New York Times Answers - Sunday, 17th June 2007 There are 63 across clues and 78 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 17th June 2007. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: SmearsLIBELSAAcross 7: FellsHEWSAAcross 11: Looks for helpASKSAAcross 15: 1954 sci-fi movie with an exclamation point in its titleTHEMAAcross 19: Arctic wearANORAKAAcross 20: "Il mio tesoro," e.g.ARIAAAcross 21: 1980s fad itemCHIAAAcross 22: Blood: PrefixHEMAAAcross 23: Yosemite Sam's cursing of Bugs Bunny's food?DANGCARROTSAAcross 25: That's a lot to doTALL ORDERAAcross 27: Then precederIFSOAAcross 28: Explanation for why some pillows do weird things?TRICKDOWNTHEORYAAcross 30: Domingo, e.g.DIAAAcross 31: Wash (out)BLEACHAAcross 33: Photo lab abbr.ENLAAcross 34: "Stupid," in Spanish(!)MENSAAAcross 35: Armpit, to a doctorAXILLAAAcross 37: Oscar winner HelenHAYESAAcross 39: Psychiatrist's schedulingSESSIONAAcross 41: Theological schools: Abbr.SEMSAAcross 43: Part of baking powderSODIUMAAcross 46: Letters from AtlantaCNNAAcross 47: Basic food choice?BREADANDBUTTERPICKAAcross 55: Noontime serviceSEXTAAcross 56: Handi-Wrap alternativeSARANAAcross 57: Flavor tasted in some wineOAKAAcross 58: FreesLOOSESAAcross 62: [Knock], in pokerIPASSAAcross 64: Mile-high world capitalKABULAAcross 66: Be the 4 in a 5-4 decisionDISSENTAAcross 67: Natl. Safe Toys and Gifts Mo.DECAAcross 68: Short-term worker who causes utter disaster?THETEMPOFDOOMAAcross 73: Jackie's "O"ARIAAcross 74: They're beside sidesENTREESAAcross 76: Boat propellerSCREWAAcross 77: Singer K. T. ___OSLINAAcross 79: Walnut and othersSTAINSAAcross 80: Kind of tapeVHSAAcross 83: "Livin' on ___ time" (lyric in a #1 Don Williams country hit)TULSAAAcross 85: Lineman's datumSACKAAcross 86: Jazz-loving young entomologist?BOOGIEWOOGIEBUGBOYAAcross 90: Bon ___MOTAAcross 93: ImpURCHINAAcross 94: SlewRAFTAAcross 95: PrecipitatelyIN HASTEAAcross 98: Artificial, in a wayPOSEDAAcross 102: Has-beenFOSSILAAcross 106: Puffball seedSPOREAAcross 107: Draft pick?ALEAAcross 109: Puts upERECTSAAcross 111: ___ nuevoANOAAcross 112: Meal for the Three Little Pigs?FAMILYSTYDINNERAAcross 116: Lola, e.g., in "Damn Yankees"ALTOAAcross 117: IntrinsicallyIPSO FACTOAAcross 118: Work on analytical psychology?THEJUNGBOOKAAcross 121: Czech composer JanácekLEOSAAcross 122: Stretched outLAINAAcross 123: Sports Illustrated 1998 co-Sportsman of the YearSOSAAAcross 124: Brown shadeSIENNAAAcross 125: Sea eagleERNEAAcross 126: Abbr. at the bottom of a business letterENCSAAcross 127: Too-tooARTYAAcross 128: "Ready to go?"ALLSETDDown 1: Too-tooLA-DI-DADDown 2: StuckINAFIXDDown 3: Stuntwork?BONSAIDDown 4: As a resultERGODDown 5: Varnish ingredientLACDDown 6: Some Jamaican musicSKADDown 7: Early casino proprietorHARRAHDDown 8: Beethoven's ThirdEROICADDown 9: OccultWITCHYDDown 10: N. Dak. neighborSASKDDown 11: Do something aboutACT ONDDown 11: Do something aboutACTONDDown 12: Cover for a grandmotherSHAWLDDown 13: Hot spotKILNDDown 14: Put (away)SALTDDown 15: "___ Company"THREESDDown 16: Pleasure-filledHEDONICDDown 17: Boston collegeEMERSONDDown 18: "Gilligan's Island" castawayMARYANNDDown 24: Way to go: Abbr.RTEDDown 26: ___ lawOHMSDDown 29: Car famous for its 1950s tailfinsDESOTODDown 31: RanBLEDDDown 32: "Falcon Crest" co-starLAMASDDown 36: Measurers of logical reasoning, for shortLSATSDDown 38: Ballpark fig.ESTDDown 39: "How ya doin'?"SUPDDown 40: Designer PucciEMILIODDown 42: WindsSNAKESDDown 44: Narc's agcy.DEADDown 45: BugIRKDDown 47: "P.S. I Love You" and "Revolution," e.g.BSIDESDDown 48: "Be saved!"REPENTDDown 49: Bet to win and placeEXACTADDown 50: "Darn it all!"DRATDDown 51: NaïfBABEDDown 52: Coin wordUNUMDDown 53: ___ girlCOSMODDown 54: FloorsKOSDDown 59: Experimental underwater habitatSEALABDDown 60: "Lucia di Lammermoor" baritoneENRICODDown 61: Like Limburger cheeseSTINKYDDown 63: Position that's an anagram, appropriately, of "notes"STENODDown 65: Providers of cutsLPSDDown 66: Water seekerDOWSERDDown 69: Announcer's call after three strikesHESOUTDDown 70: Numerical prefixOCTODDown 71: Dance seen on TV's "Hullabaloo"FRUGDDown 72: Hello ___, shop frequently seen on LettermanDELIDDown 75: TeaseRIBDDown 78: Certain NCO'sSSGTSDDown 80: 1953 Wimbledon winner SeixasVICDDown 81: Small chuckleHEHDDown 82: Ran through, as a cardSWIPEDDDown 84: Rearward, at seaABAFTDDown 87: College sr.'s testGREDDown 88: 1980's "Double Fantasy" collaboratorONODDown 89: They're encountered in "close encounters"UFOSDDown 90: Lose in one's drawersMISFILEDDown 91: Not oralON PAPERDDown 92: James who wrote "Rule, Britannia"THOMSONDDown 96: MelodicARIOSEDDown 97: "Note to ___ ..."SELFDDown 99: Portuguese MisterSENHORDDown 100: Swiss-American composer BlochERNESTDDown 101: Record keeper?DEEJAYDDown 103: They do dosSALONSDDown 104: ChantINTONEDDown 105: OgleLOOK ATDDown 107: Stuffy spotATTICDDown 108: Rhone's capitalLYONSDDown 110: French wine classificationCRUDDown 113: Site of Beinecke LibraryYALEDDown 114: Digitize, maybeSCANDDown 115: "___ girl!"ITSADDown 116: Biblical brotherABELDDown 119: Intelligence grp.NSADDown 120: Poet/musician ___ Scott-HeronGIL