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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 9th June 2002
There are 67 across clues and 76 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 9th June 2002. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Patriotic periods, traditionally
AAcross 9: Fund-raising targets
AAcross 15: Track person
AAcross 20: Some court practice
AAcross 21: Old scoundrel
AAcross 22: Setting for a 1944 Hersey novelADANO
AAcross 23: ___.com (e-mail address for a 1989 movie comedy)WEEKENDATBERNIES
AAcross 25: Peace Corps cousin
AAcross 26: Paper pusher
AAcross 27: Meyers of "Kate & Allie"ARI
AAcross 28: Keys
AAcross 30: Latin words of clarification
AAcross 31: ___.com (e-mail address for updates)NEWSATELEVEN
AAcross 36: Nevertheless
AAcross 37: 60's style
AAcross 38: George who won a 1986 Pulitzer for musicPERLE
AAcross 39: "Enough" star, 2002LOPEZ
AAcross 40: Grades
AAcross 41: ExpectantlyATIP
AAcross 43: Législature votesOUIS
AAcross 44: Montana, once
AAcross 45: They may be picked
AAcross 46: ___.com (e-mail address for a highway department)MENATWORK
AAcross 48: Pond insect
AAcross 49: Kind of support
AAcross 50: Plant grown in field ponds
AAcross 51: Kitchen gadget
AAcross 52: Bygone religious group
AAcross 55: Is on ice
AAcross 58: Make, as a putt
AAcross 59: Poly- follower
AAcross 61: Fell for a trick
AAcross 62: Good books, briefly
AAcross 63: ___.com (e-mail address for a lottery)CHOSENATRANDOM
AAcross 66: Hungry bear filler?ASA
AAcross 67: Antenna holder
AAcross 68: Polygamist's pride
AAcross 69: SaltNACL
AAcross 70: Team names
AAcross 72: Carbon-14, e.g.
AAcross 74: Euphoric, after "on"
AAcross 76: High school subj.
AAcross 77: Rake
AAcross 78: Japanese dog
AAcross 79: ___.com (e-mail address for the Coast Guard)LOSTATSEA
AAcross 83: Research facility: Abbr.
AAcross 84: Subject of the biopic "Sweet Dreams"
AAcross 85: FleetCenter player, for short
AAcross 86: Italian cone maker
AAcross 87: Adversaries
AAcross 88: Researcher's desire
AAcross 89: Good earth
AAcross 90: Old White House inits.RMN
AAcross 91: Whatever
AAcross 92: ___.com (e-mail address for an active senior)YOUNGATHEART
AAcross 94: Responded sheepishly
AAcross 96: Pizza topping
AAcross 98: Put away
AAcross 99: Clears
AAcross 100: Key
AAcross 101: ___.com (e-mail address for a romantic)LOVEATFIRSTSIGHT
AAcross 108: Pay arrangement
AAcross 109: Grand work in verse
AAcross 110: Preamble followerARTICLEI
AAcross 111: Doesn't just snicker
AAcross 112: Bounty
AAcross 113: Most uncouth
DDown 1: Stun
DDown 2: Frequent speech starter
DDown 3: Brought on board, somehowREELEDIN
DDown 4: Puffs
DDown 5: Unreactive
DDown 6: One in a hood
DDown 7: Destroy
DDown 8: Pants part
DDown 9: Resistant
DDown 10: It may be thrown in the ring
DDown 11: Memorial sight
DDown 12: Year in Edward the Confessor's reignMLI
DDown 13: Originally
DDown 14: Comment at a breakupITSOVER
DDown 15: Lustrous black
DDown 16: Score in tennisADIN
DDown 17: ___.com (e-mail address for an old poetry reader)CASEYATTHEBAT
DDown 18: Some specials
DDown 19: Some wingdings
DDown 24: Castigates, with "out"
DDown 29: Dispenser candyPEZ
DDown 30: Mosque V.I.P.
DDown 31: Prefix with scienceNEURO
DDown 32: Lover in "The Flying Dutchman"ERIK
DDown 33: Skip
DDown 34: Boxer's assetLONGREACH
DDown 35: It may be thrust
DDown 38: DilapidationPOORSHAPE
DDown 40: "Casablanca" role
DDown 42: One of the ReagansPATTI
DDown 44: ___.com (e-mail address for classic sitcoms)NICKATNITE
DDown 45: ClosestNEARMOST
DDown 47: "Careful!"
DDown 47: "Careful!"
DDown 48: Voyageurs Natl. Park locale
DDown 49: People with principles
DDown 51: Metal shop activityDIEMAKING
DDown 52: Most-used edition: Abbr.
DDown 53: Greet the judge
DDown 54: Reviewer's unit
DDown 55: Asia's Trans ___ mountainsALAI
DDown 56: Sports column
DDown 57: ___.com (e-mail address for a lawyer)ATTORNEYATLAW
DDown 58: Venice-to-Naples dir.
DDown 60: Inits. in comedySNL
DDown 64: Can you dig it?
DDown 64: Can you dig it?
DDown 65: Madras music
DDown 71: Union member
DDown 73: Chuck
DDown 75: SuggestHINTAT
DDown 76: "The Hymn of Jesus" composerHOLST
DDown 78: Actor Young of TV's "Mister Ed"
DDown 79: Bad look
DDown 80: Suppress
DDown 81: Tangles up
DDown 82: Texas ___ MAAND
DDown 83: "The Bald Soprano" playwright
DDown 84: Bakery treat
DDown 85: Ring-tailed animal
DDown 87: Starve
DDown 88: "Well, ___ darn!"GOL
DDown 89: Flipped
DDown 92: "Rawhide" role
DDown 93: Gangster's weapon
DDown 94: 101, in course names
DDown 95: "If I Were ___ Man"ARICH
DDown 97: Class ender
DDown 99: Dying wordsETTU
DDown 102: High expectation for Eliza?
DDown 103: Word
DDown 104: Assessors of m.p.g.
DDown 104: Assessors of m.p.g.
DDown 105: Tease
DDown 106: Miguel's Mrs.SRA
DDown 107: Half an exchange
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