New York Times Answers - Sunday, 22nd June 1997 There are 62 across clues and 81 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 22nd June 1997. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Sleeping spotsROOSTSAAcross 7: RatsFINKSAAcross 12: Mark of official approvalCACHETAAcross 18: White-knuckledANXIOUSAAcross 20: PointlessINANEAAcross 21: Breathing aidAIR HOLEAAcross 21: Breathing aidAIRHOLEAAcross 22: 1944 filmMEETMEINSTPERIODLOUISAAcross 25: See 45-DownSAYAAcross 26: With 60-Down, bidMAKEAAcross 27: Blasted a hole inSANKAAcross 28: BootsOUSTSAAcross 29: "The Road Runner" background sightsMESASAAcross 33: "___ mud in your eye!"HERESAAcross 35: Pitcher FernandezSIDAAcross 37: Fan letdownTIEAAcross 38: "The First Wives' Club" membersEXESAAcross 40: Latin clarificationID ESTAAcross 42: Make an outstanding design?EMBOSSAAcross 45: 1965 filmHELPEXCLAMATIONPOINTAAcross 51: SkirtAVOIDAAcross 52: English churchyard featuresYEWSAAcross 53: Dealer in piece goodsDRAPERAAcross 54: Literally, "goddess"DIVAAAcross 55: They're toasted at luncheonsBLTSAAcross 56: Shooting matchSKEETAAcross 58: Domingo y lunesDIASAAcross 62: Word of encouragementOLEAAcross 63: City of northern FinlandOULUAAcross 64: Certain dropTEARAAcross 65: Singer JacksonBROWNEAAcross 67: 1986 or 1994 filmNOBODYAPOSTROPHESFOOLAAcross 72: HabituatesENURESAAcross 73: "James and the Giant Peach" authorDAHLAAcross 74: Dole's Senate successorLOTTAAcross 75: Intl. air hubJFKAAcross 76: Big name in video gamesSEGAAAcross 77: Golden ___ (seniors)AGERSAAcross 79: Ball throwersDEBSAAcross 80: It played the Platters' plattersHI-FIAAcross 81: Hoglike animalsTAPIRSAAcross 84: Auto with models 900 and 9000SAABAAcross 85: Locale of ancient UrSUMERAAcross 86: 1951 filmQUOVADISQUESTIONMARKAAcross 91: Unfair shakeBUMRAPAAcross 92: Relaxation in 63-AcrossSAUNAAAcross 93: Exciting experience, in slangTRIPAAcross 94: En-graved letters?RIPAAcross 95: "That feels good!"AAHAAcross 97: Was in knotsACHEDAAcross 100: RecessesAPSESAAcross 103: If A = B and B = C, then A = C, e.g.AXIOMAAcross 106: "Serpico" author PeterMAASAAcross 108: Glass-___ Currency Act, 1913OWENAAcross 110: Impolite replyLIPAAcross 112: 1948 filmSORRYCOMMAWRONGNUMBERAAcross 118: HelmsmanSTEERERAAcross 119: Like some walksBRISKAAcross 120: Successful personSOMEONEAAcross 121: BootlickerYES-MANAAcross 122: Theroux's "The Happy ___ of Oceania"ISLESAAcross 123: Bay, county or city of IrelandGALWAYDDown 1: Super Bowl XIV participantsRAMSDDown 2: Late bedtimeONEAMDDown 3: Daisy varietyOXEYEDDown 4: Request to a guestSITDDown 5: Kenyan independence leader ___ MboyaTOMDDown 6: Look for damagesSUEDDown 7: Former Chief Justice Harlan ___ StoneFISKEDDown 8: BreaksINTERIMSDDown 9: More than nodNAPDDown 10: Contentious political assemblyKNESSETDDown 11: AntiveninsSERADDown 12: British F.B.I.CIDDDown 13: First name in folkARLODDown 14: Third Chinese dynastyCHOUDDown 15: Two-time president of TexasHOUSTONDDown 16: SnobELITISTDDown 17: Actress Harper and othersTESSESDDown 19: Computer game ___ CitySIMDDown 21: Isao ___ of the P.G.A.AOKIDDown 23: Slangy turndownNAHDDown 24: Coming upIN STOREDDown 30: Crayola colorSEPIADDown 31: CanceledAXEDDDown 32: Questionnaire datumSEXDDown 34: Author LeShanEDADDown 36: "Edward Scissorhands" starDEPPDDown 39: Strait of Messina menaceSCYLLADDown 41: Iron: PrefixSIDERODDown 43: "The Simpsons" bartenderMOEDDown 44: With 111-Down, vulture or hawkBIRDOFDDown 45: With 25-Across, voiced an opinionHADONESDDown 46: Satanic monikerEVILONEDDown 47: Southern swarmerLOVEBUGDDown 48: LullLET UPDDown 48: LullLETUPDDown 49: Sympathetic soundsAWSDDown 50: A TurnerNATDDown 55: Pays the price forBUYSDDown 56: Namesakes of a son of AdamSETHSDDown 57: Swiss theologian BarthKARLDDown 59: Site of a famous flag-raisingIWO JIMADDown 60: See 26-AcrossANOFFERDDown 61: Real-life sailor on whom Crusoe was basedSELKIRKDDown 63: Words of praiseODEDDown 64: Paul I, e.g.TSARDDown 65: Pot contentsBETSDDown 66: 18, 19 and 20 of a seriesRSTDDown 68: Henry Clay, for oneORATORDDown 69: West-central Texas cityODESSADDown 70: Double foldPLEATDDown 71: Challenger of the dragon SmaugHOBBITDDown 77: BoostAIDDDown 78: "The Pelican Brief" authorGRISHAMDDown 79: Case workers, for shortDASDDown 80: ArchesHUMPSDDown 82: 90's film autobiography subtitled "My Story"AVADDown 83: Bear of literaturePAPADDown 84: Fish that sings when matingSEA HORSEDDown 84: Fish that sings when matingSEAHORSEDDown 85: BitSNIPDDown 86: Embodiment of impractical chivalryQUIXOTEDDown 87: They make calls from homeUMPIRESDDown 88: Some TV'sQUASARSDDown 89: The Tar Heels: Abbr.UNCDDown 90: MouthsORADDown 91: Loud and rudeBRASSYDDown 96: 1944 Bing Crosby hitAMORDDown 98: Cuddly film creatures of 1983EWOKSDDown 99: Opium ___DENDDown 101: JostleELBOWDDown 102: Historic rival of FlorenceSIENADDown 104: City near ProvoOREMDDown 105: Vidal's "___ Breckinridge"MYRADDown 107: Prefix with -vertAMBIDDown 109: Riot-stopping grps.NGSDDown 111: See 44-DownPREYDDown 113: Mid.CENDDown 114: Wheaton of "Stand By Me"WILDDown 115: Seasonal drinkNOGDDown 116: Actress ThurmanUMADDown 117: Country singer McDanielMEL