New York Times Answers - Sunday, 27th June 1993

There are 86 across clues and 83 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 27th June 1993. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Ensnare
AAcross 6:	Diners' protectors
AAcross 10:	Feast of Lots
AAcross 15:	Start of corner or pillar
AAcross 20:	Stately potato?
AAcross 21:	"The jig ___!"	ISUP
AAcross 22:	Kind of acid
AAcross 23:	Rodgers's "There Is Nothin' Like ___"	ADAME
AAcross 24:	Part 1: Where they met	DATINGGAME
AAcross 26:	Maximally
AAcross 27:	"Ora pro ___"	NOBIS
AAcross 28:	Jannings or Ludwig	EMIL
AAcross 29:	Memorabilia
AAcross 30:	Part 9: In 82 Across they swore ___	TOTELLTHETRUTH
AAcross 33:	State flower of N.H.
AAcross 35:	Despicable
AAcross 36:	Part of a C.S.A. hero's signature	ELEE
AAcross 37:	Sliding piece of machinery
AAcross 40:	Pro ___ (for the time being)	TEM
AAcross 41:	Schiller hero
AAcross 42:	Cheese from Meaux
AAcross 43:	Caloric meas.
AAcross 46:	Edible mollusk
AAcross 48:	Main line
AAcross 49:	Co-star of "Hellzapoppin'"	OLSEN
AAcross 50:	Wade's opponent of note
AAcross 51:	Circle of light
AAcross 52:	Explosive trio
AAcross 53:	Forward letters
AAcross 55:	Tony-winning choreographer
AAcross 56:	Gary or Mary
AAcross 57:	Cotswold
AAcross 59:	"Rocket Man" singer
AAcross 60:	Supported in a dispute
AAcross 61:	Son of Gad	ERI
AAcross 62:	Part 4. Their post-reception status
AAcross 66:	Showy clothing
AAcross 67:	A.E.S. defeater: 1952 and 1956	DDE
AAcross 68:	Eliminate
AAcross 69:	Cooling-off period
AAcross 70:	Brunei V.I.P.
AAcross 71:	Doctor's prescription
AAcross 73:	Nasser's successor
AAcross 74:	The movies
AAcross 75:	Nursery-rhyme pair
AAcross 76:	Eucharistic service plate
AAcross 77:	Flatware item
AAcross 78:	Orthodontist's degree
AAcross 81:	Pierre's sweetheart	CHERIE
AAcross 82:	Part 8: Where they ended up
AAcross 84:	Gunk
AAcross 85:	Cuckoopint, e.g.
AAcross 86:	"Cogito, ___ sum": Descartes
AAcross 87:	Methodical
AAcross 88:	In a rank
AAcross 89:	Companions of chips
AAcross 90:	Expatriate of a sort
AAcross 92:	Get one's goat
AAcross 93:	Cager Karl or Moses
AAcross 95:	Type of toothpaste
AAcross 96:	Oversentimental
AAcross 97:	Soup scoop
AAcross 100:	Metallic wrap
AAcross 100:	Metallic wrap
AAcross 101:	___ out (just get by)
AAcross 102:	Part of B.A.
AAcross 103:	Actress McClurg	EDIE
AAcross 104:	Serenata
AAcross 105:	Enero or febrero
AAcross 106:	Obligation
AAcross 107:	"Yes ___," Sammy Davis's autobiography	ICAN
AAcross 108:	Weary looking
AAcross 110:	Part 2: Where they got engaged	LOVECONNECTION
AAcross 116:	" . . . Lord, is ___?": Matt 26:22	ITI
AAcross 117:	Air: Comb. form	AERI
AAcross 121:	In reserve	ONICE
AAcross 122:	More macabre
AAcross 123:	Part 6: Days ___, from 24 Across to 82 Across	OFOURLIVES
AAcross 126:	Roscian performer
AAcross 127:	___ à manger (dining room)
AAcross 128:	Sound from Socks
AAcross 129:	Mariner's "Halt!"
AAcross 130:	Phobias
AAcross 131:	Low-value playing cards
AAcross 132:	Different
AAcross 133:	An Italian sauce
DDown 1:	Murderous suffix
DDown 2:	Early fruit fancier
DDown 3:	Cinema's M. Hulot
DDown 4:	___ out (relax): Slang
DDown 5:	Sweetheart, briefly
DDown 6:	Celebrity: Colloq.	BIGNAME
DDown 7:	Newton or Stern
DDown 8:	It follows beach, ski, surf and tennis
DDown 9:	Small barracuda
DDown 10:	Involving the kneecap
DDown 11:	Heep's adjective for himself
DDown 12:	Cambodian's 100 sen
DDown 13:	Part of M.I.T.
DDown 14:	Part 7: ___-law, possible cause for their breakup	MOTHERSIN
DDown 15:	Post exchange
DDown 16:	Revere
DDown 17:	No-no
DDown 18:	Give vent to
DDown 19:	It's between koph and sin
DDown 25:	Lead ore
DDown 26:	Like Pisa's tower
DDown 31:	Terminated
DDown 32:	Eero Saarinen's father	ELIEL
DDown 34:	Take ___ the lam	ITON
DDown 37:	Secreted
DDown 38:	On the ship
DDown 39:	Part 5: Their status after the wedding	MARRIEDPEOPLE
DDown 41:	Indian symbol
DDown 42:	Having the ___ (spiritless)
DDown 43:	Part 3: Their status at the wedding	BRIDEANDGROOM
DDown 44:	Newfangled
DDown 45:	Singer of "I Am Woman" fame
DDown 47:	Kismet
DDown 48:	Keep ___ on (watch)	ANEYE
DDown 49:	Irish rebel	OMORE
DDown 52:	"___ are the times . . . "
DDown 54:	Throw out
DDown 55:	"Roots" role	KINTE
DDown 57:	Stumbling blocks
DDown 58:	"The ___ Eaters": Van Gogh
DDown 60:	Kind of majority
DDown 62:	Part 10: ___, she said, steno notes from 82 Across	HESAID
DDown 63:	What spellbinders do
DDown 64:	Judge's demand
DDown 65:	Delicate difference
DDown 66:	Commotion
DDown 70:	Tonto's horse
DDown 72:	Fragrant rootstock
DDown 73:	Delight in
DDown 74:	American physician-author
DDown 75:	Shrill sound
DDown 76:	Tot's toe
DDown 77:	Be a bugbear
DDown 79:	Unification Church follower, informally
DDown 80:	Wooden pegs
DDown 81:	Sponge
DDown 82:	Plumbers' concerns
DDown 83:	Prospero, e.g.
DDown 86:	Part 11: Their final legacy	EMPTYNEST
DDown 88:	Gordon Shumway
DDown 90:	With an ___ the ground	EARTO
DDown 91:	The ones chosen
DDown 93:	Kind of collision
DDown 94:	Again
DDown 96:	Parts of a service
DDown 98:	Noted fighter of oil fires	ADAIR
DDown 99:	Flintstones' pet
DDown 100:	Torquemada's claim to fame
DDown 106:	Interior designer's expertise
DDown 107:	In an aloof way
DDown 108:	Some fashion wear	DIORS
DDown 109:	Unsophisticated
DDown 110:	Do nothing
DDown 111:	In the past
DDown 112:	Dante's "La ___ nuova"
DDown 113:	Close
DDown 114:	Contemporary of Rex	ERLE
DDown 115:	Kin of nix
DDown 118:	Gabor and Perón	EVAS
DDown 119:	Caesura
DDown 120:	Ratio words	ISTO
DDown 124:	Ending for hand or mouth
DDown 125:	Sitter's creation