New York Times Answers - Sunday, 2nd June 2002 There are 58 across clues and 81 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 2nd June 2002. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: What melting ice leavesWETSPOTAAcross 8: Roadie's rideTOURBUSAAcross 15: Reverse sidesBACKSAAcross 20: Foreign objectsEXOTICAAAcross 21: Least certainIFFIESTAAcross 22: Bay windowORIELAAcross 23: PDIRECTIONTOPLAYSOFTLYAAcross 26: Really need to batheSTINKAAcross 27: Modus operandiWAYAAcross 28: "___ who?"SEZAAcross 29: BoldGUTSYAAcross 30: Brahmans, e.g.CASTEAAcross 32: Author ZolaEMILEAAcross 34: SoftheadSAPAAcross 37: Add a letter to 23-Across to get ...COMPANIONFORMAKETTLEAAcross 44: Kind of mutual fundNOLOADAAcross 45: ___ sandwichSTEAKAAcross 46: Seat holdersINSAAcross 47: Infirmity-freeHALEAAcross 48: Not a bad golf score, informallyONEOVERAAcross 50: Cutting-room staff?: Abbr.DRSAAcross 52: CoachTUTORAAcross 53: Add a letter to 37-Across to get ...SCORETHATBEATSABOGEYAAcross 60: Present times?YULESAAcross 61: Earthy hueOCHERAAcross 62: AddPUT INAAcross 62: AddPUTINAAcross 63: InflamedREDAAcross 64: Camp-out treatSMOREAAcross 65: Nobelist for whom a physics unit is namedHERTZAAcross 66: ___ cit.LOCAAcross 69: Country musician's acoustic guitarDOBROAAcross 70: First name in cosmeticsESTEEAAcross 71: Hollywood's WingerDEBRAAAcross 73: Add a letter to 53-Across to get ...BUDDYINWESTERNMOVIESAAcross 78: Cow of commercialsELSIEAAcross 79: Draft inits.SSSAAcross 80: StripsDIVESTSAAcross 81: Really need to batheREEKAAcross 82: Driller on base: Abbr.SGTAAcross 85: ConcealedPERDUAAcross 89: Don't stopKEEPATAAcross 90: Add a letter to 73-Across to get ...GAMESHOWANNOUNCERDONAAcross 94: Sun or moonORBAAcross 95: Comic strip VikingHAGARAAcross 96: Pen pas?BOARSAAcross 97: Jim Croce's "I Got ___"ANAMEAAcross 99: Sticky stuffGOOAAcross 102: Encouraging wordTRYAAcross 103: OffspringISSUEAAcross 108: Add a letter to 90-Across to get ...ABSOLUTIONFROMPENALTYAAcross 113: What some humor lacksTASTEAAcross 114: Miami Sound Machine frontwomanESTEFANAAcross 115: CatchphraseTAG LINEAAcross 115: CatchphraseTAGLINEAAcross 116: Early calendar developersMAYASAAcross 117: Fred Flintstone's bossMRSLATEAAcross 118: Like tea bags, traditionallySTEEPEDDDown 1: Becomes the other half of?WEDSDDown 2: It's taken when leavingEXITDDown 3: Lifesaver shapesTORIDDown 4: W.W. II gunSTENDDown 5: Dentist's toolPICKDDown 6: When D.S.T. endsOCTDDown 7: Japanese prize in the 1894-95 Sino-Japanese warTAIWANDDown 8: Wee oneTINYTOTDDown 9: O'er and o'erOFTDDown 10: Some blinking lights, for shortUFOSDDown 11: It may precede old ageRIPEDDown 12: Actor/comedian RichardBELZERDDown 13: Made in ___U.S.A.DDown 13: Made in ___USADDown 14: GloomySTYGIANDDown 15: 8-Down's footwearBOOTEEDDown 16: Kennel racketARFSDDown 17: Sparta, for oneCITY-STATEDDown 18: Kenan's pal on NickelodeonKELDDown 19: SlipperySLYDDown 24: Welcome sight to the parchedOASISDDown 25: Is moodily silentSULKSDDown 30: Space ___CADETDDown 31: Pilothouse abbr.ENEDDown 33: When George W. Bush was sworn inMMIDDown 35: MixALLOYDDown 36: Jury memberPEERDDown 37: See eye to eyeCONCURDDown 38: Enthusiastic corrida cryOLEOLEDDown 39: Fixed firmlyMOOREDDDown 40: Gets concrete results?PAVESDDown 41: Production studio deviceFADERDDown 42: Creole vegetableOKRADDown 43: GangsterTHUGDDown 44: Too inquisitiveNOSYDDown 49: Some parallelogramsRHOMBIDDown 51: Pinellas Peninsula city, brieflySTPETEDDown 52: Haulage unitTONDDown 54: Nut for a nut weevilACORNDDown 55: Purposely losesTHROWSDDown 56: Frequent garden visitorBEEDDown 57: Relatively reliableSURERDDown 58: Show up forATTENDDDown 59: Variety's beat, with "the"BIZDDown 64: Kind of flour or inkSOYDDown 65: Barkley served with him: Abbr.HSTDDown 66: Like some riverbanksLEVEEDDDown 67: San Luis ___, Calif.OBISPODDown 68: El Greco, by birthCRETANDDown 69: Nixon served with him: Abbr.DDEDDown 70: Krupp's headquartersESSENDDown 71: Sole sourceDOVERDDown 72: Kind of V.P.ASSTDDown 73: Make cloudyBLEARDDown 74: Site of some overseas securityUSEMBASSYDDown 75: Big engineering projectDIKEDDown 76: Inits. for an armchair quarterback?ESPNDDown 77: Karaoke equipmentMIKESDDown 78: HenceERGODDown 82: Well-known whaleSHAMUDDown 83: "Break a leg!"GOGETEMDDown 84: Onetime jet insigniaTWADDown 86: Knock over, so to speakROBDDown 87: BicolorDUOTONEDDown 88: Deprive of heat?UNARMDDown 91: Synthetic fuel sourcesSHALESDDown 92: CantsARGOTSDDown 93: Secret meeting placesCRYPTSDDown 98: Part of N.B.NOTADDown 100: Scott Turow bookONELDDown 101: Easy as falling ___ logOFFADDown 103: "Splendor in the Grass" Oscar winnerINGEDDown 104: Successful pitchSALEDDown 105: IndiscretionSLIPDDown 106: ___ Reader (magazine)UTNEDDown 107: RegardedEYEDDDown 108: Bill spitter-outerATMDDown 109: Call from a penBAADDown 110: Medit. landISRDDown 111: Unfaithful oneRATDDown 112: Pack it in, so to speakEAT