New York Times Answers - Sunday, 4th June 2006

There are 63 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 4th June 2006. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Wide-eyed	INAWE
AAcross 6:	"Help wanted"
AAcross 9:	Bass productions
AAcross 13:	Big name in cards	TOPPS
AAcross 18:	Kind of spray
AAcross 19:	Investment mgr.'s subject
AAcross 20:	Exasperated cry in a 1950's sitcom
AAcross 21:	"Wake up!"	FACEIT
AAcross 22:	Gold gathering dust?	SITTINGBULLION
AAcross 25:	Shish-kebab need
AAcross 26:	Tested in a fitting room	TRIEDON
AAcross 27:	Lower oneself
AAcross 28:	It has wings but doesn't fly
AAcross 29:	On Soc. Sec.
AAcross 30:	Deportment on the Discovery?	MISSIONMANNERS
AAcross 32:	One having a ball at the circus?
AAcross 35:	"Don't make such ___!"	AFUSS
AAcross 37:	Prefix with phobia	ACRO
AAcross 38:	Hi-___
AAcross 39:	Rear ends, slangily
AAcross 41:	One slightly higher in a tree
AAcross 44:	Very, very soft, in music
AAcross 46:	Supersized marathon?	RUNOFTHEMILLION
AAcross 50:	Attacked, in a way	RANAT
AAcross 54:	Summer cooler
AAcross 55:	Not agin
AAcross 56:	Target	AIMAT
AAcross 57:	Hit musical with the song "Razzle Dazzle"
AAcross 59:	Kind of badge
AAcross 61:	Mix
AAcross 62:	Spread dirt
AAcross 63:	What Edmund Hillary had?	MOUNTAINPASSION
AAcross 68:	Advertising "spokesman" since 1916	MRPEANUT
AAcross 71:	Oscar ___ Hoya	DELA
AAcross 72:	Strepitous
AAcross 76:	Model
AAcross 77:	1945 Robert Mitchum war film	GIJOE
AAcross 79:	Datebook abbr.	TUE
AAcross 81:	Old home loan org.	NHA
AAcross 82:	Shorthand taker
AAcross 83:	"Let's try e-tailing!"?	NOTIONFORPROFIT
AAcross 87:	Dress (up)
AAcross 89:	Snoopy
AAcross 90:	Lets go	SETSFREE
AAcross 91:	Trouble
AAcross 94:	Place for a stream
AAcross 96:	Like some buggy drivers
AAcross 98:	Sudoku and others
AAcross 99:	Pre-trial blunder?	DEPOSITIONSLIP
AAcross 104:	"Concentration" pronoun
AAcross 106:	Struck out
AAcross 107:	Turn red, maybe
AAcross 108:	She may be off her rocker
AAcross 112:	Outdid in	BEATAT
AAcross 113:	Neigh?	PONYEXPRESSION
AAcross 115:	Diner
AAcross 116:	Really digging
AAcross 117:	It may be inflated
AAcross 118:	Bait
AAcross 119:	Comics canine	SNERT
AAcross 120:	Role for 45-Down in "Angels in America"
AAcross 121:	Spotted
AAcross 122:	Some hook shapes
DDown 1:	Acad.
DDown 2:	Product that comes as a cream or wax	NAIR
DDown 3:	City ESE of Turin	ASTI
DDown 4:	Ignominious end
DDown 5:	Pass over
DDown 6:	Ink
DDown 7:	Venus or Mars
DDown 8:	Allies in the Gulf war	SAUDIS
DDown 9:	"___ lost!"
DDown 10:	Dramatist Pirandello who wrote "Six Characters in Search of an Author"	LUIGI
DDown 11:	Low-budget prefix	ECONO
DDown 12:	Dict. listing
DDown 13:	Ruthless attitude	TAKENOPRISONERS
DDown 14:	Thalassographer's study
DDown 15:	Tankard material
DDown 16:	State capital since 1889
DDown 17:	Pressure
DDown 21:	Only key Irving Berlin composed in	FSHARP
DDown 23:	What a lover of kitsch has	NOTASTE
DDown 24:	Marked down
DDown 28:	HBO competitor	TMC
DDown 30:	Deliberate
DDown 31:	Turkey club?
DDown 32:	Split
DDown 33:	___ Cologne	EAUDE
DDown 34:	Li'l Broadway role for Peter Palmer	ABNER
DDown 36:	Longtime baseball union head Donald ___	FEHR
DDown 40:	Strong out of the gate	OFFTOAGOODSTART
DDown 41:	Hershey bar	ALMONDJOY
DDown 42:	Diminutive suffix	ULA
DDown 43:	Little louse
DDown 45:	See 120-Across	PACINO
DDown 47:	___ fide (in bad faith)
DDown 48:	Sundial hour	IIII
DDown 49:	Ones getting base pay?: Abbr.	NCOS
DDown 51:	High fiber?
DDown 52:	Sensitive subject, to some
DDown 53:	Strauss's "___ und Verklärung"
DDown 58:	Philosopher Chu ___	HSI
DDown 60:	Words from a backpedaler	IMEANT
DDown 61:	12-time baseball All-Star, 1934-45	OTT
DDown 62:	Fed. property overseer
DDown 64:	Game with a seven-card draw	UNO
DDown 65:	Trevor who directed "Cats"	NUNN
DDown 66:	Low hand
DDown 67:	First Hebrew letter: Var.
DDown 68:	AWOL chasers
DDown 69:	Backstabber
DDown 70:	Opposite of post-
DDown 73:	Red leader?
DDown 74:	Drew back
DDown 75:	Eastwood's "Rawhide" role
DDown 77:	It was "really lookin' fine" in a 1964 pop hit	GTO
DDown 78:	"___ for Innocent" (Sue Grafton novel)
DDown 79:	Dos follower
DDown 80:	In the sky, maybe	UPTHERE
DDown 84:	"Dedicated to the ___ Love"	ONEI
DDown 85:	Russian poet ___ Mandelstam	OSIP
DDown 86:	Transgressions
DDown 88:	High spirits
DDown 91:	Building blocks
DDown 92:	Put down
DDown 93:	Sleep inducer
DDown 95:	Part of a U.K. business name
DDown 96:	On the calm side
DDown 97:	Playful creatures
DDown 100:	Playful creature
DDown 101:	Home of the Black Bears
DDown 102:	Last inning, usually
DDown 103:	Secretly watch	SPYON
DDown 105:	Refuse
DDown 108:	Wax
DDown 109:	Turns down
DDown 110:	Brood
DDown 111:	Army members?
DDown 113:	Quick shot?
DDown 114:	Org. for drivers	PGA