New York Times Answers - Sunday, 27th June 2004 There are 65 across clues and 78 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 27th June 2004. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Locale for Bo-PeepMEADOWAAcross 7: Noted enneadMUSESAAcross 12: SigmoidS-SHAPEDAAcross 19: Offered as proofADDUCEDAAcross 21: In concertASONEAAcross 22: Current flowing in the direction of the windLEE TIDEAAcross 23: "Long live the king! Long live the king!," for example?CHANTSOFREIGNAAcross 25: PertinentONTOPICAAcross 26: "Oh, puh-leeze!"GETALIFEAAcross 27: Saturn, e.g.DEUSAAcross 29: Ambient music composer BrianENOAAcross 30: Addition signsCARETSAAcross 33: 1940's-50's leader with a palindromic nameUNUAAcross 34: 1962 war epic, with "The"LONGESTDAYAAcross 37: MixtureOLIOAAcross 38: Cotton pod in Santiago?BOLLOFCHILEAAcross 40: Persian pleasures?CATNIPSAAcross 44: BlockheadsOAFSAAcross 45: Seminary graduateRABBIAAcross 49: It can be picked outOREAAcross 49: It can be picked outORE.AAcross 50: Prefix with natalNEOAAcross 51: Advance, slangilySPOTAAcross 53: LoadINSTALLAAcross 55: Latin lover's wordAMOAAcross 56: Author Bret's deceptive move?FEINTOFHARTEAAcross 60: Missing, in a wayAWOLAAcross 61: WashoutFLOPAAcross 63: Witty BombeckERMAAAcross 64: Movie mogul MarcusLOEWAAcross 65: Amoeba, e.g.BLOBAAcross 66: ChatterboxJAWERAAcross 68: Sit (down)PLOPAAcross 69: Down in the dumpsGLUMAAcross 70: Levee featureSLOPEAAcross 71: ___ lot (gorged oneself)ATEAAAcross 72: Washington locale, with "the"MALLAAcross 73: Bookstore sect.BIOGAAcross 74: Hebrew leader: Var.ALEFAAcross 75: Footnote abbr.IBID.AAcross 76: Bridal procession area?AISLEOFWHITEAAcross 79: F.D.R.-era agcy.WPAAAcross 82: ChatterboxesMAGPIESAAcross 84: Code signalsDITSAAcross 85: Former California fortORDAAcross 86: Frick collectionARTAAcross 87: Work ___ETHICAAcross 88: Popular music magazineSPINAAcross 90: Consistent moneymakerCASH COWAAcross 92: Quiet before lions attack an animal herd?PEACEOFGNUSAAcross 98: Home of 3-Down: Abbr.OKLA.AAcross 99: Vulnerable areaUNDERBELLYAAcross 102: She famously married in Gibraltar on 3/20/69ONOAAcross 103: AddictABUSERAAcross 105: Flying Cloud automakerREOAAcross 106: Island east of JavaBALIAAcross 107: Lacking a sponsorORPHANEDAAcross 109: Decorative sheltersGAZEBOSAAcross 112: Herb for one at the Round Table?THYMEOFKNIGHTAAcross 117: Kick up a notchELEVATEAAcross 118: "Er ..."IMEANAAcross 119: Feature of the stratosphereTHIN AIRAAcross 120: AbandonsDESERTSAAcross 121: Sore spotsCORNSAAcross 122: CurtSNIPPYDDown 1: FellahMACDDown 2: Old English letterEDHDDown 3: Town in 98-AcrossADADDown 4: "The Count of Monte Cristo" settingDUNGEONDDown 5: Chess pawns, e.g.OCTETDDown 6: Bridge positionsWESTSDDown 7: Name with Dan or SanMARINODDown 8: Earning one's keep, sayUSEFULDDown 9: Parisian silkSOIEDDown 10: Side in the War of 1812: Abbr.ENGDDown 11: Goodbye galaSEND-OFFDDown 11: Goodbye galaSENDOFFDDown 12: SwampSLOUGHDDown 13: Judo masterSENSEIDDown 14: Plenty ticked, with "up"HETDDown 15: ___ ZATODDown 16: Spoke (up)PIPEDDDown 17: Suburb of MinneapolisEDINADDown 18: Spurious aircraftDECOYDDown 20: ___ 180D.O.A.DDown 24: BungleFLUBDDown 28: Letter attachments: Abbr.ENCSDDown 30: Ski lodge fareCOCOADDown 31: Door attachmentALARMDDown 32: Dieter's morning routine?RITEOFWEIGHDDown 34: UnwillingLOATHDDown 35: Certain cameras, for shortSLRSDDown 36: Place to set cupsTEA TABLEDDown 39: Bath accessoryLOOFADDown 41: Guaranteed to getIN FORDDown 42: Wren's soundPEEPDDown 43: "___ lied!"SOIDDown 46: Outcry from an eccentric group?BAWLOFWACKSDDown 47: Weak hitBLOOPDDown 48: "Would you look at that?!"ILLBEDDown 51: Boardwalk diversionSTROLLDDown 52: Ceremonial splendorPOMPDDown 53: Couple of the week, e.g.ITEMDDown 54: UnfamiliarNEWDDown 57: Carter and othersNELLSDDown 58: ConcedesALLOWSDDown 59: UneditedROUGHDDown 62: Old-fashioned water conduitLEADPIPEDDown 66: Catalan composer ___ Nunó, who wrote the music for the Mexican national anthemJAIMEDDown 67: In the boxAT-BATDDown 68: España, por ejemploPAISDDown 69: ESP, they sayGIFTDDown 70: Kid carriersSLEDSDDown 72: Flirty wife in "Of Mice and Men"MAEDDown 73: Spring soundBOINGDDown 74: Razor brandATRADDown 77: Explain toEDIFYDDown 78: Summer Games grp.I.O.C.DDown 78: Summer Games grp.IOCDDown 80: DrudgePROLEDDown 81: BattlingATWARDDown 83: Bakery employeeICERDDown 88: Bear's crySELLDDown 89: DiscreetPOLITICDDown 91: Escapist?HOUDINIDDown 93: Jack who wrote "In the Belly of the Beast"ABBOTTDDown 94: Breaks offCEASESDDown 95: 11th-century conquerorNORMANDDown 96: Lets outUNPENSDDown 97: Manhattan areaSOHODDown 99: ExhortedURGEDDDown 100: Aussie Wimbledon winner ___ FraserNEALEDDown 101: Drops offDOZESDDown 103: Crosses with loopsANKHSDDown 104: Neighbor of TogoBENINDDown 107: ___ and terminer (criminal court)OYERDDown 108: Like a jiggermastAFTDDown 110: First family memberEVEDDown 111: High jump equipmentBARDDown 113: Dr.'s groupHMODDown 114: InterruptionGAPDDown 115: CoolHIPDDown 116: TaxTRY