New York Times Answers - Sunday, 16th June 2013 There are 68 across clues and 80 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 16th June 2013. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: *Some boat coversTTOPSAAcross 6: ExorbitantHIGHAAcross 10: Eye liner?BROWAAcross 14: ClimbedROSEAAcross 18: "Climb onto Papa's lap!"HOP UPAAcross 19: Beau's girlAMIEAAcross 20: A lot of the Beatles' "She Loves You"YEAHSAAcross 22: 1960s TV boyOPIEAAcross 23: Start of a trivia questionIFAGIRAFFEHASFOURTEENAAcross 27: Patriots' org.NFLAAcross 28: WallopsKOSAAcross 29: WallopsTHUMPSAAcross 30: Constellation next to GeminiTAURUSAAcross 31: Brooklyn athleteNETAAcross 32: Latin phrase at the end of a listET ALIIAAcross 33: Three-partTRINARYAAcross 34: Trivia question, part 2MORETHANAWALRUSANDAAcross 39: Joint czar with Peter IIVANVAAcross 40: Drink that's stirredNOGAAcross 41: "If only you could ___ now"SEEMEAAcross 42: Maritime lettersHMSAAcross 45: Assess, with "up"SIZEAAcross 46: France's Académie ___ Beaux-ArtsDESAAcross 47: Grp. involved in back-to-school nightPTAAAcross 49: StitchRIOTAAcross 50: Rhyming honorODEAAcross 51: Ding, sayMARAAcross 52: -TTOPSAAcross 57: Symbol of remotenessSIBERIAAAcross 59: Vocal fanfareTADAAAcross 60: -REPOTAAcross 61: Romeo and Juliet, e.g.ELOPERSAAcross 62: Insincere earnestnessSMARMAAcross 65: -ANERAAAcross 66: Shul readingTORAHAAcross 67: India's ___ CoastMALABARAAcross 70: -PARTSAAcross 71: GardenPLOTAAcross 73: Rocky Mountain tribeARAPAHOAAcross 74: -SMASHAAcross 75: ___ cable (TV hookup)AUXAAcross 76: Cause for plastic surgery, maybeSAGAAcross 79: PC game sensation of the early 2000s, with "The"SIMSAAcross 80: Certain drive-thru convenienceATMAAcross 82: Three-point line, e.g.ARCAAcross 83: Complete loserZEROAAcross 84: "___ boy!"HOOAAcross 85: Tammany Hall problemGRAFTAAcross 89: "N.B.A. on ___"TNTAAcross 90: Like the earth and some applesCOREDAAcross 91: Trivia question, part 3ASQUIRRELHASHALFASAAcross 96: BetraysRATSOUTAAcross 99: RazzersGIBERSAAcross 100: Italian for 95-DownORAAAcross 101: Texas oil cityODESSAAAcross 102: Company whose logo has a diagonal red arrowSUNOCOAAcross 103: Explorer or Escape, in briefS.U.V.AAcross 103: Explorer or Escape, in briefSUVAAcross 104: J.F.K.'s historic ___ Flight CenterTWAAAcross 107: End of the trivia questionMANYASAPIGWHATARETHEYAAcross 111: Journalist/writer HerbertAGARAAcross 112: Ryan of "The Beverly Hillbillies"IRENEAAcross 113: Info for airport greetersETASAAcross 114: Maine-to-Florida rte.USONEAAcross 115: Captain ___NEMOAAcross 116: They're tappedKEGSAAcross 117: Some deli buysRYESAAcross 118: *Cruise stopsPORTSDDown 1: Flimsy, as an excuseTHINDDown 2: British fopTOFFDDown 3: Gemstone for most LibrasOPALDDown 4: Lap dog breedPUGDDown 5: Channel starting in 2003SPIKETVDDown 6: Tennis great TommyHAASDDown 7: Espionage agcy. with a leader played by Tom CruiseIMFDDown 8: Present need?GIFTTAGDDown 9: Nashville-based variety show, 1969-92HEE-HAWDDown 9: Nashville-based variety show, 1969-92HEEHAWDDown 10: With lots of room to spareBYAMILEDDown 11: BreatheRESPIREDDown 12: LugsOAFSDDown 13: "Doctor ___"W.H.O.DDown 13: "Doctor ___"WHODDown 14: Big around the middleROTUNDDDown 15: *WorksOPERADDown 16: French lordSIEURDDown 17: WeeEENSYDDown 21: Kama ___SUTRADDown 24: Horror director EliROTHDDown 25: Polynesian entertainmentsHULASDDown 26: Game stopperRAINDDown 31: Protected gooseNENEDDown 32: Biblical son begat by a 105-year-old fatherENOSDDown 33: Sleeping sickness carrierTSETSEDDown 34: Protein-rich soupMISODDown 35: Poet banished in A.D. 8OVIDDDown 36: LevelRAZEDDown 37: *End of ___ANERADDown 38: Official in a maskUMPDDown 42: One taking applicationsHIRERDDown 43: Kelly of "The West Wing"MOIRADDown 44: *What's in storeSTASHDDown 46: June honoreeDADDDown 48: Be moribund, sayAILDDown 49: *Move, as a plantREPOTDDown 51: Black ___MAMBADDown 52: -TRAPSDDown 53: -TENAMDDown 54: -OPERADDown 55: -PORTSDDown 56: -STASHDDown 58: Wrinkle removerBOTOXDDown 59: *Sandy spots, maybeTRAPSDDown 62: *Chart-topperSMASHDDown 63: Novelist PuzoMARIODDown 64: Dollar rivalALAMODDown 68: It's said when a light bulb goes onAHADDown 69: Cheap boozeROTGUTDDown 71: *Auto shop inventoryPARTSDDown 72: Jean-___ Picard of "Star Trek: T.N.G."LUCDDown 76: Lord's workerSERFDDown 77: ___ 51 (conspiracy theory subject)AREADDown 78: Mercury and SaturnGODSDDown 81: Dr.'s orderMRIDDown 82: Literary oliosANASDDown 83: "Les Trois Villes" novelistZOLADDown 86: At itARGUINGDDown 87: Features of some cowboy shirtsFRINGESDDown 88: QB TimTEBOWDDown 89: GutturalTHROATYDDown 90: Partition into multiple bitsCARVE UPDDown 91: ___-Babylonian (ancient Semitic language)ASSYRODDown 92: Major-leaguer with three 60+ home run seasonsSOSADDown 93: Sort ofQUASIDDown 94: Ogling typeLECHERDDown 95: Part of a dayHOURDDown 96: Type typeROMANDDown 97: Cliché, oftenADAGEDDown 98: *Late office opening, sayTENAMDDown 102: "Pursuit of the Graf ___" (1956 war film)SPEEDDown 103: LipSASSDDown 104: Old satellite-launching rocketTHORDDown 105: Gave outWENTDDown 106: Motion carriersAYESDDown 108: Shul fixtureARKDDown 108: Shul fixtureARK.DDown 109: ___ kwon doTAEDDown 110: General on Chinese menusTSO