New York Times Answers - Sunday, 19th June 1988 There are 67 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 19th June 1988. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Bellona's brotherMARSAAcross 5: Ruth St. ___DENISAAcross 10: Org.ASSOCAAcross 15: Synthetic estrogen, for shortDESAAcross 18: Parisian possessiveALUIAAcross 19: CorrodeERODEAAcross 20: Prefix for dactylPTEROAAcross 21: ForwardedSENTAAcross 22: Julian's fatherJOHN LENNONAAcross 24: Alan's fatherROBERTALDAAAcross 26: Skylit courtsATRIUMSAAcross 27: "L'Elisir d'amore" heroineADINAAAcross 29: DispossessDIVESTAAcross 30: Editor's notationSTETAAcross 31: Actor KeachSTACYAAcross 32: SchlepTOTEAAcross 33: Like some castlesMOATEDAAcross 36: Paul, in PisaPAOLOAAcross 37: Comes ashoreDEBARKSAAcross 40: Laborers of yoreESNESAAcross 41: Margaret's fatherHARRY TRUMANAAcross 43: Adlai's opponentIKEAAcross 45: Part of C. in C.CMDRAAcross 46: Julia ___ HoweWARDAAcross 47: Contrary: Abbr.OPPAAcross 48: Chamber-music pieceTRIOAAcross 49: Benz productCARAAcross 50: Natalie's fatherNATKINGCOLEAAcross 54: SignTOKENAAcross 55: WindflowersANEMONESAAcross 57: PontificateORATEAAcross 58: MoltsSHEDSAAcross 59: Made wavesWADEDAAcross 60: Night lightsSTARSAAcross 61: Seed: Comb. formSPOROAAcross 62: AcknowledgedOWNEDAAcross 63: Softly, to SoltiPIANOAAcross 64: Saddle adjunctsSTIRRUPSAAcross 67: Gabby of westernsHAYESAAcross 68: Charlie's fatherMARTINSHEENAAcross 70: Tibetan gazelleGOAAAcross 71: Western IndiansUTESAAcross 72: Inventor EvinrudeOLEAAcross 73: Black-billed birdsPIESAAcross 74: CutSLITAAcross 75: N.H.L. goalNETAAcross 76: Carrie's fatherEDDIEFISHERAAcross 81: AspectPHASEAAcross 82: More like peliteSHALIERAAcross 84: Glittery fabricsLAMESAAcross 85: Lifts off, to typistsERASESAAcross 86: Pinza or PlishkaBASSAAcross 87: CriterionCANONAAcross 88: Lord Rutherford's concernATOMAAcross 89: Cranston of "The Shadow"LAMONTAAcross 92: ChutzpahCRUSTAAcross 93: Composer Frédéric and NicolasCHOPINSAAcross 97: Peter's fatherEDDYDUCHINAAcross 99: Jane's fatherHENRY FONDAAAcross 102: Nitti's nemesisNESSAAcross 103: Awaken rudelyROUSTAAcross 104: Late 50's autoEDSELAAcross 105: Old Irish alphabetOGAMAAcross 106: Jap. Big BoardTSEAAcross 107: DisplacesBUMPSAAcross 108: DrivesROADSAAcross 109: BenefitSAKEDDown 1: Goya subjectMAJADDown 2: "Thanks ___!"A LOTDDown 3: Rhine tributaryRUHRDDown 4: OminousSINISTERDDown 5: JudgedDEEMEDDDown 6: Surrealist MaxERNSTDDown 7: Negative prefixNONDDown 8: Benedict's last wordsIDODDown 9: Sam Houston was oneSENATORDDown 10: Ansu or umeAPRICOTDDown 11: HardheartedSTONYDDown 12: A grandson of HamSEBADDown 13: Pitchblende, e.g.OREDDown 13: Pitchblende, e.g.ORE.DDown 14: Moorish capitalCORDOBADDown 15: Marginal markDELEDDown 16: WindupsENDSDDown 17: Office copySTATDDown 21: Frugal oneSAVERDDown 23: Concrete spreadersLUTESDDown 25: Coeus or CriusTITANDDown 28: Gless's co-starDALYDDown 31: N.Y.C. restaurateurSARDIDDown 32: Fiesta Bowl siteTEMPEDDown 33: Mohammed's birthplaceMECCADDown 34: Ertogrul's sonOSMANDDown 35: Jamie's fatherANDREW WYETHDDown 36: Some are nationalPARKSDDown 37: TwofoldDUPLEDDown 38: Michael's fatherKIRKDOUGLASDDown 39: Berlin's were blueSKIESDDown 41: LoathedHATEDDDown 42: Haley bookROOTSDDown 44: Billion yearsEONDDown 46: Petered outWANEDDDown 48: "___ is human . . . "TOERRDDown 50: SwellingsNODESDDown 51: ___ home (out)NOTATDDown 52: Sigurd's horseGRANIDDown 53: "Lili" starCARONDDown 54: SpineTHORNDDown 56: Gnu featuresMANESDDown 58: OperativesSPIESDDown 60: Intensive with "yes"SIREEDDown 61: BullockSTEERDDown 62: "The Profane Art" authorOATESDDown 63: To grow dim, in DijonPALIRDDown 64: FlingsSHIESDDown 65: Alt's assetPOISEDDown 66: GlutsSATESDDown 67: Nomadic barbarianHUNDDown 68: MethodsMODESDDown 69: Wedge: Comb. formSPHENDDown 74: Salon servicesSHAMPOOSDDown 76: Spiral-horned creatureELANDDDown 77: UnsettleDISTURBDDown 78: Shows offFLAUNTSDDown 79: Hunter and RichardsonIANSDDown 80: Cover, as with mushrooms or onionsSMOTHERDDown 81: Potable's potencyPROOFDDown 83: "___ will is the wind's will": LongfellowABOYSDDown 85: Antiknock fluidsETHYLSDDown 87: FrangibleCRISPDDown 88: Like a country gentlemanACREDDDown 89: Fast timeLENTDDown 90: Citrus coolersADESDDown 91: Store gds.MDSEDDown 92: CohortCHUMDDown 94: Actress SwensonINGADDown 95: Minot's loc.NDAKDDown 96: DittoSAMEDDown 98: Tête holderCOUDDown 100: Maestro de WaartEDODDown 101: Campus org.NSA