New York Times Answers - Sunday, 2nd October 1983 There are 83 across clues and 89 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 2nd October 1983. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: MendaciousFALSEAAcross 6: Walk through puddlesSLOSHAAcross 11: AgileSPRYAAcross 15: Bogart roleSPADEAAcross 20: ExpectAWAITAAcross 21: LacedaemonSPARTAAAcross 22: Creator of Mrs. Sarah BattleELIAAAcross 23: CalumetsPIPESAAcross 24: Film-festival dance?CANNESCANCANAAcross 26: Crazy stratagem?CUCKOOCOUPAAcross 28: Son-in-law of ElonESAUAAcross 29: Pop singer ClaptonERICAAcross 30: Leave in the lurchDITCHAAcross 32: Targets for NessHOODSAAcross 33: The one hereTHISAAcross 34: Strike locationLANEAAcross 35: Hooch holderFLASKAAcross 36: DispatchedSENTAAcross 37: GingerPEPAAcross 38: Hawthorne's birthplaceSALEMAAcross 40: Die faceONE-SPOTAAcross 44: CalculatedRECKONEDAAcross 49: North African-Scottish accent?BERBERBURRAAcross 53: Grand ___ OpryOLEAAcross 54: Belong toINHEREAAcross 55: Woeful cryALASAAcross 57: SudatorySWEATYAAcross 58: Kind of jerkSODAAAcross 59: IdolizeADOREAAcross 60: Just pickedFRESHAAcross 61: Eastern EuropeanESTHAAcross 62: Alternate of a sortOTHERAAcross 63: BurgTOWNAAcross 64: Mussolini portrayer in a 1940 filmOAKIEAAcross 65: It was good for BuckEARTHAAcross 67: Uses shearsSNIPSAAcross 68: Parabolic pathARCAAcross 69: Part of A.M.ANTEAAcross 70: Think upDEVISEAAcross 72: Conn manPILOTAAcross 73: High-tails itHASTENSAAcross 76: Showed the wayLEDAAcross 77: Opposite of de jureDE FACTOAAcross 80: Anatomical trunkAORTAAAcross 81: Bordeaux productCLARETAAcross 84: Trevi throwawaysLIREAAcross 85: "___ we but world enough . . . ": MarvellHADAAcross 88: PounceSWOOPAAcross 89: ContaminateTAINTAAcross 90: Ho predecessorHEAVEAAcross 92: Capital of Western SamoaAPIAAAcross 93: AMPAS giveawayOSCARAAcross 94: AdditionalMOREAAcross 95: Mountain spurARETEAAcross 96: Crop killerFROSTAAcross 97: German valleyRUHRAAcross 98: Diamond measuresCARATSAAcross 100: HueTONEAAcross 101: One of the Pelican State nativesCREOLEAAcross 102: Latin I verbAMOAAcross 103: German candy?BONNBONBONAAcross 105: Covered old groundREHASHEDAAcross 107: This ends via time or useNEWNESSAAcross 109: Ready for battleARMEDAAcross 111: KindledLITAAcross 112: Netman NastaseILIEAAcross 113: Ancient astrologerMAGUSAAcross 115: OverlookOMITAAcross 117: Church alcoveAPSEAAcross 121: Mideast capitalAMMANAAcross 123: Choir divisionBASSIAAcross 124: Art style of the 20's and 30'sDECOAAcross 125: DeclaredSAIDAAcross 126: Farewell to a Hoosier Democrat?BYEBYEBAYHAAcross 128: Prison social event?SINGSINGSINGAAcross 132: DipperLADLEAAcross 133: Century plantALOEAAcross 134: Renan or SetonERNESTAAcross 135: Coppers for CopperfieldPENCEAAcross 136: Drew backSHIEDAAcross 137: Sea swallowTERNAAcross 138: Long and thinREEDYAAcross 139: Mink's cousinOTTERDDown 1: Gem surfaceFACETDDown 2: FloodedAWASHDDown 3: Hawaiian porchLANAIDDown 4: AntrumSINUSDDown 5: Tours seasonETEDDown 6: Sixteenth-century powerSPAINDDown 7: Lists weaponsLANCESDDown 8: GrampusORCDDown 9: RR stopSTADDown 10: Boxing secondHANDLERDDown 11: DenominationsSECTSDDown 12: GritPLUCKDDown 13: In the chipsRICHDDown 14: Tibetan oxYAKDDown 15: When he botched words, he watched birdsSPOONERDDown 16: Ornamental loopsPICOTSDDown 17: Snake, for oneAPODDDown 18: ___ ex machinaDEUSDDown 19: Second sight, for shortE.S.P.DDown 19: Second sight, for shortESPDDown 21: DifficultySCRAPEDDown 25: Moon goddessSELENEDDown 27: W. S. PorterO. HENRYDDown 31: Metrical feetIAMBSDDown 35: Pound sought by ShylockFLESHDDown 36: Bottom of the mapSOUTHDDown 37: Skin openingPOREDDown 39: Cast downABASEDDDown 41: Deride Winnie?POOHPOOHPOOHDDown 42: FirstbornOLDESTDDown 43: Eye dropTEARDDown 44: Cowboy's ropeRIATADDown 45: Witch of ___ENDORDDown 46: Dog food?CHOWCHOWCHOWDDown 47: "Show Boat" composerKERNDDown 48: Shade inDARKENDDown 50: Washstand appurtenancesEWERSDDown 51: Took fiveRESTEDDDown 52: Balneal activityBATHDDown 56: Souvenir of HiloLEIDDown 58: Marsh birdSTILTDDown 60: LotFATEDDown 62: In the bagONICEDDown 64: At handON TAPDDown 65: Turn inside outEVERTDDown 66: Staff memberAIDEDDown 67: Ten in two on an alleySPAREDDown 69: First woman to sit in ParliamentASTORDDown 71: VerveELANDDown 74: BellowingAROARDDown 75: Deified beetleSCARABDDown 78: Noisy beetleELATERDDown 79: Quitting time, for someFIVEDDown 80: Take for grantedASSUMEDDown 82: Rest at anchorLIETODDown 83: Royal roostTHRONEDDown 86: Bridal pathAISLEDDown 87: Behind the timesDATEDDDown 89: RivenTORNDDown 91: Dusk, to DonneE'ENDDown 91: Dusk, to DonneEENDDown 92: Father of HippolyteARESDDown 93: Algerian portORANDDown 94: ParsonageMANSEDDown 95: Molecule constituentsATOMSDDown 96: Sigma Chi, e.g.FRATDDown 98: Trigonometry wordCOSINEDDown 99: CatchesSNAGSDDown 101: Agora wearCHITONDDown 103: Fastened, nauticallyBELAYEDDDown 104: Bully or boxerBRUISERDDown 106: Draw outELICITDDown 108: Mentally quickNIMBLEDDown 110: SidesteppedDODGEDDDown 113: BurgomasterMAYORDDown 114: CinereousASHENDDown 116: Not shipshapeMESSYDDown 117: Plus factorASSETDDown 118: Canvas coveringPAINTDDown 119: Inasmuch asSINCEDDown 120: Garden toolEDGERDDown 121: Indian maidAYAHDDown 122: Middle: PrefixMEDIDDown 123: Cotton unitBALEDDown 126: Librarian's deg.BLSDDown 127: Cave dwellerBATDDown 129: High dudgeonIREDDown 130: Compass pointNNEDDown 131: Where ltrs. come and goGPO