 88: Shore birdCURLEWDDown 91: Basic natureESSENCEDDown 92: BeatTHRASHDDown 93: ___ LorraineQUICHEDDown 94: Short and thickSTUMPYDDown 95: Restoration recorderPEPYSDDown 97: Fine fellowPRINCEDDown 98: Mezzo-soprano in "Dos Carlos"EBOLIDDown 99: ProtectionARMORDDown 100: ___ acidsAMINODDown 101: Plant pestAPHIDDDown 102: Hustlers after rustlersPOSSEDDown 103: Ham it upEMOTEDDown 104: DwindledWANEDDDown 105: Aleutian islandATKADDown 106: Short playSKITDDown 107: Finale in flight trainingSOLODDown 108: Betelgeuse, for oneSTARDDown 110: Company, proverbiallyTWODDown 111: ObstructJAMDDown 112: PretendACT