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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 11th June 2006
There are 65 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 11th June 2006. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Where to stick a pick
AAcross 5: Stay-at-home dadMRMOM
AAcross 10: Volunteer's wordsICAN
AAcross 14: Spanish eyesOJOS
AAcross 18: Seller of Kenmore appliances
AAcross 20: Belly button typeOUTIE
AAcross 21: Well-known
AAcross 22: Chianti or Orvieto
AAcross 23: Horoscope WriterKRYSTALBALL
AAcross 25: Hostlers
AAcross 27: ___ kwon do
AAcross 28: "Two eggs over easy," e.g.
AAcross 29: Look
AAcross 30: Illegal lighting?
AAcross 31: Hardly a hipsterOLDFOGY
AAcross 33: Puzzle EditorANNAGRAMM
AAcross 37: Rainbow component
AAcross 38: Fifth word of the Gettysburg Address
AAcross 39: Bakery offering
AAcross 40: The son on "Sanford and Son"LAMONT
AAcross 42: Foreign Affairs EditorWARRENPEACE
AAcross 46: "Jurassic Park" terror, for shortTREX
AAcross 48: Soldiers of Saruman, in Tolkien
AAcross 49: Connecticut collegianELI
AAcross 50: Go over again, in a way
AAcross 52: Like a prima ballerina
AAcross 54: Nickname for DartmouthBIGGREEN
AAcross 58: Peak in Thessaly
AAcross 61: Pince-___NEZ
AAcross 62: Washington city on Puget SoundEVERETT
AAcross 63: "Handyman's Corner" ColumnistJERRYRIGGS
AAcross 67: Survivor
AAcross 68: Sicilian seaport
AAcross 69: Debonair
AAcross 73: Obituary WriterDOUGGRAVES
AAcross 75: Start eating
AAcross 76: Clear (of)
AAcross 77: Survive
AAcross 78: Dogs that rarely bark
AAcross 79: LettuceDOREMI
AAcross 81: Sparkle
AAcross 85: A as in AmiensUNE
AAcross 86: Coin in Cancún
AAcross 87: Nero's love
AAcross 90: Book ReviewerPAIGETURNER
AAcross 94: Some are blessed
AAcross 96: Opposite of kick
AAcross 98: One way to go
AAcross 99: It may be run up
AAcross 100: Travel EditorSKIPTOWNE
AAcross 102: Fruit with a pit
AAcross 106: Like the stone that slew Goliath
AAcross 108: It's just over a foot
AAcross 109: Cockpit need
AAcross 111: Isaac Asimov mystery "Murder at the ___"
AAcross 112: Lost one?
AAcross 114: Weather Page EditorAPRILRAINES
AAcross 117: Shamu, for one
AAcross 118: Bounder
AAcross 119: News in sports
AAcross 120: Traditional Sunday fare
AAcross 121: Oom-___ (tuba sounds)
AAcross 122: Something that's struck
AAcross 123: Alternative to stamp
AAcross 124: Cinematic beekeeperULEE
DDown 1: Send an invitation forASKTO
DDown 2: Untamed
DDown 3: Like the crown of the Statue of Liberty
DDown 4: Places for M.D.'s and R.N.'s
DDown 5: Antiquated
DDown 6: Any of TV's Clampetts
DDown 7: Turkey's highest point
DDown 8: Quaker State, e.g.
DDown 9: Tillis who sang "I Ain't Never"
DDown 10: Viewable
DDown 10: Viewable
DDown 11: Party professional
DDown 12: Maytag acquisition of 2001AMANA
DDown 13: Colo. neighbor
DDown 13: Colo. neighbor
DDown 14: [continued on the other side]
DDown 15: High School Sports ReporterJIMSHORTZ
DDown 16: Perfume quantityONEOUNCE
DDown 17: 14-liners
DDown 19: Butt of jokes
DDown 24: Element whose name comes from Greek for "inactive"
DDown 26: Holy man
DDown 29: Non-PC?
DDown 32: Away's partner
DDown 34: "Good shot!"
DDown 35: Present time in France?
DDown 36: A year before the Battle of HastingsMLXV
DDown 39: Fats Domino's "I've ___ Around"
DDown 41: Velvety cotton fabric
DDown 42: Physicist with a unit named after him
DDown 43: Ticking
DDown 44: Star in Orion
DDown 45: ___ à manger (ready to eat, in France)PRET
DDown 47: Morales of "N.Y.P.D. Blue"ESAI
DDown 51: "M" star
DDown 53: Hire
DDown 55: Area between posts
DDown 56: Change, as part of a computer program
DDown 57: Accusatory phraseETTU
DDown 59: British actress SylviaSYMS
DDown 60: "No seats left"SRO
DDown 63: Pantry stock
DDown 64: Put on cloud nine
DDown 65: Race
DDown 66: Spanish cubist Juan
DDown 68: Org. whose members' lies are discussed on TVPGA
DDown 70: Twain's ___ Joe
DDown 71: "Goosebumps" author R. L. ___STINE
DDown 72: Canadian lout
DDown 74: Light
DDown 75: See
DDown 76: Gardening ColumnistROSEBUSCH
DDown 78: The N.B.A.'s Elvin Hayes, to fansBIGE
DDown 79: First Irish P.M.
DDown 80: Ski wear
DDown 82: Hurl everywhere
DDown 83: Number's target?
DDown 84: Person living along a large stream, informallyRIVERRAT
DDown 86: Litter site
DDown 88: Lover of Eurydice, in myth
DDown 89: Gold watch recipient, maybe
DDown 91: Animal with a flexible snout
DDown 92: Turmoil
DDown 93: King, in Portugal
DDown 95: Air Force noncom: Abbr.TSGT
DDown 97: Shell game
DDown 101: Schoolyard retortISTOO
DDown 102: Chicago's ___ PlanetariumADLER
DDown 103: Lock site
DDown 104: Scale-busting
DDown 105: Discrimination
DDown 107: Peeples and VardalosNIAS
DDown 110: White House worker
DDown 113: Dadaist Jean
DDown 114: NCR product
DDown 115: Ante-
DDown 116: Slip in a pot
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