New York Times Answers - Sunday, 8th June 2008 There are 69 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 8th June 2008. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Bear-named villainess in Superman filmsURSAAAcross 5: Cause of a full stop for sailing shipsDEADCALMAAcross 13: Ritzy Rio neighborhoodIPANEMAAAcross 20: Column on a questionnaireNOESAAcross 21: Blasted, with "on"UNLOADEDAAcross 22: Wreaked havoc onRAVAGEDAAcross 23: They tremble in the slightest breezeQUAKINGASPENSAAcross 25: Apple pie orderA LA MODEAAcross 25: Apple pie orderALAMODEAAcross 26: StripUNROBEAAcross 27: Hoedown sitesBARNSAAcross 28: Geneviève, e.g.: Abbr.STEAAcross 29: Beginning of a cowboy song refrainYIPAAcross 30: LoathingODIUMAAcross 31: "Star Wars," e.g.SAGAAAcross 32: Parliamentary measure of 1774QUEBECACTAAcross 35: It's pitchedTENTAAcross 36: Abbey areaAPSEAAcross 37: Introductory course?SOUPAAcross 39: Grassy plainsLLANOSAAcross 40: Ten-millionth of a jouleERGAAcross 41: Too much inkBLOTAAcross 42: Arctic birdSKUAAAcross 43: Run outOUSTAAcross 44: Period in which we liveQUATERNARYAGEAAcross 47: Addams who created the Addams familyCHASAAcross 51: Drang's counterpartSTURMAAcross 53: SidesplitterRIOTAAcross 54: Word before and after "yes"SIRAAcross 55: Reason for lights going outSHORTAAcross 56: Trio of comedySTOOGESAAcross 58: Takes offGOESAAcross 60: "All ___"RISEAAcross 62: Mrs., abroadSRAAAcross 63: Recoiling fromQUAILINGATAAcross 65: PursueQUEST AFTERAAcross 68: HikesUPSAAcross 69: Compound that's subject to tautomerismENOLAAcross 70: Vending machine trickerSLUGAAcross 72: Packard's partnerHEWLETTAAcross 73: ScintillasIOTASAAcross 75: Chess opening?CEEAAcross 77: Canine cryYELPAAcross 79: Cries shrillyWAULSAAcross 80: ___ MawrBRYNAAcross 81: "The Spirit of Australia" sloganeerQANTASAIRWAYSAAcross 84: EngorgeGLUTAAcross 86: WildlyAMOKAAcross 87: Implements using fulcrumsOARSAAcross 88: Red, e.g., onceFOEAAcross 91: Credit card magnetSTRIPEAAcross 94: Birthstone for some LibrasOPALAAcross 95: Stage directionEXITAAcross 96: Relative of WelshMANXAAcross 97: Daughter of James IIQUEENANNEAAcross 99: ShadowTAILAAcross 100: AttacksHASATAAcross 101: Tea holderURNAAcross 102: GraspSEEAAcross 103: TeemSWARMAAcross 105: Washing machine settingGENTLEAAcross 106: Title girl of a Willa Cather novelANTONIAAAcross 109: Graham Greene novel set in Saigon, with "The"QUIETAMERICANAAcross 111: Woodworker, at timesSTAINERAAcross 112: Without paraphrasingVERBATIMAAcross 113: Pig productLARDAAcross 114: Backwoods valleysHOLLERSAAcross 115: Freezing mixturesCRYOGENSAAcross 116: Scroll holdersARKSDDown 1: Two wiggling fingers, maybeUNQUOTEDDown 2: DrunkardROUNDERDDown 3: White-hotSEARINGDDown 4: Invite to a movie, sayASK OUTDDown 5: Classic 1965 novel set on the planet ArrakisDUNEDDown 6: Arts and Sciences major: Abbr.ENGDDown 7: Gypsum varietyALABASTERDDown 8: Amount to takeDOSAGEDDown 9: "It Happened One Night" directorCAPRADDown 10: Mideast city that was once a British protectorateADENDDown 11: Monocle, basicallyLENSDDown 12: Members of 82-DownMDSDDown 13: Ready to blowIRATEDDown 14: Like forget-me-notsPALE BLUEDDown 15: Gardner of "Mogambo"AVADDown 16: Where G.I.'s fought CharlieNAMDDown 17: "Ararat" director, 2002EGOYANDDown 18: DocMEDICODDown 19: MavensADEPTSDDown 24: Computing-Tabulating-Recording Co., todayIBMDDown 28: Slangy greetingSUPDDown 31: Primer poochSPOTDDown 32: WharvesQUAYSDDown 33: South African who twice won the U.S. OpenELSDDown 34: Hidden drawbackCATCHDDown 36: El ___ (1942 battle site)ALAMEINDDown 37: GlideSKATEDDown 38: "___ House," 1983 Madness hitOURDDown 41: Is a second-story manBURGLESDDown 42: Stuffed shirtsSNOOTSDDown 43: Really meanOGRISHDDown 44: What, to CamusQUOIDDown 45: Capital on the Dvina RiverRIGADDown 46: Suffix with zillionAIREDDown 48: Low-cost stopoverHOSTELDDown 49: Stops on le métroARRETSDDown 50: Word next to an arrow, maybeSTARTDDown 51: DazeSTUPORDDown 52: Cozy and warmTOASTYDDown 55: St. Lawrence and othersSEAWAYSDDown 56: In Harry Potter books, nonmagical offspring of wizard parentsSQUIBDDown 57: Treaded transportSNO-CATDDown 59: Sign of a brake problemSQUEAKDDown 61: Patrick of "X-Men"STEWARTDDown 64: Place between hillsGLENDDown 66: Fruit named for its appearanceUGLIDDown 67: Fever causesFLUSDDown 71: Spray under the sinkLYSOLDDown 74: 1973 #1 hit for the Rolling StonesANGIEDDown 76: Tour de France stageETAPEDDown 78: ClosePROXIMATEDDown 81: More upsetQUEASIERDDown 82: Sawbones' org.AMADDown 83: Play a sax solo, maybeWAILDDown 85: Hosp. stafferLPNDDown 88: 1988 Tracy Chapman hitFASTCARDDown 89: Just for the heck of itONALARKDDown 90: OffersEXTENDSDDown 91: Sport with a service lineSQUASHDDown 92: Seek aid fromTURN TODDown 93: Many a tuxRENTALDDown 94: Beginning of all New York ZIP codesONEDDown 95: Wild animal IDEARTAGDDown 96: Battle of ___ Bay, 1898MANILADDown 98: Gets warmerNEARSDDown 99: Karate-like exercisesTAEBODDown 100: The Beatles' "And I Love ___"HERDDown 103: PlaintiffSUERDDown 104: Lean and sinewyWIRYDDown 105: Solitaires, e.g.GEMSDDown 107: It's well-suppliedOILDDown 108: Palm Springs-to-Las Vegas dir.NNEDDown 109: Home shopping channelQVCDDown 110: Watch unit: Abbr.MIN