New York Times Answers - Sunday, 30th June 1996 There are 79 across clues and 87 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 30th June 1996. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Fruit beverageCIDERAAcross 6: NapSHAGAAcross 10: MuddleDAZEAAcross 14: ContortedATWISTAAcross 20: "What's in___?"ANAMEAAcross 21: Classification in human evolutionHOMOAAcross 22: Finely ground quartz used as paint fillerSILEXAAcross 23: IntendedFIANCEAAcross 24: SpoilerFLY IN THE OINTMENTAAcross 27: Two-time Pulitzer-winning journalistREST ONAAcross 28: Dentist's targetTARTARAAcross 29: DiscomfortUNEASEAAcross 30: Went beyondOVERSHOTAAcross 32: Atty.'s org.ABAAAcross 33: Using for subsistenceLIVINGONAAcross 36: BoorishCRASSAAcross 37: Biblical suffixETHAAcross 38: A or B, e.g.NOTEAAcross 40: Marketing ployBAIT AND SWITCHAAcross 43: AdvantagePLUSAAcross 44: Bona fideREALAAcross 46: InclineLISTAAcross 47: Bulgarian monetary unitLEVAAcross 48: Golf shotCHIPAAcross 49: Rambler, for oneROSEAAcross 51: HunkADONISAAcross 54: RuinDO INAAcross 55: Overseas networkBBCAAcross 58: Without planningCATCHASCATCHCANAAcross 63: Auto industry regulator: Abbr.E.P.A.AAcross 63: Auto industry regulator: Abbr.EPAAAcross 66: Mt. Blackburn localeALASKAAAcross 68: Egg-hatching elephant of children's litHORTONAAcross 69: Waterproof: England::___:U.S.RAINCOATAAcross 71: O.J. Simpson, onceRUSHERAAcross 72: Sen. HatchORRINAAcross 73: FeaturesITEMSAAcross 75: ___importanceOFNOAAcross 76: Some radioactive electronsBETASAAcross 77: Asparagus unitSPEARAAcross 78: ExpandsGROWSAAcross 79: Thick waterproof fabric used in cold climatesLODENAAcross 80: Love, overseasAMORAAcross 81: Fat Albert's creatorCOSBYAAcross 82: Plant appendageFRONDAAcross 83: Schoolmaster's rodFERULEAAcross 84: First president of the Continental CongressRANDOLPHAAcross 86: "Johnny Get Angry" singer SommersJOANIEAAcross 87: Cobbler's toolLASTERAAcross 88: "Wheel of Fortune" purchaseANEAAcross 89: Whatever it takesBY HOOK OR BY CROOKAAcross 93: QB's try to get themYDSAAcross 94: Goblet featureSTEMAAcross 96: Party concernsPLANKSAAcross 97: More than impressedAWEDAAcross 99: Modeler's mediumCLAYAAcross 100: Evidence in a paternity caseDNAAAcross 101: Poker holdingPAIRAAcross 104: Arp's movementDADAAAcross 107: Plain of Jars localeLAOSAAcross 108: Prepare for unpleasantnessBITETHEBULLETAAcross 114: "Edward Scissorhands" starDEPPAAcross 116: Mtn. statALTAAcross 117: First name in choreographyALVINAAcross 118: Dressed to the ninesDOLLED UPAAcross 120: Dernier___CRIAAcross 121: CurrentlyNOWADAYSAAcross 123: Mania starterMEGALOAAcross 125: Bungle, with "up"BOLLIXAAcross 127: Alarm respondentARISERAAcross 128: Matt Dillon, e.g.KEEPEROFTHEPEACEAAcross 132: 1963 N.F.L. passing leaderTITTLEAAcross 133: Broadway auntELLERAAcross 134: Actress Thurman et al.UMASAAcross 135: RegisterENROLAAcross 136: Bounced backECHOEDAAcross 137: Procter & Gamble brand since 1947TIDEAAcross 138: SubjectTEXTAAcross 139: Puts backSTETSDDown 1: Full-length garmentCAFTANDDown 2: Expecting momentarilyINLABORDDown 3: Contractor's quoteDAYRATEDDown 4: Let offEMITDDown 5: Kind of arteryRENALDDown 6: Library soundSHHDDown 7: WeedHOEDDown 8: Is equivalent (to)AMOUNTSDDown 9: AttackingGOINGATDDown 10: Turns downDIMSDDown 11: Opposite of a weatherALEEDDown 12: Kind of masterZENDDown 13: Wrest by forceEXTORTDDown 14: From the topAFRESHDDown 15: Stadium divisionsTIERSDDown 16: Ted of TV's "Blossom"WASSDDown 17: While officially workingINTHELINEOFDUTYDDown 18: Climb like a squirrelSCOOTUPDDown 19: Metric incrementsTENTHSDDown 22: PositionSTANDDDown 25: Tampa paper, familiarly, with "the"TRIBDDown 26: Brightly coloredNEONDDown 31: Payroll record abbr.VACDDown 34: Restaurant employeeVALETDDown 35: Jr.'s Jr.IIIDDown 36: Like some responsibilitiesCIVICDDown 39: AttentionEARDDown 41: "Backyards, Greenwich Village" artistSLOANDDown 42: TraveledWENTDDown 43: Campus letterPHIDDown 45: Empiricist John and othersLOCKESDDown 48: Didi of "Grease"CONNDDown 50: River to the MoselleSAARDDown 51: Up and aboutASTIRDDown 52: Raid alternativeDCONDDown 53: More astuteSHREWDERDDown 54: Honoree's spotDAISDDown 55: Santa___BARBARADDown 56: Off Broadway's___GroupBLUEMANDDown 57: Join, for better or worseCASTONESLOTWITHDDown 59: Car thief's destination, oftenCHOP SHOPDDown 60: Biblical peakHOREBDDown 61: LineupARRAYDDown 62: Engine partsCAMSDDown 64: Covered, in a wayPANELEDDDown 65: Former sinnersATONERSDDown 67: FragmentSHARDDDown 70: The Rockies'___FieldCOORSDDown 73: O. Henry techniqueIRONYDDown 74: Picker-upperTONICDDown 77: College student, for shortSOPHDDown 78: Takes without warningGRABSDDown 79: Got outLEAKEDDDown 81: ___Yeobright (Hardy's native)CLYMDDown 82: DivideFORKDDown 83: RunFLOWDDown 85: Word from a hypnotistOBEYDDown 86: One with quite a fish storyJONAHDDown 90: BygoneOLDENDDown 91: "Kritik der reinen Vernunft" authorKANTDDown 92: SculledOAREDDDown 95: ___in tangoTASDDown 98: PopDADDDown 99: Like French fries and ice creamCALORICDDown 101: RetreatPULL OUTDDown 101: RetreatPULLOUTDDown 102: 1984 Steve Martin filmALLOFMEDDown 103: Quebec's___d'OrleansILEDDown 105: Keep secret no longerDECLAREDDown 106: Brandy flavoringAPRICOTDDown 107: WoollyLANATEDDown 108: Was loudBLAREDDDown 109: Brown, e.g.IVYDDown 110: Nursery rhyme wordTISKETDDown 111: Lawn-care equipmentEDGERDDown 112: Old English Christmas DishBOARDDown 113: Narrow conduitTUBEDDown 115: Image componentsPIXELSDDown 117: 40's-50's actress___MaraADELEDDown 119: Religious leadersPOPESDDown 122: RegardingASTODDown 123: Pinochle playMELDDDown 124: Foil relativeEPEEDDown 126: AdvancedLENTDDown 129: New Haven collegianELIDDown 130: AssessTAXDDown 131: Presidential monogramHST