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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 1st June 1997

    There are 71 across clues and 92 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 1st June 1997. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: Stew
    AAcross 7: Like tea
    AAcross 13: These might play into the wrong hands
    AAcross 21: Two-time Wimbledon winner Gibson
    AAcross 22: It goes "pssst!"
    AAcross 24: Positively planningINTENTON
    AAcross 25: Funnies romanticWINIFREDWINKLE
    AAcross 27: ___ of habit
    AAcross 28: Penn name
    AAcross 29: Shade of purple
    AAcross 30: State of agitation
    AAcross 32: Award for Samuel BeckettOBIE
    AAcross 33: Features on some stationery
    AAcross 34: Peak of NE GreeceMTOSSA
    AAcross 36: Former service site
    AAcross 38: Funnies flapperELIZABETHBOOP
    AAcross 43: Shadowy places
    AAcross 48: ExceededRANOVER
    AAcross 49: Like some vbs.IRR
    AAcross 50: Capital of Togo
    AAcross 51: H.S. subject
    AAcross 52: Baseball's Duren and SandbergRYNES
    AAcross 53: Talk of the town?
    AAcross 56: The Mustangs: Abbr.SMU
    AAcross 57: Mountain transport
    AAcross 58: Word repeated in "Elegy in a Country Churchyard"
    AAcross 59: Funnies flierSTEVENCANYON
    AAcross 62: In ___ (beset by difficulties)AHOLE
    AAcross 63: Little one
    AAcross 64: Spoilers
    AAcross 65: Singer Billy Ray
    AAcross 66: W.W. II Japanese aircraft
    AAcross 67: "Far out!"
    AAcross 69: New York Met tenor AlfredoKRAUS
    AAcross 70: Flavors
    AAcross 71: Another funnies flierWOODROWWOODPECKER
    AAcross 78: Tired of everythingHADIT
    AAcross 81: "All ___" (1967 Temptations hit)INEED
    AAcross 82: University officials
    AAcross 86: Emulate Romeo and Juliet
    AAcross 87: Like some computer encoding systems
    AAcross 88: They give you fits
    AAcross 92: Rock-and-Roll Hall of Fame architect
    AAcross 93: Took steps
    AAcross 94: Funnies victimCHARLESBROWN
    AAcross 96: Strike out
    AAcross 97: Mucho
    AAcross 98: Balmoral, e.g.
    AAcross 99: Untrustworthy types
    AAcross 100: Like some keys
    AAcross 101: Midsummer ___ (June 23)
    AAcross 102: Tree protuberance
    AAcross 104: Part of a drying-out period, maybe
    AAcross 105: Loud voice from the "Iliad"
    AAcross 107: 1960's MaoistsREDGUARDS
    AAcross 110: Funnies fighterJOSEPHPALOOKA
    AAcross 113: ___ LingusAER
    AAcross 114: Professor's prize
    AAcross 116: Ombrometers measure them
    AAcross 117: Carbon compound
    AAcross 120: Check, in a way
    AAcross 122: More or less, informally
    AAcross 123: "Things"
    AAcross 127: Vista
    AAcross 129: Big-eyed funnies characterBARNABASGOOGLE
    AAcross 133: Like a Carreras concert
    AAcross 134: Holes in the head
    AAcross 135: Coveted
    AAcross 136: In peace
    AAcross 137: Feeds a crowd
    AAcross 138: Actress Katharine et al.ROSSES
    DDown 1: Aphorisms
    DDown 2: Nobelist WieselELIE
    DDown 3: Pillar of heaven, to Pindar
    DDown 4: Like a dime
    DDown 5: Nickname in magazine publishingHEF
    DDown 6: Ring site
    DDown 6: Ring site
    DDown 7: Spoiled bunchBADLOT
    DDown 8: Work on a tough stain, e.g.
    DDown 9: 10th-century explorer
    DDown 10: Got the gold
    DDown 11: Northern Amer.ESK
    DDown 12: Cream serving
    DDown 13: Big-eared funnies characterMICHAELMOUSE
    DDown 14: Memo starterINRE
    DDown 15: Chest protector
    DDown 16: Raiding grp.
    DDown 17: Lay to rest
    DDown 18: "Three men in ___"ATUB
    DDown 19: Actress PettyLORI
    DDown 20: Old-time dagger
    DDown 23: Grazing sites
    DDown 26: "The ___ Sanction" (1970's thriller)EIGER
    DDown 31: Cookbook amt.TSP
    DDown 33: Johns
    DDown 34: Dunderheads
    DDown 35: Doughnutlike
    DDown 37: French soulAME
    DDown 38: Typos
    DDown 39: Knock downLAYLOW
    DDown 40: Natural
    DDown 41: Writer Akins and othersZOES
    DDown 42: Dirty fighter
    DDown 44: Proper words
    DDown 45: Like some Christians
    DDown 46: Science fiction magazine since 1930
    DDown 47: Way out
    DDown 53: Corral
    DDown 54: Penn., e.g.
    DDown 55: Anatomical prefixSACRO
    DDown 56: Chocolate ___
    DDown 57: Start of a how-to titleTHEART
    DDown 59: Ring sport
    DDown 60: Even
    DDown 61: Swimming great DianaNYAD
    DDown 62: People of the SunAZTECS
    DDown 64: Based (in)
    DDown 68: Pilfers
    DDown 69: Pasted but good
    DDown 72: Funnies gumshoeRICHARDTRACY
    DDown 73: Available
    DDown 74: Become tiresome
    DDown 75: Places for drawings?
    DDown 76: Brag
    DDown 77: "Show Boat" composer
    DDown 78: Medicine man
    DDown 79: Breakfast place
    DDown 80: Like Seurat paintings
    DDown 83: Inviting, as inspectionOPENTO
    DDown 84: Do a double take
    DDown 85: Club name since 1892
    DDown 87: Come to mind
    DDown 88: Cause of jungle fever
    DDown 89: Lower
    DDown 90: Ruffle
    DDown 91: "___ Amigos" (1973 western)
    DDown 95: "Star Wars" planetENDOR
    DDown 96: Classic Ferrari
    DDown 100: Where Alice worked
    DDown 102: Letter before ar
    DDown 103: Tell tales
    DDown 105: Barbecue pieces
    DDown 106: Colorful bird
    DDown 108: In large supply
    DDown 109: Date
    DDown 110: Like some Western law
    DDown 111: Investigator
    DDown 112: Plague
    DDown 115: Collars
    DDown 117: Heroic poetry
    DDown 118: Place to be picked up?
    DDown 119: Lulu
    DDown 121: Disney's "___ and the Detectives"EMIL
    DDown 122: Writer's Market abbr.SASE
    DDown 123: Some execs
    DDown 124: Sponsorship
    DDown 125: Nautical heading
    DDown 126: 1917 revolutionaries
    DDown 128: Kurasawa film
    DDown 130: Genetic stuff
    DDown 131: Loony bird
    DDown 132: One of the "virgins" of "Two Virgins"
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