New York Times Answers - Saturday, 14th June 2003 There are 36 across clues and 44 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 14th June 2003. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Abbr. after N. or S.AMERAAcross 5: Trumpet soundWAWAAAcross 9: Auel heroineAYLAAAcross 13: Round figure?BOXERAAcross 15: ___ placeONESAAcross 16: Hot stuffLOOTAAcross 17: With 56-Across, successful like Jackie Robinson [and a hint for 22-, 35- and 49-Across]BREAKINGTHROUGHAAcross 20: ChoiceOPTIONAAcross 21: KittyMEWERAAcross 22: With 23-Across, Steinbeck opusTHERAAcross 23: See 22-AcrossEDPONYAAcross 26: Spinners, brieflyDJSAAcross 29: A great deal of Eurasia, once: Abbr.SSRSAAcross 30: WalkawayROMPAAcross 31: Date to remember?BEAUAAcross 32: "The Adventures of Milo and ___" (1989 film)OTISAAcross 33: It's just for showFACADEAAcross 35: With 39-Across, dieter's breakfast orderEGGWHITAAcross 39: See 35-AcrossEOMELETAAcross 40: Words before a showoff-y cryLOOKMAAAcross 41: Robin Williams film roleGARPAAcross 42: Actions at chuck-a-luckBETSAAcross 43: Ivy-covered building, maybeDORMAAcross 44: CannonballRACEAAcross 48: Public hanging?ARTAAcross 49: With 51-Across, 1966 Peppard/Mason movie set in W.W. ITHEBLUAAcross 51: See 49-AcrossEMAXAAcross 52: SnapsHIKESAAcross 54: Found outLEARNTAAcross 56: See 17-AcrossTHECOLORBARRIERAAcross 60: BillBEAKAAcross 61: Sight from TaorminaETNAAAcross 62: Kama ___SUTRAAAcross 63: HotSEXYAAcross 64: InquiringNOSYAAcross 65: Leave behind ... or not leave behindPASSDDown 1: Big brothers?ABBOTSDDown 2: Changes (into)MORPHSDDown 3: Home of the Church of St. PeterEXETERDDown 4: Does an encore ofREAIRSDDown 5: TookWONDDown 6: Director LeeANGDDown 7: Clean, as a floorWETMOPDDown 8: Pasty-lookingASHENDDown 9: African flowerALOEDDown 10: Bridge reminderYOURDEALDDown 11: Headsaw targetLOGDDown 12: Part of N.C.A.A.: Abbr.ATHDDown 14: Onetime rival of MGMRKODDown 18: Possible reason to lie in bed all morningINERTIADDown 19: The Orient Express, e.g.: Abbr.RWYDDown 24: "I dare you!"DO ITDDown 24: "I dare you!"DOITDDown 25: Canada's King and Clark, for shortPMSDDown 27: Like some expensive vasesJADEDDown 28: Mincemeat ingredientSUETDDown 31: Letters accompanying some 2,000-year-old+ datesB.C.E.DDown 31: Letters accompanying some 2,000-year-old+ datesBCEDDown 32: E = IR originatorOHMDDown 33: Fixed methodFORMULADDown 34: It can bring music to your earsAMPDDown 35: Famous isolaELBADDown 36: AttendeeGOERDDown 37: Was cannedGOTTHEAXDDown 38: Days on end: Abbr.WKSDDown 39: Disraeli was oneEARLDDown 41: Jack-tarGOBDDown 43: Mississippi River explorerDESOTODDown 44: Show some angerREARUPDDown 45: Hindu beverage of immortalityAMRITADDown 46: They're punishingCANERSDDown 47: Crowd formersEXTRASDDown 49: Ref's rulingTKODDown 50: Ancient beautyHELENDDown 53: GrossICKYDDown 55: Locales for residents?: Abbr.ERSDDown 56: Cookbook amt.TBSDDown 57: Tee follower?HEEDDown 58: I.C.U. staffRNSDDown 59: Raise a howlBAY