New York Times Answers - Sunday, 2nd June 2013

There are 67 across clues and 81 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 2nd June 2013. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	"You Send Me" singer	SAMCOOKE
AAcross 9:	Adams with the 1991 hit "Get Here"	OLETA
AAcross 14:	Hippie's wear
AAcross 19:	Evergreen with aromatic blooms
AAcross 20:	Jazz club highlights
AAcross 21:	Tailored sleeve detail
AAcross 22:	Chattered on and on and on	TALKEDABLUESTREAK
AAcross 24:	One who works at home?
AAcross 25:	Thought
AAcross 26:	Upright
AAcross 27:	Ruler divs.	CMS
AAcross 28:	Early second-millennium year	MIV
AAcross 29:	Harriet Beecher Stowe's "The Pearl of ___ Island"	ORRS
AAcross 32:	Like many thrones
AAcross 33:	Theme of many a country song	LOSTLOVE
AAcross 35:	Extremely exasperated	BLUEINTHEFACE
AAcross 38:	1990 Steve Martin/Rick Moranis comedy	MYBLUEHEAVEN
AAcross 39:	According to
AAcross 40:	Part of a wedding celebration
AAcross 41:	___ hers	HISOR
AAcross 43:	Its last word is "zyxt": Abbr.
AAcross 43:	Its last word is "zyxt": Abbr.
AAcross 44:	Aqua	SEABLUE
AAcross 46:	Blazers, e.g., in brief	SUVS
AAcross 48:	Young cow
AAcross 50:	You can believe it
AAcross 53:	One of the little things in life?
AAcross 55:	Title song of a 1970 Van Morrison album	MOONDANCE
AAcross 58:	K-12, in education
AAcross 59:	A guitar may be connected to it
AAcross 61:	Final exam handout
AAcross 61:	Final exam handout
AAcross 62:	Formal military attire
AAcross 65:	Phase associated with Picasso's "The Old Guitarist"	BLUEPERIOD
AAcross 69:	Substitute currency
AAcross 71:	Best
AAcross 72:	Board, as a carousel	HOPONTO
AAcross 73:	"You're ___ one, Mr. Grinch"	AMEAN
AAcross 75:	Fluffy neckwear
AAcross 76:	"What's going ___ there?"	ONIN
AAcross 77:	Imagined series of events
AAcross 81:	Final non-A.D. year	ONEBC
AAcross 85:	Sleuth, in slang
AAcross 86:	Brutal castle dweller in folk tales
AAcross 88:	Thomas Gainsborough masterpiece, with "The"	BLUEBOY
AAcross 90:	1929 Ethel Waters hit whose title is a question	AMIBLUE
AAcross 91:	Author Santha Rama ___	RAU
AAcross 92:	Brown ermine
AAcross 95:	Coal unit
AAcross 97:	In the past
AAcross 98:	Works overtime, say	STAYSLATE
AAcross 102:	One of four items worn by a bride, traditionally	SOMETHINGBLUE
AAcross 105:	Having the necessary work credentials
AAcross 106:	"I Got ___" (silly children's song with the line "Why is everyone laughing at me?")	APEA
AAcross 107:	Hardly fancy?
AAcross 108:	Sugary ending
AAcross 109:	Fella
AAcross 110:	Infection fighter
AAcross 111:	Calls to Bo Peep
AAcross 114:	Navy pilot putting on a show
AAcross 116:	Alice Walker novel ... or a hint to 12 squares in this puzzle	THECOLORPURPLE
AAcross 121:	Reverses
AAcross 122:	Alvar who designed Finlandia Hall
AAcross 123:	Wind-driven craft
AAcross 124:	Minor, in law
AAcross 125:	Wrap one's brain around
AAcross 126:	Wall Street workers
DDown 1:	One going [hic!]
DDown 2:	Kyrgyzstan range	ALAI
DDown 3:	Blend
DDown 4:	Encrust, as mud might	CAKEON
DDown 5:	Terrestrial
DDown 6:	Quirky
DDown 7:	Mauna ___
DDown 8:	Flubbed it	ERBLUE
DDown 9:	Seven-foot runner
DDown 10:	Rhine siren
DDown 11:	Opt
DDown 12:	Just so
DDown 13:	"Shoot"
DDown 14:	Crummy advice	BUMSTEER
DDown 15:	Medium ability, for short
DDown 15:	Medium ability, for short
DDown 16:	"Puzzles of the Black Widowers" author
DDown 17:	Draw (from)
DDown 18:	Tyler of rock
DDown 21:	Sleuth, in slang
DDown 23:	___ Genesis	SEGA
DDown 27:	Prepared, as apples for baking	COBLUE
DDown 30:	Fraternity letters
DDown 31:	Lab fluid
DDown 33:	Kind of poetry
DDown 34:	Knickers wearer
DDown 35:	Exchange for cash	BLUEEEM
DDown 36:	"Dies ___"	IRAE
DDown 37:	Likely to win	FAVOBLUE
DDown 38:	Faucet brand	MOEN
DDown 39:	Smokey the Bear spot, e.g., for short
DDown 42:	More iffy
DDown 45:	Snoopy's archenemy	BLUEBARON
DDown 47:	Cries a river
DDown 49:	A.T.F. agents, e.g.
DDown 50:	"Casablanca" role	ILSA
DDown 51:	Tatters	SHBLUES
DDown 52:	Pageant title
DDown 52:	Pageant title
DDown 54:	Forest Whitaker's Oscar-winning role
DDown 56:	"Fuggedaboutit!"	NOCANDO
DDown 57:	Puccini's "Nessun ___"	DORMA
DDown 58:	Dalí's homeland, to Dalí
DDown 60:	Amount at stake
DDown 63:	Barbecue application
DDown 64:	Suffix with smack	EROO
DDown 65:	Super-popular	BLUEHOT
DDown 66:	Corn bread
DDown 67:	"The Far Pavilions," for one
DDown 68:	One tablet, maybe
DDown 70:	Matched (up)	PAIBLUE
DDown 74:	Magnanimous
DDown 78:	Social division
DDown 79:	One-named designer	ERTE
DDown 80:	Go ___ (deteriorate)
DDown 82:	Web periodical	EMAG
DDown 83:	Nickname for Secretariat
DDown 84:	Belief system	CBLUEO
DDown 86:	Visibly embarrassed	BLUEASABEET
DDown 87:	Songbirds in "The Rubáiyát"
DDown 89:	Jewish males' org.	YMHA
DDown 91:	Pastrami go-with
DDown 93:	Features
DDown 94:	Skating move	TOELOOP
DDown 96:	Relentless fighter	PITBULL
DDown 98:	Strengthened	SHOBLUEUP
DDown 99:	Herbal brew
DDown 100:	Hannah who wrote "Men in Dark Times"
DDown 101:	Priestly robe
DDown 103:	Promenade
DDown 104:	Close
DDown 106:	Amtrak bullet train	ACELA
DDown 110:	"There's gold in them ___ hills!"
DDown 112:	Mil. addresses
DDown 113:	Chair piece
DDown 115:	"... the grace of God ___"	GOI
DDown 116:	There may be a high price on it
DDown 117:	She-bear: Sp.	OSA
DDown 118:	Oversaw
DDown 119:	___ mater
DDown 120:	U.F.O. crew	ETS