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New York Times Answers - Monday, 11th June 2012

There are 37 across clues and 44 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Monday, 11th June 2012. View the answers below..

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Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Chews the fat
AAcross 5: Fiona, e.g., in "Shrek"
AAcross 11: Hula-Hoops or Furbys, once
AAcross 14: 500 sheets of paper
AAcross 15: Geronimo's tribe
AAcross 16: Fury
AAcross 17: Hankering
AAcross 18: One knocked off a pedestalFALLENIDOL
AAcross 20: Pasture
AAcross 22: Course guide?
AAcross 23: C.E.O.'s job: Abbr.MGMT
AAcross 24: Paid postgraduate position at a university
AAcross 27: Black-eyed ___
AAcross 28: Cry after hitting a hammer on one's thumb, sayYEOW
AAcross 29: Morocco's capital
AAcross 31: "Much ___ About Nothing"
AAcross 34: Uncooked
AAcross 36: Beethoven's "Für ___"ELISE
AAcross 39: Solve a crossword, e.g.?FILLINTHEBLANKS
AAcross 44: Greeted and seatedLEDIN
AAcross 45: ___-lacto-vegetarianOVO
AAcross 46: Old Navy alternative
AAcross 47: Harnessed, as oxen
AAcross 50: Mother of Don JuanINEZ
AAcross 53: "You said it, sister!"
AAcross 55: Put a spade atop a spade, say
AAcross 60: Barn dance seat
AAcross 61: Miami locale: Abbr.
AAcross 62: Cake words in "Alice in Wonderland"EATME
AAcross 63: Illegal wrestling hold
AAcross 67: Newswoman PaulaZAHN
AAcross 68: "___ You Experienced" (Jimi Hendrix's first album)
AAcross 69: Sean who wrote "Juno and the Paycock"
AAcross 70: Like show horses' feet
AAcross 71: Tavern
AAcross 72: Walked purposefully
AAcross 73: Tiny hill dwellers
DDown 1: Harsh and brusque
DDown 2: Eaglet's nest
DDown 3: Breakfast order with a hole in it
DDown 4: Like gym socks
DDown 5: Dunderhead
DDown 6: 4.0 is a great one: Abbr.
DDown 7: Kramden of "The Honeymooners"
DDown 8: Cream-filled pastry
DDown 9: Mount Everest guide
DDown 10: McCain or McConnell: Abbr.
DDown 11: Squirming
DDown 12: Kitchen magnet?
DDown 13: Shoulder muscles, for short
DDown 19: African antelope or Chevrolet
DDown 21: Jane or John in court
DDown 25: Threadbare
DDown 26: Hit, as a fly
DDown 30: ___ Paese cheese
DDown 31: C.I.O.'s partner
DDown 32: Repeated cry when sticking a stake in a vampire
DDown 33: 1957 Disney dog movieOLDYELLER
DDown 35: "___ Let the Dogs Out"
DDown 35: "___ Let the Dogs Out"
DDown 37: Cousin of calypso
DDown 38: Mind reading, for short
DDown 38: Mind reading, for short
DDown 40: Big name in toy trains
DDown 41: Tattoos, slangily
DDown 42: Dastardly
DDown 43: Pro ___ (like some law work)BONO
DDown 48: Cause's partner
DDown 49: Avis rival
DDown 51: Ram's mate
DDown 52: One of the Gabor sistersZSAZSA
DDown 53: Beeb comedyABFAB
DDown 54: Actress Tierney of "ER"MAURA
DDown 56: Catch, as a dogie
DDown 57: Salt Lake City nativeUTAHN
DDown 58: "Can we turn on a fan or something?!"IMHOT
DDown 59: Manages, as a 71-Across
DDown 64: Denials
DDown 65: Brit. reference work
DDown 65: Brit. reference work
DDown 66: Bill the Science Guy
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