New York Times Answers - Sunday, 3rd June 2012 There are 70 across clues and 71 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 3rd June 2012. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Pages (through)LEAFSAAcross 6: Moon shots?REARSAAcross 11: Lead-ins to many YouTube videosADSAAcross 14: Sunset colorMAUVEAAcross 19: Maker of Reynolds WrapALCOAAAcross 20: Film composer MorriconeENNIOAAcross 21: A fire signLEOAAcross 22: Saint Clare of Assisi's sisterAGNESAAcross 23: WARNING: Suspension system prone to failureSWORD OF DAMOCLESAAcross 26: Company that owns Lands' EndSEARSAAcross 27: Tea flavoringHERBAAcross 28: Gershwin title characterBESSAAcross 29: WARNING: May contain GreeksTROJAN HORSEAAcross 31: High-precision rifle userSNIPERAAcross 33: Its first car was the Model AATOYOTAAAcross 35: Well-connected industrialists?OILMENAAcross 36: Generally preferred work shiftDAYAAcross 37: JohnLAVAAcross 38: Raring to goPSYCHEDAAcross 40: They get punched outCHADSAAcross 43: "The Ballad of ___," 1967 comedy/westernJOSIEAAcross 45: Part of L.A.P.D.LOSAAcross 46: Litter memberPUPAAcross 49: FunctionROLEAAcross 50: WARNING: Possible heart-related side effectsCUPIDSARROWAAcross 54: 1966 Florentine flooderARNOAAcross 55: Musandam Peninsula nationOMANAAcross 56: Big-box storeIKEAAAcross 57: Single-masted boatSLOOPAAcross 58: UncorksOPENSAAcross 59: Proves falseCONFUTESAAcross 61: Crime film centerpieceHEISTAAcross 62: Very tame tomLAPCATAAcross 63: Avoided bogeyPARREDAAcross 64: Picket line?FENCEAAcross 65: Bordeaux grapeMERLOTAAcross 66: Silently says "So what?"SHRUGSAAcross 67: Furniture purchaseSUITEAAcross 68: RentLEASEOUTAAcross 70: Newswoman RobertsCOKIEAAcross 71: Source of the word "bandanna"HINDIAAcross 72: Saloon singer SylviaSYMSAAcross 73: Pods often pickledOKRAAAcross 74: Foot, e.g.UNITAAcross 75: WARNING: Cutting tool requiredGORDIAN KNOTAAcross 77: Tour de forceFEATAAcross 78: Entertainment center locationDENAAcross 79: UnrefinedRAWAAcross 80: ___ United (English football club)LEEDSAAcross 81: PerplexADDLEAAcross 82: Company whose ads have "Peanuts" charactersMETLIFEAAcross 86: Not be entirely independentOWEAAcross 87: Japanese kana characterCH'IAAcross 87: Japanese kana characterCHIAAcross 88: Big name in suitsSPEEDOAAcross 91: ___ Creed (statement of religious beliefs)NICENEAAcross 93: Gliding dance stepCHASSEAAcross 96: WARNING: Do not openPANDORA'S BOXAAcross 98: NettleRILEAAcross 100: Completely coverCOATAAcross 102: "The Addams Family" actor JohnASTINAAcross 103: WARNING: Effects on children unknownFOUNTAIN OF YOUTHAAcross 106: Ending with farm or homeSTEADAAcross 107: Nothing butALLAAcross 108: Olympic group?RINGSAAcross 109: "Rubber Duckie" singerERNIEAAcross 110: Thomas of stage and screenMARLOAAcross 111: Mens ___REAAAcross 112: Biofuel sourceALGAEAAcross 113: SupplementADD TODDown 1: Old naval punishmentLASHDDown 2: Actor CaryELWESDDown 3: Symbol used to mark England's National TrailsACORNDDown 4: WARNING: May cause damnation if swallowedFORBIDDEN FRUITDDown 5: UnfortunateSADDDown 6: Consult, with "to"REFERDDown 7: Wraps upENDSDDown 8: 1956 Ingrid Bergman/Yul Brynner filmANASTASIADDown 9: Wheel partRIMDDown 10: Like used fire ironsSOOTYDDown 11: EarmarksALLOTSDDown 12: Entertain a party, in a wayDEEJAYDDown 13: 1998 home run race participantSOSADDown 14: Approach clubsMASHIESDDown 15: AntediluvianAGE-OLDDDown 16: Strip of weaponsUNARMDDown 17: Minister's readingVERSEDDown 18: City that hosts the world's biggest annual game fairESSENDDown 24: Comply withOBEYDDown 25: Seasonal yieldCROPDDown 30: At all, in dialectNOHOWDDown 32: ___ de deuxPASDDown 34: "Ars Amatoria" writerOVIDDDown 37: Canters leisurelyLOPESDDown 39: Sound heard at equestrian eventsCLOPDDown 40: Critter with a lot of teethCROCDDown 41: Cache for cash, sayHOMOPHONEDDown 42: Oscar winner for "Little Miss Sunshine"ALANARKINDDown 43: Made a misleading move, in footballJUKEDDDown 44: RequiredESSENTIALDDown 46: Like SpamPRECOOKEDDDown 47: GrotesqueUNNATURALDDown 48: Blog entryPOSTDDown 50: NamesCITESDDown 51: "It's the stupidest tea-party I ever was at in all my life!" speakerALICEDDown 52: Headed heavenwardROSEDDown 53: Floorboard problemROTDDown 54: WARNING: Improper use could lead to jealousy, treachery and/or warAPPLE OF DISCORDDDown 58: They're sometimes seen in banksOARSDDown 60: CompulsionURGEDDown 61: Fictional friend of Peter the goatherdHEIDIDDown 62: SmallestLEASTDDown 64: Charitable creationFUNDDDown 65: NotesMEMOSDDown 66: Certain missileSCUDDDown 67: Officer's titleSIRDDown 68: "Bewitched" regular PaulLYNDEDDown 69: Home to many John Constable works, with "the"TATEDDown 71: Complain loudlyHOWLDDown 72: Really ridiculingSKEWERINGDDown 75: Gainesville athleteGATORDDown 76: Attention-getting signNEONDDown 79: ___ Beach (California surfing mecca)REDONDODDown 81: "I suspected as much!"AHADDown 82: Near the centerMEDIALDDown 83: Shoe partINSOLEDDown 84: Part of a calfFIBULADDown 85: Future C.P.A.'s studyECONDDown 87: Special creator?CHEFDDown 88: Muscle woeSPASMDDown 89: Food in many shapesPASTADDown 90: Cross the doorsillENTERDDown 92: Actor without linesEXTRADDown 93: About to happenCLOSEDDown 94: ReliableSOUNDDDown 95: Grammy-winning Weird Al Yankovic songEATITDDown 97: In the distanceAFARDDown 99: "Young Frankenstein" roleINGADDown 101: Kojak's first nameTHEODDown 104: AfflictAILDDown 105: Biblical "indeed"YEA