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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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