New York Times Answers - Sunday, 17th June 2012 There are 65 across clues and 78 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 17th June 2012. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Grp. with an alphabetNATOAAcross 5: Message from police HQAPBAAcross 8: It makes bubbly bubblyYEASTAAcross 13: TarSWABAAcross 17: Eastern nurseAMAHAAcross 18: Brooklyn, e.g., informallyBOROAAcross 20: Hoi ___POLLOIAAcross 21: Mammy's placeTARAAAcross 22: Falter while imitating Jay-Z?BUMBLERAPAAcross 24: Something thrown in "West Side Story"?RUMBLEPUNCHAAcross 26: Underworld deityOSIRISAAcross 27: "Is that clear?"GET ITAAcross 29: Dickensian settingLONDONAAcross 30: Trick-taking gameBELOTAAcross 31: Like pumiceIGNEOUSAAcross 33: Game-ending cryGINAAcross 34: See 107-DownTHANAAcross 36: Sing high notes?WARBLEONDRUGSAAcross 42: 1970s exileSHAHAAcross 45: Noted 2011 TV retiree, popularlyREGISAAcross 47: Reduce marks?ERASEAAcross 48: Kind of columnOPEDAAcross 49: Nesting siteEAVEAAcross 50: Wall Street typeTRADERAAcross 52: Develops slowlyGESTATESAAcross 54: Cry upon arriving at an earthquake site?THERESTHERUBBLEAAcross 58: In a frenzyAMOKAAcross 59: Dines onHASAAcross 60: X, on campusesCH'IAAcross 60: X, on campusesCHIAAcross 61: Bridge localeNOSEAAcross 62: It may follow "forever and ever"AMENAAcross 63: Didn't conceal one's smugnessGLOATEDAAcross 67: Region of 70-Across for which a type of wool is namedKASHMIRAAcross 69: Animal stomachCRAWAAcross 70: See 67-AcrossASIAAAcross 72: Suffix with ballOONAAcross 73: "All systems go"A-OKAAcross 76: Tuition and othersFEESAAcross 77: What the turnover-prone football player had?DROPPINGTROUBLEAAcross 82: Fountain locationMALTSHOPAAcross 84: El Pacífico, e.g.OCEANOAAcross 85: Ball-shaped partPEENAAcross 86: "Hmm ..."ISEEAAcross 87: Knock for ___ALOOPAAcross 90: W.W. I battle localeYPRESAAcross 91: A bad one may contain holesPLOTAAcross 92: Shenanigans at the royal court?NOBLENONSENSEAAcross 95: Not a lotSOMEAAcross 97: Mil. leaderCD-RAAcross 98: Points in the right directionORIENTSAAcross 100: Ball partnerARNAZAAcross 104: Begin a tourDEPLOYAAcross 108: He wrote "Knowledge is the food of the soul"PLATOAAcross 109: SenescenceOLD AGEAAcross 110: Nickname for a hard-to-understand monarch?QUEENMUMBLEAAcross 114: Lens cover for a large telescope?HUBBLECAPAAcross 116: Classical bow wielderEROSAAcross 117: Eats upADORESAAcross 118: Outer: PrefixECTOAAcross 119: Blood rivalCRIPAAcross 120: Oxford profsDONSAAcross 121: Feature of grocery purchases, oftenNOTAXAAcross 122: Coral, e.g.HUEAAcross 123: Numbers gameKENODDown 1: BigwigNABOBDDown 2: Put a smile onAMUSEDDown 3: Source of the words "mulligatawny" and "catamaran"TAMILDDown 4: "Are you kidding me?!"OHBROTHERDDown 5: FivesABESDDown 6: ___ favorPORDDown 7: Fort ___, N.C.BRAGGDDown 8: Source of a viral outbreakYOUTUBEDDown 9: American ___ELMDDown 10: Robe for one tending a flockALBDDown 11: Fa-la connectorSOLDDown 12: Telephone system connectorsTIELINESDDown 13: Taser, saySTUNDDown 14: Airport security itemWANDDDown 15: "Giovanna d'___" (Verdi opera)ARCODDown 16: German train trackBAHNDDown 19: Dentist's directiveOPENWIDEDDown 20: Record listingPRIORDDown 23: Neighbor of Poland: Abbr.LITHDDown 25: The Atlantic, in a common phrasePONDDDown 28: Quick previewTEASERDDown 31: Subject of Newton's first law of motionINERTIADDown 32: Canon product, for shortSLRDDown 33: "Have a look!"GOSEEDDown 35: Where pieces are put together?ARTSHOWDDown 37: Most holes in oneEAGLESDDown 38: NomadROAMERDDown 39: Baseball's Justin or B. J.UPTONDDown 40: Many a Silicon Valley hireeGEEKDDown 41: Radical '60s org.SDSDDown 42: Genesis sonSETHDDown 43: "Ver-r-ry funny!"HA-HADDown 43: "Ver-r-ry funny!"HAHADDown 44: Some Monopoly properties: Abbr.AVESDDown 46: Exasperated outburstGAHDDown 51: Cry just before disaster strikesRUNDDown 53: "The Magic Flute" protagonistTAMINODDown 55: Mercedes-Benz luxury lineECLASSDDown 56: ___ choy (Chinese vegetable)BOKDDown 57: Troop grp.BSADDown 62: Lovingly, to a musicianAMOROSODDown 63: Fairy tale girlGRETELDDown 64: Big game fishTARPONDDown 65: That, in TijuanaESODDown 66: Fiesta bowl?DIPDDown 68: Sex appealHOTNESSDDown 69: A tabloid keeps tabs on oneCELEBDDown 71: G.I.'s addressAPODDown 73: Genesis sonABELDDown 74: Promise, e.g.OLEODDown 75: Alter ego who carries a notepadKENTDDown 76: Burkina ___FASODDown 77: SorrowDOLORDDown 78: Arctic waters, on historical mapsICYSEADDown 79: Mythical elixir of forgetfulnessNEPENTHEDDown 80: Long-jawed fishGARDDown 81: Where cheap seats are in a baseball stadiumUPPER DECKDDown 82: Part of r.p.m.: Abbr.MINDDown 83: Useful husband, sayHANDYMANDDown 88: Spanish bearOSODDown 89: BefuddlePERPLEXDDown 93: Nobel Prize subj.ECONDDown 94: "Frasier" characterNILESDDown 96: Outdoor promenadeMALLDDown 99: iPod ___TOUCHDDown 101: Brooch feature, maybeNACREDDown 102: OverAGAINDDown 103: One of the Marx BrothersZEPPODDown 104: Threw out of a contest, informallyDQEDDDown 105: Prefix with zoneEURODDown 106: Lowly laborerPEONDDown 107: With 34-Across, what "<" meansLESSDDown 109: Concerto soloist, perhapsOBOEDDown 111: Its stem is used in miso soupUDODDown 112: WitticismMOTDDown 113: Cup holder?BRADDown 115: Energy meas.B.T.U.DDown 115: Energy meas.BTU