New York Times Answers - Friday, 14th June 2002 There are 34 across clues and 34 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 14th June 2002. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Cinephile's purchaseDVDPLAYERAAcross 10: Kind of curlSPITAAcross 14: Title for Sir Anthony EdenEARLOFAVONAAcross 16: French beanTETEAAcross 17: SurvivesSTAYSALIVEAAcross 18: N.B.A., e.g.: Abbr.ASSNAAcross 19: Short shot?PICAAcross 20: Basis of comparison for many innovationsSLICEDBREADAAcross 22: "I Ain't Marching Anymore" singer, 1965OCHSAAcross 24: Umpire's callLETAAcross 25: Shape of a certain drumKETTLEAAcross 26: BreaksTAMESAAcross 28: Dava ___, author of the best seller "Longitude"SOBELAAcross 30: MelodyAIRAAcross 31: Nets, maybeSNARESAAcross 33: Medical disappointmentsRELAPSESAAcross 35: "Who Let the Dogs Out" group, the ___ MenBAHAAAcross 37: "Duchess of ___," Goya paintingALBAAAcross 38: Most stomach-turningGROSSESTAAcross 42: Chinese-American with 14 GrammysYOYOMAAAcross 46: Former Mideast inits.UARAAcross 47: ___ nothingALLORAAcross 49: Played againRERANAAcross 50: Ultimate objectEND-ALLAAcross 52: KittyPOTAAcross 54: Marmalade ingredientRINDAAcross 55: Washed upSWEPTASHOREAAcross 58: Canal siteEARAAcross 59: "Dear" onesSIRSAAcross 60: ProximityCLOSERANGEAAcross 62: Major addition?ETTEAAcross 63: Brunei and othersSULTANATESAAcross 64: P P PRHOSAAcross 65: Some museum workersRESTORERSDDown 1: OppressorsDESPOTSDDown 2: Belvedere Park locale, with "the"VATICANDDown 3: Bygone moneyDRACHMADDown 4: ThicknessPLYDDown 5: ErosionLOSSDDown 6: Pride precedes it, they sayAFALLDDown 7: Bush and Clinton, onceYALIESDDown 8: Cruel landlord?EVICTORDDown 9: DriftROVEDDown 10: Show fearSTARTDDown 11: Bygone moneyPESETASDDown 12: "I've been framed!"ITSALIEDDown 13: SubmitsTENDERSDDown 15: Real-life outlaw played in film by Mick JaggerNEDKELLYDDown 21: Dwell onBELABORDDown 23: Some BosniansSERBSDDown 27: Product of evaporationSEASALTDDown 29: Cole Porter's "___ Clown"BEADDown 32: Beats badlySHELLACSDDown 34: Restaurant dinner host, usuallyPAYERDDown 36: Communication without talking: Abbr.ASLDDown 38: One taking a shotGUESSERDDown 39: AccompaniedRANWITHDDown 40: Words after "bring" or "in"ORDERTODDown 41: First-rate, in British slangTOP-HOLEDDown 43: East, in EspañaORIENTEDDown 44: ExecutiveMANAGERDDown 45: First "Bond girl"ANDRESSDDown 48: PerchesROOSTSDDown 51: Polygonal projectionsAPSESDDown 53: Take care ofTREATDDown 56: InsinuationSLURDDown 57: Cosmetics maker ___ LaszloERNODDown 61: Swiss streamAAR