New York Times Answers - Sunday, 6th June 2010 There are 68 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 6th June 2010. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: See aboveACROSSAAcross 7: Slicker, in a wayICIERAAcross 12: "... so long ___ both shall live?"ASYEAAcross 16: Youth grp.BSAAAcross 19: Bit of excitementCHARGEAAcross 20: Japanese comics styleMANGAAAcross 21: Have ___ to grindANAXAAcross 22: Cries of a toe-stubberOWSAAcross 23: JAIL OR FINECAPITAL PUNISHMENTAAcross 26: EdgeLIPAAcross 27: Grown-___UPSAAcross 28: Staff connectionsSLURSAAcross 29: "Carrie" starSPACEKAAcross 30: Year Attila the Hun was bornCDVIAAcross 31: Figure on an electric billRATEAAcross 33: Chris ___, player of Mr. Big on "Sex and the City"NOTHAAcross 35: Excuse maker, maybeSORELOSERAAcross 37: Perspectives [in italics]SLANTEDVIEWSAAcross 42: Sound citySEATTLEAAcross 43: Kitt who sang "Santa Baby"EARTHAAAcross 44: Tarzan's simian sidekickCHEETAAAcross 47: ___ spellSITAAAcross 48: Actress ChristinaRICCIAAcross 51: Lee who got a kick out of acting?BRUCEAAcross 53: "You are mistaken!"NOTSOAAcross 56: TrailDOGAAcross 59: Putting in a carton [repeated underneath in gray]SHADOWBOXINGAAcross 63: Bygone name in hair removalNEETAAcross 64: Salivation causeAROMAAAcross 66: Turkish moneyLIRASAAcross 67: ___ spellDRYAAcross 68: Exam for a Wharton applicant: Abbr.GMATAAcross 69: Himalayan legendYETIAAcross 70: Come out withUTTERAAcross 71: PC insertCD-ROMAAcross 73: French suffixIEREAAcross 74: Critical commentsUGHSAAcross 75: ___ culpaMEAAAcross 76: 2005 "Survivor" settingPALAUAAcross 77: Not superficialINNERAAcross 78: "___ would seem"SOITAAcross 79: Wordsmith [in cursive]SCRIPTWRITERAAcross 83: Results of some rushes, for shortTDSAAcross 84: Ltr. accompaniersENCLSAAcross 86: BroHOMIEAAcross 87: AudaciousNERVYAAcross 89: Pool surfaceFELTAAcross 91: Some riding mowersDEERESAAcross 94: Noxious atmosphereMIASMAAAcross 98: Mercury and SaturnDEITIESAAcross 101: Birthday cake toppers [in standard serif type]ROMANCANDLESAAcross 104: EndorseRECOMMENDAAcross 107: Jedi foes, in "Star Wars"SITHAAcross 108: Is indisposedAILSAAcross 109: Goya's fieldARTEAAcross 110: Mr. ___ of advertisingPEANUTAAcross 113: DesiderataNEEDSAAcross 116: Printemps monthMAIAAcross 117: 2006 Nintendo debutWIIAAcross 118: Couple-swapping [with a line through it]STRUCKOUTSWINGINGAAcross 121: 1976 album "Olé ___"ELOAAcross 122: Zig or zagVEERAAcross 123: It may be snowyEGRETAAcross 124: Board as a groupPILEINAAcross 125: Rembrandt van ___RYNAAcross 126: Language from which "loot" comesURDUAAcross 127: Smooths, in a waySANDSAAcross 128: StashesSTORESDDown 1: BedamnACCURSEDDown 2: Mexico's largest lakeCHAPALADDown 3: Snoop, e.g.RAPSTARDDown 4: "... ___ quit!"ORIDDown 5: Pepper and Friday: Abbr.SGTSDDown 6: One clapping at a circus?SEALDDown 7: Comedy specialtyIMPROVDDown 8: BitingCAUSTICDDown 9: Comfort ___INNDDown 10: Sponsorship: Var.EGISDDown 11: Not smooth-talk?RASPDDown 12: Company with a "beep-beep" in its adsAAMCODDown 13: Responses of contemptSNEERSDDown 14: Team whose logo features a bat in a hatYANKEESDDown 15: No. after a no.EXTDDown 16: Assertion [in extra-dark type]BOLDSTATEMENTDDown 17: Turn 90 degrees, saySWIVELDDown 18: Have a goalASPIREDDown 24: Bergman's role in "Casablanca"LUNDDDown 25: Is sick withHASDDown 30: Separating machineCOTTON GINDDown 32: ___'acteENTRDDown 34: Snicker partHEHDDown 36: ReclinedLAINDDown 38: "Is ___ joke?"THISADDown 39: For oneEACHDDown 40: "Our Town" familyWEBBSDDown 41: Prefix in hematologySERODDown 45: What a penguin doesn't really wearTUXDDown 46: Deleterious precipitationACID RAINDDown 49: Prestigious West Coast school, for shortCALTECHDDown 50: Race that takes a northern trail in even years and a southern trail in odd yearsIDITARODDDown 52: Neither here nor there?EN ROUTEDDown 54: Prepared, as some tunaSEAREDDDown 55: Warren : rabbits :: couch : ___OTTERSDDown 56: A parking garage may have special pricing for itDAYUSEDDown 57: Home of the U.S.'s last active nickel mineOREGONDDown 58: Untruths [in medieval-looking type]GOTHICFICTIONDDown 60: Garnierite, for nickelOREDDown 60: Garnierite, for nickelORE.DDown 61: It's good for "absolutely nothing" according to a 1970 hitWARDDown 62: Sweaters' placeGYMDDown 65: Christmas hangingMISTLETOEDDown 70: Sounds of hesitationUMSDDown 71: Field callCAWDDown 72: Abbr. on some license platesDLRDDown 76: Wing: PrefixPTERODDown 77: Pro Football Hall-of-Famer MichaelIRVINDDown 80: The Beatles' "___ Mine"IMEDDown 81: It's on top of pilesPIERDDown 82: Columnist BombeckERMADDown 85: Dude ranch nicknameSLIMDDown 88: When tripled, a "Seinfeld" catchphraseYADADDown 90: Satan, with "the"TEMPTERDDown 92: Ambulance lettersEMSDDown 93: Like Joan of ArcSAINTEDDDown 95: More like a slugSLIMIERDDown 96: U.S. tennis player OudinMELANIEDDown 97: Gives, as homeworkASSIGNSDDown 98: Chest partDRAWERDDown 99: How haunted houses creakEERILYDDown 100: Blow one's stackSEE REDDDown 102: Bikini blastsNTESTSDDown 103: Copenhagen, e.g.CHEWDDown 105: Country that's just 8 square miles in areaNAURUDDown 106: Leadership org. opposed to the G.O.P.DNCDDown 111: Island instruments, for shortUKESDDown 112: Classical attireTOGADDown 114: Party bowlfulsDIPSDDown 115: State of ill humorSNITDDown 118: "Law & Order: ___"SVUDDown 119: Ash holderURNDDown 120: Shine, in adsGLO