New York Times Answers - Sunday, 28th October 1984 There are 83 across clues and 82 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 28th October 1984. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Verdi productOPERAAAcross 6: Keats, e.g.ODISTAAcross 11: Giraffe's kinOKAPIAAcross 16: Actress DanielsBEBEAAcross 20: Kind of buttonPANICAAcross 21: Director ZeffirelliFRANCOAAcross 22: Ward offREPELAAcross 23: ___ DeoLAUSAAcross 24: Historic beginningEPOCHAAcross 25: "Ave Maria" is oneORISONAAcross 26: Dino's loveAMOREAAcross 27: VasesURNSAAcross 28: Discard; rejectCASHIERAAcross 30: Slapping soundSPLATAAcross 32: Ladd film: 1946OSSAAcross 33: 100 make a poundPENCEAAcross 34: Guiding spiritANGELAAcross 36: U.S. Vice President or Presidential candidateADLAI STEVENSONAAcross 39: Pro golfer or comedianGEORGE BURNSAAcross 43: Russian riverURALAAcross 44: Sash or African sorceryOBIAAcross 45: South African dollarRANDAAcross 46: NetworkRETEAAcross 47: English admiral or U.S. actorROBERTBLAKEAAcross 52: Saudi, e.g.ARABAAcross 53: Many millenniumsAEONAAcross 55: Allyson or LockhartJUNEAAcross 56: ___ Troy, Paris's prizeHELENOFAAcross 57: Bill of fareMENUCARDAAcross 60: EradicateERASEAAcross 62: Lake, to ByronMEREAAcross 63: Watchdog's warningGRRAAcross 64: Speak toADDRESSAAcross 65: Novelist O'FlahertyLIAMAAcross 66: Cambridge and Beverly Hills, e.g.DIETSAAcross 68: Iacocca or MarvinLEEAAcross 69: Kind of danceTAPAAcross 70: Stick-in-the-mudsFOGIESAAcross 72: Jet set's pet planeSSTAAcross 73: Part of the cropCREAMAAcross 75: U. of Florida teamGATORSAAcross 78: Colonist or former PatriotJOHN SMITHAAcross 80: PricklesTHORNSAAcross 81: ___-dale of Sherwood ForestALANAAAcross 82: Caesar-salad stapleCOSAAcross 83: EddyingSWIRLYAAcross 84: Bearskin, e.g.RUGAAcross 85: Gun a motorREVAAcross 86: SeraglioHAREMAAcross 88: Helm directionALEEAAcross 89: DescriesDETECTSAAcross 93: Suffix for BrooklynITEAAcross 94: DispatchSENDAAcross 95: RepeatedlyOFTENAAcross 97: Iowan city or Belgian townWATERLOOAAcross 98: SauntersSTROLLSAAcross 100: ___ were (so to speak)ASITAAcross 101: Kirghiz rangeALAIAAcross 103: AdmonishWARNAAcross 104: Buccaneer or comedianHENRY MORGANAAcross 106: FlubsERRSAAcross 108: MacLaine role: 1963IRMAAAcross 109: Whiz predecessorGEEAAcross 110: ___-de-boeufOEILAAcross 111: Comedian or former N.Y. mayorJIMMYWALKERAAcross 114: Explorer or actorSEBASTIAN CABOTAAcross 119: Kind of fry or potatoesSMALLAAcross 120: Potted one, perhapsPLANTAAcross 121: U.S.A.F. decorationDSCAAcross 122: LeavenYEASTAAcross 124: Decked outATTIREDAAcross 128: Italian wine districtASTIAAcross 129: "Mercure" composerSATIEAAcross 131: RingsANNULIAAcross 133: SelassieHAILEAAcross 134: Shakes a legHIESAAcross 135: Block of stampsSHEETAAcross 136: Slept "soundly"SNOREDAAcross 137: Rousseau novelEMILEAAcross 138: Aerie, e.g.NESTAAcross 139: Less desirableWORSEAAcross 140: Tiger colorTAWNYAAcross 141: Indian teaASSAMDDown 1: Yamani's org.OPECDDown 2: Hemingway's nicknamePAPADDown 3: Cabell or SlaughterENOSDDown 4: British explorer or late actorRICHARD BURTONDDown 5: LongingACHINGDDown 6: Governor of IndianaORRDDown 7: Lectern's localeDAISDDown 8: Harness, in Cape TownINSPANDDown 9: Dresses downSCOLDSDDown 10: Opposed to modalTONALDDown 11: MouthsORADDown 12: The Lone Ranger, to TontoKEMOSABEDDown 13: James or James, e.g.APOSTLEDDown 14: IntrinsicallyPER SEDDown 14: IntrinsicallyPERSEDDown 15: Suffix with ductILEDDown 16: Its source is Lake TanaBLUE NILEDDown 17: Gains gainsEARNSDDown 18: SwindleBUNCODDown 19: Clock inventor or German cityESSENDDown 21: AncestorsFOREBEARSDDown 29: "Rome of Hungary"EGERDDown 31: Zodiacal sign or Turkish mountain chainTAURUSDDown 33: Slingshot missilePEBBLEDDown 35: Played a pandurinaLUTEDDDown 37: Had pressing problemsIRONEDDDown 38: They may elect to electVOTERSDDown 39: Western U.S. grassGRAMADDown 40: Like a cornfieldEAREDDDown 41: ___ off (sporadically)ONANDDDown 42: Olds creationREODDown 48: Butler or actress in "G.W.T.W."RHETTDDown 49: FisherANGLERDDown 50: He likes Seoul foodKOREANDDown 51: Zimbalist and Zimbalist Jr.EFREMSDDown 54: Dobbin's denial?NEIGHDDown 55: Ex-Cabinet member or Scottish inventorJAMES WATTDDown 58: Brazilian coastal stateCEARADDown 59: UraeiASPSDDown 61: He portrayed David BelascoRAINSDDown 62: NettedMESHYDDown 65: SlackLOOSEDDown 67: Agave fiberISTLEDDown 70: Norwegian sightFJORDDDown 71: Chaplin songSMILEDDown 73: SlideCHUTEDDown 74: Colonist or pianistROGER WILLIAMSDDown 75: GaudyGARISHDDown 76: Building wingALETTEDDown 77: Alewife's placeTAVERNDDown 79: Bird genus or ErinIRENADDown 80: Tare's companionTRETDDown 82: Provençal poem or Canadian capeCANSODDown 86: Armet or salletHELMETDDown 87: Design of tesseraeMOSAICDDown 89: Milker milkerDAIRYMAIDDDown 90: Dick or RoyCLARKDDown 91: Melodious MelTORMEDDown 92: Sub seeker-outSONARDDown 94: Most wilySLYESTDDown 96: Peace River tributaryFINLAYDDown 97: EnlivensWARMSDDown 99: Sunday musicianORGANISTDDown 100: Madison Ave. sightsAGENCIESDDown 102: Aldrin's EagleLEMDDown 105: Oven panROASTERDDown 107: Ruth's sultanateSWATDDown 111: "When ___ Loved Me," Bennett hitJOANNADDown 112: "Let ___ . . . " (winter song)ITSNOWDDown 113: Gibson or Lovelace's loveALTHEADDown 114: Hall-of-Famer WarrenSPAHNDDown 115: Ferguson or JanisELSIEDDown 116: College, author or actorBATESDDown 117: Site of Hell's CanyonIDAHODDown 118: Steer or deer, e.g.BEASTDDown 123: Change colorTURNDDown 125: Journalist Jacob: 1849–1914RIISDDown 126: She scats with catsELLADDown 127: JudgeDEEMDDown 129: Course dir.SSWDDown 130: Printemps followerETEDDown 132: Spanish lawLEY