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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 17th June 2007

There are 63 across clues and 78 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 17th June 2007. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Smears
AAcross 7: Fells
AAcross 11: Looks for help
AAcross 15: 1954 sci-fi movie with an exclamation point in its title
AAcross 19: Arctic wear
AAcross 20: "Il mio tesoro," e.g.
AAcross 21: 1980s fad item
AAcross 22: Blood: PrefixHEMA
AAcross 23: Yosemite Sam's cursing of Bugs Bunny's food?DANGCARROTS
AAcross 25: That's a lot to do
AAcross 27: Then precederIFSO
AAcross 28: Explanation for why some pillows do weird things?TRICKDOWNTHEORY
AAcross 30: Domingo, e.g.
AAcross 31: Wash (out)
AAcross 33: Photo lab abbr.
AAcross 34: "Stupid," in Spanish(!)
AAcross 35: Armpit, to a doctor
AAcross 37: Oscar winner Helen
AAcross 39: Psychiatrist's scheduling
AAcross 41: Theological schools: Abbr.SEMS
AAcross 43: Part of baking powder
AAcross 46: Letters from AtlantaCNN
AAcross 47: Basic food choice?BREADANDBUTTERPICK
AAcross 55: Noontime service
AAcross 56: Handi-Wrap alternative
AAcross 57: Flavor tasted in some wine
AAcross 58: Frees
AAcross 62: [Knock], in pokerIPASS
AAcross 64: Mile-high world capital
AAcross 66: Be the 4 in a 5-4 decision
AAcross 67: Natl. Safe Toys and Gifts Mo.
AAcross 68: Short-term worker who causes utter disaster?THETEMPOFDOOM
AAcross 73: Jackie's "O"ARI
AAcross 74: They're beside sides
AAcross 76: Boat propeller
AAcross 77: Singer K. T. ___OSLIN
AAcross 79: Walnut and others
AAcross 80: Kind of tapeVHS
AAcross 83: "Livin' on ___ time" (lyric in a #1 Don Williams country hit)
AAcross 85: Lineman's datum
AAcross 86: Jazz-loving young entomologist?BOOGIEWOOGIEBUGBOY
AAcross 90: Bon ___
AAcross 93: Imp
AAcross 94: Slew
AAcross 95: Precipitately
AAcross 98: Artificial, in a way
AAcross 102: Has-been
AAcross 106: Puffball seed
AAcross 107: Draft pick?
AAcross 109: Puts up
AAcross 111: ___ nuevo
AAcross 112: Meal for the Three Little Pigs?FAMILYSTYDINNER
AAcross 116: Lola, e.g., in "Damn Yankees"
AAcross 117: Intrinsically
AAcross 118: Work on analytical psychology?THEJUNGBOOK
AAcross 121: Czech composer JanácekLEOS
AAcross 122: Stretched out
AAcross 123: Sports Illustrated 1998 co-Sportsman of the YearSOSA
AAcross 124: Brown shade
AAcross 125: Sea eagle
AAcross 126: Abbr. at the bottom of a business letterENCS
AAcross 127: Too-too
AAcross 128: "Ready to go?"ALLSET
DDown 1: Too-too
DDown 2: StuckINAFIX
DDown 3: Stuntwork?
DDown 4: As a result
DDown 5: Varnish ingredient
DDown 6: Some Jamaican music
DDown 7: Early casino proprietorHARRAH
DDown 8: Beethoven's ThirdEROICA
DDown 9: Occult
DDown 10: N. Dak. neighborSASK
DDown 11: Do something about
DDown 11: Do something about
DDown 12: Cover for a grandmother
DDown 13: Hot spot
DDown 14: Put (away)
DDown 15: "___ Company"
DDown 16: Pleasure-filled
DDown 17: Boston college
DDown 18: "Gilligan's Island" castawayMARYANN
DDown 24: Way to go: Abbr.RTE
DDown 26: ___ law
DDown 29: Car famous for its 1950s tailfinsDESOTO
DDown 31: Ran
DDown 32: "Falcon Crest" co-star
DDown 36: Measurers of logical reasoning, for shortLSATS
DDown 38: Ballpark fig.
DDown 39: "How ya doin'?"
DDown 40: Designer PucciEMILIO
DDown 42: Winds
DDown 44: Narc's agcy.
DDown 45: Bug
DDown 47: "P.S. I Love You" and "Revolution," e.g.BSIDES
DDown 48: "Be saved!"
DDown 49: Bet to win and place
DDown 50: "Darn it all!"
DDown 51: Naïf
DDown 52: Coin wordUNUM
DDown 53: ___ girlCOSMO
DDown 54: Floors
DDown 59: Experimental underwater habitatSEALAB
DDown 60: "Lucia di Lammermoor" baritoneENRICO
DDown 61: Like Limburger cheese
DDown 63: Position that's an anagram, appropriately, of "notes"
DDown 65: Providers of cutsLPS
DDown 66: Water seeker
DDown 69: Announcer's call after three strikesHESOUT
DDown 70: Numerical prefixOCTO
DDown 71: Dance seen on TV's "Hullabaloo"
DDown 72: Hello ___, shop frequently seen on Letterman
DDown 75: Tease
DDown 78: Certain NCO'sSSGTS
DDown 80: 1953 Wimbledon winner SeixasVIC
DDown 81: Small chuckle
DDown 82: Ran through, as a card
DDown 84: Rearward, at sea
DDown 87: College sr.'s testGRE
DDown 88: 1980's "Double Fantasy" collaborator
DDown 89: They're encountered in "close encounters"
DDown 90: Lose in one's drawers
DDown 91: Not oral
DDown 92: James who wrote "Rule, Britannia"
DDown 96: Melodic
DDown 97: "Note to ___ ..."
DDown 99: Portuguese Mister
DDown 100: Swiss-American composer BlochERNEST
DDown 101: Record keeper?
DDown 103: They do dos
DDown 104: Chant
DDown 105: Ogle
DDown 107: Stuffy spot
DDown 108: Rhone's capital
DDown 110: French wine classification
DDown 113: Site of Beinecke Library
DDown 114: Digitize, maybe
DDown 115: "___ girl!"ITSA
DDown 116: Biblical brother
DDown 119: Intelligence grp.
DDown 120: Poet/musician ___ Scott-HeronGIL
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