New York Times Answers - Sunday, 2nd June 1991 There are 90 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 2nd June 1991. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: French landscapistCOROTAAcross 6: Start of most of a passage by 66 DownMINEISAAcross 12: LangsynePASTAAcross 16: Kind of boat or trainGRAVYAAcross 21: Andean animalLLAMAAAcross 22: Author FallaciORIANAAAcross 23: Not fooled byONTOAAcross 24: TV role for Sharon GlessROSIEAAcross 25: Stand-in for StandishALDENAAcross 26: Bay west of MyanmarBENGALAAcross 27: Word on a coinUNUMAAcross 28: Four Holy Roman emperorsOTTOSAAcross 29: Yellowish brown pigmentSIENNAAAcross 31: "___ Evil," 1971 filmSEENOAAcross 32: Entrance to 128 AcrossRABBIT HOLEAAcross 34: Reflexive pronounHERSELFAAcross 36: Income from a tenantRENTALAAcross 38: Que. neighborONTAAcross 39: Ethiopian princeRASAAcross 40: Alpine frockDIRNDLAAcross 43: TomcatGIBAAcross 44: Second passage: Part VIHYDOYAAcross 46: Prefix with sphereHEMIAAcross 50: Aussie's warning cryCOOEYAAcross 51: "On ___ Boat to China"ASLOWAAcross 53: G. & S. characterYEOMANAAcross 57: Way outEXITAAcross 58: O'Neill treesELMSAAcross 59: HexapodsINSECTSAAcross 61: Blue shoe materialSUEDEAAcross 62: ___-Lenape IndiansLENIAAcross 63: First U.N. Secretary GeneralLIEAAcross 64: Pakistani languageURDUAAcross 65: Squiggle or spiralCURLAAcross 67: BoastCROWAAcross 68: HumdrumPROSAICAAcross 70: HumiliateABASEAAcross 71: Hero of a 1922 playABIEAAcross 72: River at LeedsAIREAAcross 73: MaroonsSTRANDSAAcross 74: ___ fideBONAAAcross 75: Enzyme suffixASEAAcross 76: TurmoilWELTERAAcross 78: Inc., in BritainLTD.AAcross 79: Second passage: Part IVYSAIDALICAAcross 81: FeverishILLAAcross 81: FeverishILL.AAcross 82: RestREPOSEAAcross 85: Court callLETAAcross 86: Josip BrozTITOAAcross 87: Some kayakersESKIMOSAAcross 91: Exactly divisible by twoEVENAAcross 92: Singer Loretta ___LYNNAAcross 94: Pythias's palDAMONAAcross 95: Blind spotSCOTOMAAAcross 96: Crosby or cherryBINGAAcross 97: Café au ___LAITAAcross 98: St. Pierre and MiquelonILESAAcross 99: Child-advocacy org.PTAAAcross 100: TiffSPATAAcross 101: Les ___-UnisETATSAAcross 103: ChitchatPALAVERAAcross 105: Krupp's milieuRUHRAAcross 106: A U.S. Open champ: 1968ASHEAAcross 107: Strait of Dover portCALAISAAcross 109: Radials on a RollsTYRESAAcross 110: Web-footed beastOTTERAAcross 111: Half a tetradDYADAAcross 112: Second passage: Part IIILCERAAcross 114: Home of Johnny RebCSAAAcross 115: D.C. suburbREST ONAAcross 117: Hoppy drinkALEAAcross 120: ___ Allen beltVANAAcross 121: Voltaire's forteSATIREAAcross 123: Wife of Henry IIELEANORAAcross 128: Locale featured in this puzzleWONDERLANDAAcross 131: Of a former Venetian rulerDOGALAAcross 134: Name in "The Raven"LENOREAAcross 135: VerveARDORAAcross 136: Others, to OvidALIIAAcross 137: Used a pantographTRACEDAAcross 139: Admiral Andrea ___DORIAAAcross 140: Rude awakenerSNOREAAcross 141: Musical epilogueCODAAAcross 142: Regatta siteHENLEYAAcross 143: SidledEDGEDAAcross 144: Hemmed and ___HAWEDAAcross 145: Earl of AvonEDENAAcross 146: End of first passageEMOUSEAAcross 147: Movie unitsREELSDDown 1: SkirmishCLASHDDown 2: Partner of StanOLLIEDDown 3: Writer Dotson ___RADERDDown 4: Straws in the windOMENSDDown 5: Like beachcombers or surfersTANNEDDDown 6: Criminal coterieMOBDDown 7: ProvokesIRESDDown 8: The Mets or the MusesNINEDDown 9: With enthusiasmEAGERLYDDown 10: FatuousINANEDDown 11: First passage continuedSALONGANDSADTALESAIDTHEDDown 12: Like wet cementPOURABLEDDown 13: Record of one year's eventsANNALDDown 14: CounterfoilSTUBDDown 15: HoydenTOMBOYDDown 16: Bats' hangoutsGROTTOESDDown 17: "Our Gang" authorROTHDDown 18: Actress in "The Maltese Falcon"ASTORDDown 19: String-quartet memberVIOLADDown 20: AyesYESESDDown 30: Young friend of 66 DownALICELIDDELLDDown 33: ___ 500INDYDDown 35: GambolsFROLICSDDown 37: Mesh; webTISSUEDDown 41: Iditarod terminusNOMEDDown 42: ___ Plaines, Ill.DESDDown 44: Second passage: Part VHWTUBECDDown 45: End of second passageYOUCALLITSADDDown 46: Lends a handHELPSDDown 47: Apply muscle powerEXERTDDown 48: LesserMINORDDown 49: Start of second passageITISALONGTAIDDown 52: EventOCCASIONDDown 54: Part of N.M.S.Q.T.MERITDDown 55: RevereADOREDDown 56: Less passéNEWERDDown 59: Man of AhvazIRANIDDown 60: Mr. in MadrasSRIDDown 64: Wolf-pack memberU-BOATDDown 66: Pen name of Charles DodgsonLEWIS CARROLLDDown 69: Aardvark's dinnerANTSDDown 70: In a preoccupied wayABSENTLYDDown 75: Some choir membersALTOSDDown 77: Mecca for cowboy poetsELKODDown 79: Second passage: Part IIIYLNIATRDDown 80: Marksman, at timesAIMERDDown 82: Old fiddleREBECDDown 83: Señora PerónEVITADDown 84: DisciplinaryPENALDDown 87: Sensitive oneESTHETEDDown 88: A sibling of CottontailMOPSYDDown 89: City near Boys TownOMAHADDown 90: FilledSATEDDDown 93: BarkYAPDDown 94: Get rid ofDIVESTDDown 99: Propels a shotPUTSDDown 102: Like some mirrorsSILVEREDDDown 104: RusticARCADIANDDown 105: Tpk. or hwy.RTEDDown 108: Dueling trophySCARDDown 110: Mint-family memberOREGANODDown 113: IntertwineENLACEDDown 116: Indigent oneNEEDERDDown 117: Covered with waterAWASHDDown 118: Liza's sisterLORNADDown 119: Furnish funds forENDOWDDown 121: Slyly sarcasticSNIDEDDown 122: Composer NedROREMDDown 124: Battery terminalANODEDDown 125: Norway, to the NorseNORGEDDown 126: Bay windowORIELDDown 127: Uses booksREADSDDown 129: Engraver GustaveDOREDDown 130: Land owned absolutelyALODDDown 132: Scopes's supporterACLUDDown 133: Bottom of the barrelLEESDDown 138: FD&C Blue No. 2DYE