New York Times Answers - Tuesday, 18th June 2013

There are 35 across clues and 43 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Tuesday, 18th June 2013. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Self-descriptive crossword answer	ABBR
AAcross 5:	Collar stiffener
AAcross 11:	Proof ender
AAcross 14:	Evening, in Italy
AAcross 15:	Port ENE of Cleveland, O.	ERIEPA
AAcross 16:	Water, to Watteau
AAcross 17:	Spring warming
AAcross 18:	*Beverly Hills shopping district	RODEODRIVE
AAcross 20:	*Lead singer of the Kinks	RAYDAVIES
AAcross 22:	Hotfoots it
AAcross 23:	Reduced-price	ONSALE
AAcross 24:	___ May of "The Beverly Hillbillies"	ELLY
AAcross 27:	Words sung "with love" in a 1967 #1 hit?	TOSIR
AAcross 30:	Withdrawal charge	ATMFEE
AAcross 34:	Musical key appropriate for an apartment dweller?	AFLAT
AAcross 37:	*It might stretch a seventh-inning stretch	RAINDELAY
AAcross 39:	What it takes to tango
AAcross 40:	Corporate division, informally ... or a hint to the answers to the eight starred clues	RANDD
AAcross 41:	"To ___ is human ..."
AAcross 42:	*Hora, e.g.
AAcross 45:	Raisin, originally
AAcross 47:	"Shucks, you're too kind!"	AWGEEZ
AAcross 48:	___ Selassie	HAILE
AAcross 50:	Traffic stopper?
AAcross 52:	Like many a Mr. Bean skit
AAcross 56:	Tea variety
AAcross 59:	*"James and the Giant Peach" author	ROALDDAHL
AAcross 62:	*Fertile area where a stream empties into an ocean	RIVERDELTA
AAcross 65:	Gun belt contents
AAcross 66:	What an ET pilots
AAcross 67:	TV addict, slangily	VIDIOT
AAcross 68:	Cry
AAcross 69:	Fruity red wine, familiarly
AAcross 70:	Nap
AAcross 71:	Shows signs of wanting to nap
DDown 1:	"The Jetsons" dog	ASTRO
DDown 2:	"Borstal Boy" author Brendan	BEHAN
DDown 3:	Donkey sounds
DDown 4:	*Numbers fed into a computer
DDown 5:	Starts a volley
DDown 6:	"Star Trek: T.N.G." counselor	TROI
DDown 7:	Helper
DDown 8:	Witherspoon of "Legally Blonde"	REESE
DDown 9:	Sharkey's rank, in '70s TV	CPO
DDown 10:	"You ___ me at 'hello'"
DDown 11:	Long-reigning English monarch, informally	QEII
DDown 12:	Roof overhang
DDown 13:	Requirement for union membership
DDown 19:	Wynken or Blynken, e.g., but not Nod
DDown 21:	Very much
DDown 25:	Alight
DDown 26:	Inc. relative
DDown 28:	Ayatollah's home
DDown 29:	One-story home
DDown 31:	Subject of a Spot check?
DDown 32:	Lawman Wyatt	EARP
DDown 33:	Literary Jane
DDown 34:	Gillette brand	ATRA
DDown 35:	"Take that as you will," in Internet shorthand	FWIW
DDown 36:	Extended
DDown 38:	The thought that counts?
DDown 40:	Motorola cellphone	RAZR
DDown 43:	"Your wish is my command" speaker
DDown 44:	Org. for 50-Acrosses
DDown 45:	Pleased
DDown 46:	*1984 Patrick Swayze film set in the cold war	REDDAWN
DDown 49:	Repeated cry from the White Rabbit	IMLATE
DDown 51:	Statement of faith
DDown 53:	Small screen appearance
DDown 54:	"Arabian Nights" prince	AHMED
DDown 55:	Sits (down)
DDown 56:	Texas senator Ted	CRUZ
DDown 57:	Old platter player
DDown 58:	"___ calling!"
DDown 60:	A little of this, a little of that
DDown 61:	Completely	ATOZ
DDown 63:	Campground parkers, for short	RVS
DDown 64:	Racket