New York Times Answers - Sunday, 25th December 1983 There are 82 across clues and 83 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 25th December 1983. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Kiddie's footTOOTSYAAcross 7: OodlesSCADSAAcross 12: Cases for small articlesETUISAAcross 17: Sagan or SandburgCARLAAcross 21: HangnestORIOLEAAcross 22: Commandment verbCOVETAAcross 23: Traffic signARROWAAcross 24: MargarineOLEOAAcross 25: "___ Talk," Doris Day filmPILLOWAAcross 26: Board for a mediumOUIJAAAcross 27: Roi's mateREINEAAcross 28: Marquand's sleuthMOTOAAcross 29: Words by Edward CaswallHAILTHOUEVERBLESSEDMORNAAcross 33: Mass. capeANNAAcross 34: Kind of glassHOURAAcross 35: "Betty ___," 1930 songCO-EDAAcross 35: "Betty ___," 1930 songCOEDAAcross 36: Three-legged standTEAPOYAAcross 37: LabelsTAGSAAcross 39: CheckSTEMAAcross 41: Grand ___ (Rocky Mt. peak)TETONAAcross 43: GrovelFAWNAAcross 44: GrantedAWARDEDAAcross 47: Ninth Islamic monthRAMADANAAcross 49: AttractedDREWAAcross 53: Like a bullTAURINEAAcross 56: ColorlessDRABAAcross 58: Composer of "The Seasons"HAYDNAAcross 60: Former U.S. agcy.OPAAAcross 61: PossessingOWNINGAAcross 62: DodgeELUDEAAcross 63: "___ armes, citoyens!"AUXAAcross 64: Of milkLACTICAAcross 66: U.S.A. memberWACAAcross 67: Chaplin propCANEAAcross 69: Fiddle with a guitarSTRUMAAcross 71: "___ Road," Caldwell novelTOBACCOAAcross 72: Atlas abbr.ISLAAcross 73: Alecto, for oneERINYSAAcross 75: PunchHITAAcross 76: EnjoySAVORAAcross 77: Words from a Czechoslovak carolTHENLETUSALLMOSTMERRYBEAAcross 84: Old calculatorsABACIAAcross 85: Shubert or StrasbergLEEAAcross 86: Kind of paceSNAILSAAcross 87: MOMA offeringARTAAcross 88: "He that ___ his rod . . . ": ProverbsSPARETHAAcross 91: ZeroAUGHTAAcross 93: SoleONLYAAcross 94: CheerRAHAAcross 95: Ancient scrollsPAPYRIAAcross 96: ExplosiveTNTAAcross 97: PitchersEWERSAAcross 99: BasswoodLINDENAAcross 102: Actress MacGrawALIAAcross 103: GemstoneTOPAZAAcross 105: MonasticMONKAAcross 106: Painter of "Guernica"PICASSOAAcross 107: FlingTOSSAAcross 109: Some colonistsNUDISTSAAcross 112: CalmsSEDATESAAcross 114: GonePASTAAcross 116: City on the MissouriOMAHAAAcross 118: Fast timeLENTAAcross 119: Dostoyevsky's "___ Youth"ARAWAAcross 123: Ancient ItaliansOSCANSAAcross 126: Have ___ for (wish evil to)ITINAAcross 127: A DumasFILSAAcross 129: Topsy's playmateEVAAAcross 130: Words from a Sussex carolGLORYTOGODANDPEACETOMENAAcross 137: ConnectLINKAAcross 138: Manlike ape, for shortORANGAAcross 139: Early father of twinsISAACAAcross 140: Wife abandoned by ParisOENONEAAcross 141: All the same: Fr.EGALAAcross 142: Remove a ship's upper deckRAZEEAAcross 143: ScandinaviansNORSEAAcross 144: Adjective for intransitive verbsNEUTERAAcross 145: OverDONEAAcross 146: Long forYEARNAAcross 147: PunkiesGNATSAAcross 148: Some FordsEDSELSDDown 1: Formal wearTOP HATDDown 2: Epithet for Elizabeth IORIANADDown 3: LubricationOILINGDDown 4: Kind of booth or bridgeTOLLDDown 5: Slow animalSLOTHDDown 6: "___ now proclaim Messiah's birth"YEWHOSANGCREATIONSSTORYDDown 7: ScrubbedSCOUREDDDown 8: Autosuggestion pioneer: 1857–1926COUEDDown 9: Tel ___AVIVDDown 10: DisheartenDEJECTDDown 11: Words from a Polish carolSTAROERBETHLEHEMSHININGDDown 12: Eden's domainEARLDOMDDown 13: Bumbo or cacaoTREEDDown 14: "Exodus" authorURISDDown 15: Charged particlesIONSDDown 16: Words from "Song of the Crib"SWEETANDLOVELYLITTLEONEDDown 17: OrderCOMMANDDDown 18: Throw for ___ (flabbergast)ALOOPDDown 19: Type of rocketRETRODDown 20: BatsLOONYDDown 30: EccentricOUTREDDown 31: Greek letterBETADDown 32: Mountain ___ (moonshine)DEWDDown 38: Draped garmentSARIDDown 40: PotpourrisMEDLEYSDDown 42: Book of the BibleNAHUMDDown 43: FairyFAYDDown 45: PrevailWINDDown 46: Actress JoanneDRUDDown 48: French spaDAXDDown 50: Campus org.ROTCDDown 51: HeroicEPICDDown 52: Site of Baylor U.WACODDown 53: NamelyTO WITDDown 54: OverflowingAWASHDDown 55: Family memberUNCLEDDown 57: Certain personalsADSDDown 59: Gomer Pyle's real nameNABORSDDown 62: This is not joie de vivreENNUIDDown 63: Kissel and MarmonAUTOSDDown 65: Singer VikkiCARRDDown 68: Gee followerAITCHDDown 70: EdgeRIMDDown 71: Dravidian languageTAMILDDown 73: Colo. peakELBERTDDown 74: French greetingSALUTDDown 76: Nixon's first Sec. of CommerceSTANSDDown 78: Not one, country styleNARYDDown 79: Triangle sideLEGDDown 80: Breather of a sortSNORKELDDown 81: CompoundsYARDSDDown 82: Highlanders' hillsidesBRAESDDown 83: Race: Comb. formETHNODDown 88: Lovers' quarrelSPATDDown 89: ___ AltoPALODDown 90: Bee genusAPISDDown 91: Beachhead of W.W. IIANZIODDown 92: Word with step or timeTWODDown 96: Young oneTADDDown 98: Naval off.ENSDDown 100: Rosalynn Sumners's milieuICEDDown 101: Space org.NASADDown 104: Half a motorboat soundPUTDDown 106: Kind of buttonPANICDDown 108: ScintillateSPARKLEDDown 110: Little bitSMIDGENDDown 111: Bye-byeTATADDown 113: MarsDEFACESDDown 115: SomeANYDDown 117: "Dombey ___"ANDSONDDown 120: Far offREMOTEDDown 121: Family name in Scott's "The Monastery"AVENELDDown 122: Baseball's Big and Little PoisonWANERSDDown 123: Flirted, in a wayOGLEDDDown 124: Irish countySLIGODDown 125: Middle name of author DoyleCONANDDown 128: ChargerSTEEDDDown 131: Anglo-Saxon coinsORAEDDown 132: Where Samson diedGAZADDown 133: StandoutONERDDown 134: State of BrazilPARADDown 135: Cardinal pointEASTDDown 136: ObligationONUS