New York Times Answers - Sunday, 11th September 1983

There are 69 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 11th September 1983. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	"The Consul" heroine	MAGDA
AAcross 6:	___ Gay	ENOLA
AAcross 11:	Prefix with light	TWI
AAcross 14:	Knight's garb
AAcross 18:	Wickerwork material
AAcross 19:	Skirt inserts
AAcross 20:	Leather from sheepskin
AAcross 21:	Church calendar
AAcross 22:	Art letter
AAcross 24:	Focal point
AAcross 26:	Full of gusto
AAcross 27:	A for sore eyes	SIGHTUNSEEN
AAcross 29:	"On ___ Boat to China"	ASLOW
AAcross 32:	Musical sense
AAcross 34:	Blue Eagle meas.
AAcross 35:	Monotonous life style
AAcross 36:	Sideways
AAcross 37:	Worried	AFRET
AAcross 39:	Roi's mate	REINE
AAcross 43:	Part of the Pacific	CHINASEA
AAcross 46:	Ger.	TEUT
AAcross 47:	Less lenient
AAcross 49:	Curr. unit
AAcross 50:	Patterns
AAcross 52:	Footless
AAcross 53:	Homeless one, for short
AAcross 54:	Fleet
AAcross 57:	"of All Flesh"	LOSTTHEWAY
AAcross 59:	Copter's relative
AAcross 60:	Windflower
AAcross 62:	Laconic Pres.	CAL
AAcross 63:	Road shoulder
AAcross 64:	Type of prof	ASST
AAcross 65:	Roastmaster Martin's nickname
AAcross 66:	Like some silks
AAcross 68:	"I am monarch of ___ survey"	ALLI
AAcross 70:	Report-card foursome	ABCD
AAcross 72:	Redolence
AAcross 74:	"Dolce ___ niente"
AAcross 75:	Was far from cordial
AAcross 78:	Cotton quantity
AAcross 79:	"A in time . . . "	DROPSTITCH
AAcross 82:	Ravel's "La ___"
AAcross 83:	Explorer Johnson	OSA
AAcross 84:	"When I was ___"	ALAD
AAcross 85:	Japan's largest island
AAcross 86:	Agcy. Eric Johnson headed	ESA
AAcross 87:	Be bratty
AAcross 89:	Eke Crater locale
AAcross 90:	Municipal officials
AAcross 94:	Succeed
AAcross 95:	Short narrative
AAcross 96:	Unreasonable
AAcross 97:	Postal abbr.	RLO
AAcross 99:	Take an unfair share
AAcross 100:	Serling or Laver
AAcross 103:	In agreement
AAcross 104:	"Tell, in mournful numbers": Longfellow
AAcross 109:	"___ evil . . . "	SEENO
AAcross 111:	American inventor
AAcross 112:	"upon a time . . . "	ONCEREMOVED
AAcross 118:	So be it
AAcross 119:	Eternally
AAcross 120:	Wild hogs
AAcross 121:	Dissimulation of a sort
AAcross 122:	Wagnerian tetralogy
AAcross 123:	Glowing
AAcross 124:	White-plumed bird
AAcross 125:	Perfume the air
DDown 1:	P. Wylie's target
DDown 2:	"___ was going to . . . "	ASI
DDown 3:	James Jones heroes
DDown 4:	___ Moines, Iowa
DDown 5:	Site of Horse Mesa Dam
DDown 6:	Fowl products
DDown 7:	Nick of films	NOLTE
DDown 8:	Indic language
DDown 9:	Actor Cariou	LEN
DDown 10:	Invites
DDown 11:	Astaire-Rogers film: 1935
DDown 12:	Bide one's time
DDown 13:	Bring on oneself
DDown 14:	Chiller heavy
DDown 15:	TV's Johnson	ARTE
DDown 16:	Brainstorm in Brest
DDown 17:	Bereft, old style
DDown 20:	Emulate Miss Otis
DDown 23:	Tritons
DDown 25:	Habituated
DDown 28:	Flood
DDown 29:	Cinders collector
DDown 30:	"A Touch of"	SKIPPEDCLASS
DDown 31:	County in Sweden
DDown 33:	Sound heard in a parade
DDown 33:	Sound heard in a parade
DDown 36:	Kin of the sunfish	ACARA
DDown 38:	"Then I like some watcher of the skies": Keats	FELTLEFTOUT
DDown 40:	"A for All Seasons"	INVISIBLEMAN
DDown 41:	Approaches
DDown 42:	Bane of grain
DDown 44:	Haste, in Hanover	EILE
DDown 45:	Fuss
DDown 47:	Box
DDown 48:	Busy Yuletide person
DDown 51:	Steep slope
DDown 52:	In wonder of
DDown 55:	Chemical compound
DDown 56:	Pasquale or Giovanni
DDown 58:	Germany's first First Family: 1919–25	EBERTS
DDown 59:	Emperor after Nero	GALBA
DDown 61:	Kind of soup
DDown 66:	Artist Grant
DDown 67:	Mount or Prince
DDown 69:	Murray Schisgal play
DDown 70:	Domicile
DDown 71:	Street of songdom
DDown 73:	Cart
DDown 75:	Synagogue
DDown 76:	Early ascetic
DDown 77:	Silas ___, U.S. patriot	DEANE
DDown 80:	Yoruban deity	SHANGO
DDown 81:	Half or third of a dance
DDown 84:	Poplars
DDown 88:	Book by Philip Roth	OURGANG
DDown 89:	Dog that barks at Luna
DDown 91:	A Keaton	DIANE
DDown 92:	Relating to insects
DDown 93:	Army V.I.P. in charge of provisions	RSO
DDown 95:	Masticated
DDown 98:	Second of two
DDown 101:	Levant or Hammerstein
DDown 102:	Steel-plow pioneer
DDown 104:	Dread
DDown 105:	Noted Italian film director	OLMI
DDown 106:	Zilch, to Pierre	RIEN
DDown 107:	Budge
DDown 108:	Start of a famous soliloquy	TOBE
DDown 110:	Once, once
DDown 113:	Ale's cousin
DDown 114:	Mispickel or bauxite
DDown 114:	Mispickel or bauxite
DDown 115:	Otto ___ Bismarck	VON
DDown 116:	Em followers
DDown 117:	Recolor