New York Times Answers - Sunday, 4th September 1983

There are 86 across clues and 85 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 4th September 1983. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Painted carelessly: Slang	SLAPDAB
AAcross 8:	Notions
AAcross 13:	Histrionics
AAcross 20:	Portuguese poet: 1482–1552	RIBEIRO
AAcross 21:	Walpole's "The Castle of ___"	OTRANTO
AAcross 23:	Cluj's country
AAcross 24:	"___ us our friends . . . ": R.L.S.	SPARETO
AAcross 25:	Bass-baritone at Covent Garden?	GEORGELONDONENG
AAcross 27:	Like some female elephants
AAcross 29:	Holm oak
AAcross 30:	Very long time
AAcross 31:	Malay short jacket
AAcross 34:	Shoe width	EEE
AAcross 35:	Mets' milieu
AAcross 37:	Opposite of trans
AAcross 39:	Nigerian native	IBO
AAcross 42:	U.S., Can., etc.	AMER
AAcross 43:	___ Sarah Siddons
AAcross 43:	___ Sarah Siddons
AAcross 44:	Arthur or Lillie	BEA
AAcross 45:	Impair
AAcross 46:	Northern porgies
AAcross 48:	Hebrew day of rest	SHABBAT
AAcross 50:	Hum of a motor
AAcross 51:	Of an insect's stage
AAcross 53:	G.O.P. member
AAcross 54:	Author Fleming	IAN
AAcross 55:	Sadat and others	ANWARS
AAcross 57:	Employee's extra hours
AAcross 59:	Refrain syllable	TRA
AAcross 60:	Pen point
AAcross 61:	"A rose ___ other name . . . "	BYANY
AAcross 62:	Like a kook
AAcross 63:	Blynken pal
AAcross 64:	Wimbledon call
AAcross 65:	Most ashen
AAcross 67:	River-pollution problem
AAcross 68:	A Diamond who was rough
AAcross 70:	Star of "Mon Oncle"
AAcross 71:	God, in Gaziantep
AAcross 72:	Heifetz's teacher	AUER
AAcross 73:	Habit
AAcross 74:	Ray
AAcross 75:	Soprano on Wilshire Boulevard?	VICTORIADELOSANGELESCAL
AAcross 80:	Rigel's constellation
AAcross 81:	Cosmo or astro follower	NAUT
AAcross 82:	Heal
AAcross 83:	Rope for Red Ryder
AAcross 84:	Chaney Jr. and Sr.	LONS
AAcross 85:	On a par in Paris
AAcross 86:	Actor Bruce ___
AAcross 87:	A cause of absenteeism
AAcross 89:	Gautier's "___ Nuit de Cléopâtre"	UNE
AAcross 90:	Outside: Comb. form
AAcross 91:	Heart chambers
AAcross 93:	Taco topping
AAcross 94:	___ Aviv
AAcross 96:	Marble or river in England
AAcross 97:	Western showdown
AAcross 99:	Hitchcock film: 1964	MARNIE
AAcross 100:	Stowe girl	EVA
AAcross 101:	Ransom ___ Olds	ELI
AAcross 102:	Reflect
AAcross 103:	Off
AAcross 105:	Of the stomach
AAcross 107:	Rather dark
AAcross 109:	___ Plaines, Ill.
AAcross 110:	Conducted
AAcross 111:	Hideaway
AAcross 112:	Foil's cousin
AAcross 113:	Start of the 12th century	MCI
AAcross 114:	Fall mo.
AAcross 115:	"The Maja Nude" painter
AAcross 117:	Larch
AAcross 118:	Masefield's "___ Harker"
AAcross 119:	Potok hero
AAcross 121:	Salty drop
AAcross 123:	Pool event
AAcross 127:	Soap-opera character at S.M.U.?	STELLADALLASTEX
AAcross 132:	Expert performer
AAcross 136:	Policy that pays off
AAcross 137:	Item in the street scene
AAcross 138:	Skittler's target
AAcross 139:	Certain courses
AAcross 140:	Onset
AAcross 141:	Hankered
DDown 1:	Grads' successors	SRS
DDown 2:	Sass
DDown 3:	Attorneys' org.
DDown 4:	Disquiet greatly; agitate
DDown 5:	Prie-___	DIEU
DDown 6:	Crafts' partner
DDown 7:	Educator at the White House?	BOOKERTWASHINGTONDC
DDown 8:	Inhabitants: Suffix	ITES
DDown 9:	Worker in lead	DROSSER
DDown 10:	Site of the incus
DDown 11:	Actress Dickinson	ANGIE
DDown 12:	Memorial marker
DDown 13:	Beautician Westmore
DDown 14:	Fashions
DDown 15:	Predecessor of "Mardi"	OMOO
DDown 16:	Kind of acid from gallnuts
DDown 17:	Suffix with opal	INE
DDown 18:	Pianist ___ y Castellano	NIN
DDown 19:	Line for Gleason
DDown 21:	Molding or arch
DDown 22:	Comedian Olsen
DDown 26:	Dray
DDown 28:	Bandleader Brown
DDown 31:	Vessel for washing
DDown 32:	R. W. Reagan's first Sec. of State	AMHAIG
DDown 33:	French playwright in the Midwest?	JEANBRACINEWISC
DDown 36:	Composer at the Colosseum?	HAROLDROMEITALY
DDown 38:	Songwriter on the Unter den Linden?	IRVINGBERLINGERMANY
DDown 40:	Actor in Amish country?	BURTLANCASTERPA
DDown 41:	Lehár specialty
DDown 43:	Worker's time unit	MANYEAR
DDown 44:	Word with school or tour
DDown 45:	Where Backbone Mt. looms
DDown 46:	Travois or luge
DDown 47:	Steric
DDown 49:	Hammurabi's city
DDown 50:	Peep
DDown 51:	Albanian coin
DDown 52:	F. F. Gosden role
DDown 56:	Myrmicid
DDown 58:	Anatomical vessel
DDown 62:	Peat, e.g.
DDown 66:	Glee-club group
DDown 67:	Kugel ingredient
DDown 69:	Minute part of a joule
DDown 70:	Esthetic judgment
DDown 72:	Overpraises
DDown 73:	He wrote "The High and the Mighty"	GANN
DDown 74:	Villains
DDown 75:	Scroll-shaped
DDown 76:	Mineral called halotrichite	IRONALUM
DDown 77:	Motorists' org.
DDown 78:	Body fluids
DDown 79:	Playwright Hellman	LILLIAN
DDown 85:	She loved Narcissus
DDown 86:	Actress Joanne ___	DRU
DDown 87:	German pronoun	IHR
DDown 88:	County, lake or river in Utah	SEVIER
DDown 90:	Spot
DDown 92:	Anderson's "High ___"
DDown 93:	Hudson or Nash
DDown 95:	Spiked the punch
DDown 98:	Folk singer from Birmingham	ODETTA
DDown 99:	Rabid
DDown 104:	A ___ a famine	FEASTOR
DDown 106:	More snappish
DDown 108:	Geraldine's boyfriend in Flip Wilson shows
DDown 111:	Faint
DDown 114:	Elliptic
DDown 115:	Balls, e.g.
DDown 116:	Praying figure
DDown 117:	Idée ___	FIXE
DDown 120:	Word in an ultimatum
DDown 122:	Guernsey or Jersey
DDown 124:	Whip mark
DDown 125:	Coloratura Mills
DDown 126:	Erupter in 1983
DDown 127:	Haggard novel
DDown 128:	Word with long or short
DDown 129:	Tolkien creature	ENT
DDown 130:	Abnormal: Comb. form	DYS
DDown 131:	"___ Na Na"
DDown 133:	Biol. lab item	SPN
DDown 134:	Bond
DDown 135:	Remnant