New York Times Answers - Sunday, 23rd June 2002 There are 68 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 23rd June 2002. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Take inABSORBAAcross 7: Food decorationCAPERAAcross 12: In this wayTHUSAAcross 16: ___ JoãoSAOAAcross 19: Winning Super Bowl XVIII playerRAIDERAAcross 20: AncientHOARYAAcross 21: Shapes of thingsCONTOURSAAcross 23: 69-Across componentTHREEOFAKINDAAcross 25: 48-Down + 16-DownMERINGUEAAcross 26: SwindleDO INAAcross 27: Cambodian currencyRIELAAcross 29: AnnulsREPEALSAAcross 30: Popular computerIMACAAcross 34: Christian denom.METHAAcross 36: "___ to you!" (Cockney toast)ERESAAcross 38: Glass: Fr.VERREAAcross 39: Certain surgery, for shortLI POAAcross 39: Certain surgery, for shortLIPOAAcross 40: Musical giftEARAAcross 42: 112-Across componentVOWELSAAcross 44: 92-Across componentORANGE JUICEAAcross 49: Noted civil rights leaderEVERSAAcross 50: Ford Explorer, e.g.S.U.V.AAcross 50: Ford Explorer, e.g.SUVAAcross 53: Business figureNET SALESAAcross 54: TormentsAGONIESAAcross 56: Burkina ___FASOAAcross 57: Like certain attacksAD HOMINEMAAcross 59: "The Power and the Glory" novelistGREENEAAcross 60: Like wineAGEDAAcross 61: Family tree wordNEEAAcross 62: Cry like a babyMEWLAAcross 64: Line on a dockTIDEMARKAAcross 66: To this pointSO FARAAcross 66: To this pointSOFARAAcross 69: 23-Across + 9-DownFULL HOUSEAAcross 72: ___ cantata (church service)MISSAAAcross 73: Labor-management arrangementOPEN SHOPAAcross 75: Oberhausen oneEINSAAcross 76: Costa del ___SOLAAcross 77: Gael, for oneCELTAAcross 78: Roving adventurouslyERRANTAAcross 80: One's savings, metaphoricallySAFETY NETAAcross 86: 1990's rap duo ___ KrossKRISAAcross 87: Co-renters, slangilyROOMIESAAcross 89: Wife of OdysseusPENELOPEAAcross 90: Instrument in the E-Street BandSAXAAcross 91: "Easy!"ASNAPAAcross 92: 52-Down + 44-AcrossSCREWDRIVERAAcross 94: AreaSPHEREAAcross 95: Part of H.R.H.HERAAcross 96: Doctor's incomeFEESAAcross 97: RubbishTRIPEAAcross 99: Sp. ladiesSRASAAcross 102: Kennelmate of RoverFIDOAAcross 105: AdditionallyELSEAAcross 106: Noted husband-and-wife paleontologistsLEAKEYSAAcross 108: Business letter abbr.ENCLAAcross 110: BumpOUSTAAcross 112: 33-Down + 42-AcrossALPHABETAAcross 114: 68-Down + 104-DownTHEODDCOUPLEAAcross 120: Gliding step, in balletGLISSADEAAcross 121: Fine porcelainIMARIAAcross 122: GetATTAINAAcross 123: Old cartoonist ___ HoffSYDAAcross 124: Part of Q.E.D.ERATAAcross 125: Head of circulation?SOFTCAAcross 126: Brought upREAREDDDown 1: "A jealous mistress": EmersonARTDDown 2: Cry of disgustBAHDDown 3: Round Table titleSIRDDown 4: Jonson workODEDDown 5: Bagpipe, e.g.REEDDDown 6: Closet itemBROOMDDown 7: Singer in a boîteCHANTEUSEDDown 8: Just duckyA-OKDDown 9: 69-Across componentPAIRDDown 10: "Journey to ___" ("Sesame Street" feature)ERNIEDDown 11: U-Haul rivalRYDERDDown 12: Cable chan. for old filmsTCMDDown 13: Gardener, sometimesHOERDDown 14: Normal, as a photoUNREVERSEDDDown 15: Tiny appendages on rose plantsSTIPELSDDown 16: 25-Across componentSUGARDDown 17: Usually, after "as"ARULEDDown 18: Suffix for abnormalitiesOSESDDown 22: LulusONERSDDown 24: Cry of disgustFIEDDown 28: Actor Sam of Broadway's "The Sunshine Boys"LEVENEDDown 30: Actress MasseyILONADDown 31: Stuck, with "down"MIREDDDown 32: "Beat ___ to ..."APATHDDown 33: 112-Across componentCONSONANTSDDown 35: Japanese yesHAIDDown 37: Cold war groupSOVIETSDDown 41: Panasonic competitorRCADDown 43: TwerpWEENIEDDown 45: Xbox aficionadosGAMERSDDown 46: Nobelist MetchnikoffELIEDDown 47: "Dawson's Creek" girlJENDDown 48: 25-Across componentEGGWHITESDDown 50: Many Michener worksSAGASDDown 51: ___ manualUSERSDDown 52: 92-Across componentVODKADDown 55: Wrinkle-resistant fabricORLONDDown 56: Magazine published by the Parenting GroupFAMILYLIFEDDown 58: 21st-century yearMMLDDown 63: 1985 John Malkovich movieELENIDDown 65: HamEMOTERDDown 66: PunchesSOCKSDDown 67: WorksOPERADDown 68: 114-Across componentFELIXDDown 69: As an exampleFOR ONEDDown 70: HullabaloosUPROARSDDown 71: Naval lettersUSSDDown 74: Snack since the 1890'sHERSHEY BARDDown 76: E-mail commandSENDDDown 79: Law man?AMPEREDDown 81: IrregularAPERIODICDDown 82: "Chosen" numberFEWDDown 83: TrendsettingNOVELDDown 84: Olympians' bladesEPEESDDown 85: BrusqueTERSEDDown 88: Part of J.H.S.: Abbr.SCHDDown 91: PacifyAPPEASEDDown 93: Coin flipperREFDDown 94: Guru followersSIKHSDDown 97: Something to watch the BBC onTELLYDDown 98: GallopingRAPIDDDown 100: Nay sayersANTISDDown 101: DoofusSCHMODDown 103: FlopDUDDDown 104: 114-Across componentOSCARDDown 106: DawdlesLAGSDDown 107: Jon of TV's "UC: Undercover"SEDADDown 109: PageLEAFDDown 111: CarryTOTEDDown 113: Asian celebrationTETDDown 115: CrumbORTDDown 116: Hagen of BroadwayUTADDown 117: Word before three, four or five, but not onePARDDown 118: More than an exaggerationLIEDDown 119: This, appropriatelyEND