New York Times Answers - Saturday, 15th June 2002 There are 31 across clues and 37 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 15th June 2002. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Questionnaire option, oftenMALEAAcross 5: "E.T." actressDEEWALLACEAAcross 15: Blue shadeANILAAcross 16: Jurassic genus whose name means, literally, "different lizard"ALLOSAURUSAAcross 17: They're simple to expressRATIONALNUMBERSAAcross 19: Noisy transportationSSTAAcross 20: "___ there!"PUTITAAcross 21: Start of a nursery rhymePEASEAAcross 22: Versatile vehicleUTEAAcross 23: Man's nickname that is German for "level"EBENAAcross 24: HeadsBOSSESAAcross 25: CowpokePARDNERAAcross 27: FavoringPROAAcross 28: "Gotcha"ISEEAAcross 29: FavoringGOINGFORAAcross 34: Standby fliers?AIRFORCERESERVEAAcross 38: Parents pass it onLAST NAMEAAcross 39: Face up toMEETAAcross 40: Thimble Theatre nameOYLAAcross 41: Piece of artTESSERAAAcross 44: Is overwhelmedDROWNSAAcross 48: Something to read forPARTAAcross 49: 2001 biopicALIAAcross 50: Caught, in a wayROPEDAAcross 51: Wavelike patternMOIREAAcross 52: Friday precederGALAAcross 53: Southern Comfort concoctionsALABAMASLAMMERSAAcross 56: Balzac heroPEREGORIOTAAcross 57: "Young Frankenstein" womanINGAAAcross 58: News announcementEXTRAEXTRAAAcross 59: Order on margin?STETDDown 1: Pocket protector?MARSUPIALDDown 2: Daughter of NicholasANASTASIADDown 3: SlobsLITTERERSDDown 4: Descendant of Aaron, in the BibleELIDDown 5: Strauss subjectDANUBEDDown 6: One might give you a liftELATERDDown 7: Mystery novelist StanleyELLINDDown 8: RefusesWONTDDown 9: Pac 10 school, for shortASUDDown 10: Aristophanes plays, e.g.LAMPOONSDDown 11: Mechanics' jobsLUBESDDown 12: SpotsAREASDDown 13: One that's ill-prepared?CURSEDDown 14: Grand Prix maneuversESSESDDown 18: Dentist's orderOPENDDown 24: It could run over a plateBRIEDDown 26: DexterousDEFTDDown 27: ___ favorPORDDown 29: Head-scratcher's commentGEEDDown 30: MasterpiecesGEMSDDown 31: One who can go anywhereFREE AGENTDDown 32: SupersizedOVERLARGEDDown 33: CostsRETAILSATDDown 35: Seneca dialectONONDAGADDown 36: They can be caught on the beachRAYSDDown 37: Year in Edred's reignCMLDDown 41: Pin holderTAILORDDown 42: Proofer's baneERRATADDown 43: Half note featureSTEMDDown 44: FestoonDRAPEDDown 45: Its logo is a five-pronged crownROLEXDDown 46: Outgrowth of geometrical abstractionOP ARTDDown 47: Unit of magnetic fluxWEBERDDown 48: Put forthPOSITDDown 51: Manifesto writerMARXDDown 54: "Calvin and Hobbes" bullyMOEDDown 55: Badly, at firstMIS