New York Times Answers - Sunday, 5th June 1988 There are 84 across clues and 88 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 5th June 1988. View the answers below.. 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Page's "___ Chan"MARSEAAcross 138: Dutch jurist Huig de ___: 1583-1645GROOTAAcross 139: Mystery awardsEDGARSDDown 1: Start of "Hamlet"ACTIDDown 2: LarboardPORTDDown 3: Galatea's loverACISDDown 4: ___ a pleaCOPDDown 5: Australian Prime Minister: 1966HOLTDDown 6: SapENERVATEDDown 7: Dutch boatSCHUITDDown 8: Bulb's cousinCORMDDown 9: Mountain nymphOREADDDown 10: "Born in the ___"U.S.A.DDown 10: "Born in the ___"USADDown 11: Instructed againRETAUGHTDDown 12: Not dulled by sunlight, as printsUNFADEDDDown 13: Gay tuneLILTDDown 14: "Drake" is his epic poemNOYESDDown 15: Broadcasting syst.ABCDDown 16: Unlike some scrawlsREADABLEDDown 17: Homopterous insectCICALADDown 18: RowanASHDDown 19: Peg for PeeteTEEDDown 20: Above, poeticallyO'ERDDown 26: French critic-historian: 19th centuryTAINEDDown 28: Outcry, in RouenTOLLEDDown 32: SpleenBILEDDown 36: TurnROTATEDDown 38: WireCABLEDDown 39: Where to see Rickey HendersonOUTINLEFTFIELDDDown 40: Hunter beloved by EosPTELEONDDown 41: Layette itemDIAPERDDown 42: Bring into harmonyATTUNEDDown 43: Hit or walkGETTOFIRSTBASEDDown 44: CautionWARNDDown 45: RaidSORTIEDDown 47: FogiesDODOESDDown 49: "Tristram Shandy" authorSTERNEDDown 51: Branco and MayoRIOSDDown 53: PenuryNEEDDDown 54: Former Middle East org.UARDDown 57: Bridge chargesTOLLSDDown 59: Norse chieftainROLLODDown 61: Certain NCO'sMSGTSDDown 62: UnfailingSUREDDown 63: EntreatedPLEDDDown 64: Montmartre chapeauBERETDDown 67: RearRAISEDDown 68: ___ nostrum (the Mediterranean)MAREDDown 70: Standish's stand-inALDENDDown 71: ___-do-wellNE'ERDDown 73: "The evil that ___ . . . ": Shak.MENDODDown 75: Title in colonial IndiaSAHIBDDown 76: ScoterCOOTDDown 77: Songwriter HaroldROMEDDown 78: Ski jumper ___ BulauHORSTDDown 79: Describing our numbersARABICDDown 80: Situated at the foundationBASILARDDown 81: Styx ferrymanCHARONDDown 82: Water nymphsNAIADSDDown 84: FalsifyWANGLEDDown 85: Severe trialORDEALDDown 88: Helmets for Caesar's menGALEAEDDown 89: Eye layerUVEADDown 90: American cartoonistARNODDown 92: "___-porridge hot . . . "PEASEDDown 93: Author Stanislaw ___LEMDDown 95: NeedlefishesGARSDDown 97: Small agricultural enterpriseDIRTFARMDDown 98: Gymnast's activityCHINNINGDDown 99: Chorus rejectMONOTONEDDown 101: Star in CygnusDENEBDDown 102: Emphatic negativeNOSIREEDDown 103: Kind of buntDRAGDDown 104: WatercourseCANALDDown 106: Soprano Alda's "Men, Women and ___"TENORSDDown 109: Most adorableCUTESTDDown 112: Olympic athlete JohnsonRAFERDDown 114: Kind of rocketRETRODDown 118: Opposite of a winLOSSDDown 120: Foolish personSHMODDown 121: Geraint's wifeENIDDDown 122: GrampusORCADDown 123: French leatherCUIRDDown 124: Sothern and HardingANNSDDown 125: BreachGAPDDown 126: Eggs, to OvidOVADDown 127: Derek vehicleTENDDown 128: Earl Grey, for oneTEADDown 130: CorrelativeNORDDown 131: Carson quipGAG