New York Times Answers - Sunday, 30th June 2013 There are 73 across clues and 62 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 30th June 2013. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Coll. senior's examGMATAAcross 5: Some S.U.V.'sGMCSAAcross 9: 1/24 of un jourHEUREAAcross 10: ___ Franklin, Grammy-nominated gospel/R&B singerERMAAAcross 14: First name in footwearTHOMAAcross 18: RobsLOOTSAAcross 20: Onetime wrestling great ___ the GiantANDREAAcross 21: Shade of blackSOOTAAcross 22: Forced return?REPOAAcross 23: Woman in Conan Doyle's "A Scandal in Bohemia"ADLERAAcross 24: Most common elementsMODESAAcross 25: AssetPLUSAAcross 26: Target of 2006 United Nations sanctionsIRANAAcross 27: Euripides playMEDEAAAcross 28: Opening words?SAYAHAAcross 29: Heads of a Northwest tribe?TOTEM POLEAAcross 31: Endings of some coursesORALSAAcross 32: ComposeWRITEAAcross 34: ___ SelassieHAILEAAcross 35: What whalers may bring backYARNSAAcross 37: "Defending liberty, pursuing justice" org.ABAAAcross 39: Carlo ___ wineROSSIAAcross 41: Go kicking and screamingRESISTAAcross 43: Collaborative Web siteWIKIAAcross 46: Bon ___MOTAAcross 47: FullyTOTHEMAXAAcross 49: DuplicitousTWO-FACEDAAcross 51: They may be epicPOEMSAAcross 53: Actor RobertsERICAAcross 54: TroubleADOAAcross 55: The Superdome, e.g.ARENAAAcross 56: Biblical figure whose name means "help"EZRAAAcross 57: ___ de Pompadour (figure in Fr. history)MMEAAcross 59: Many a person behind the Iron CurtainSLAVAAcross 61: Dome, e.g.ROOFAAcross 63: Secretary, e.g.DESKAAcross 64: Piece longer than its name suggestsMINUTEWALTZAAcross 67: Second of a Latin trioAMASAAcross 71: Gang member's "O.K." before a jobIMINAAcross 73: Bird or fruitKIWIAAcross 74: Canadian interjectionsEHSAAcross 75: Like a sighting of an ivory-billed woodpeckerRAREAAcross 76: Where 84-Across were inventedCHINAAAcross 79: Suffix with favorITEAAcross 81: Catching ___ONTOAAcross 83: Seat of Dallas County, Ala.SELMAAAcross 84: Seven-piece puzzlesTANGRAMSAAcross 86: Adventurer of Greek mythARGONAUTAAcross 89: Big gobblerTOMAAcross 90: Dish that may be ladledSTEWAAcross 91: Eskimo bootMUKLUKAAcross 93: Hollywood legend DavisBETTEAAcross 94: CrookedWRYAAcross 95: Bridge spotCHASMAAcross 97: It has 31 díasENEROAAcross 99: ___ bar (Hershey product)HEATHAAcross 101: Some dineroPESOSAAcross 103: Disobeyed orders, sayWENTROGUEAAcross 106: DewyMOISTAAcross 109: Four Holy Roman emperorsOTTOSAAcross 110: Certain singersALTIAAcross 111: Noted mausoleum siteAGRAAAcross 112: ___ buddyBOSOMAAcross 113: Women's Health competitorSHAPEAAcross 114: Terminal informationGATEAAcross 115: Baghdad's ___ CitySADRAAcross 116: ___-lengthANKLEAAcross 117: You may be shocked by itTASERAAcross 118: Baseball's SlaughterENOSAAcross 119: Carpentry fastenerTNUTAAcross 120: Affix, in a wayTIE-ONAAcross 121: Word before and after "Tovarich" in a "Doctor Zhivago" numberNYETAAcross 122: Informal greetingsHEYSDDown 1: Columbus's homeGENOADDown 2: "Hoochie Coochie Man" singerMUDDYWATERSDDown 3: In ___ (late, in law)ARREARDDown 4: They may be shot at basketball gamesTEESHIRTSDDown 5: Star qualityGLAMORDDown 6: West Point subjectMODERNWARFAREDDown 7: FrigidCOLDASICEDDown 8: 1943 penny compositionSTEELDDown 9: The Three Stooges, e.g.HAMSDDown 10: Clairvoyant's hurdleESPTESTDDown 11: Caramel candy brandROLODDown 12: Shooting off moreMOUTHIERDDown 13: FlummoxedAT SEADDown 14: Like porn filmsTRIPLEXDDown 15: Purple Heart recipients, e.g.HEROESDDown 16: It's worn by many LibrasOPALDDown 17: Bang for one's buckMONEYSWORTHDDown 19: Many S.A. womenSRASDDown 30: 1962 movie for which Anne Bancroft and Patty Duke won Oscars, with "The"MIRACLE WORKERDDown 33: LikewiseTOODDown 36: ___ ZATODDown 37: JazzedAMPEDDDown 38: Still dripping?BOOZEDDown 40: GlossSHEENDDown 42: "___ be a real shame ..."ITDDDown 44: "Toy Story 3" role for Michael KeatonKENDDown 44: "Toy Story 3" role for Michael KeatonKEN.DDown 45: Muckraker TarbellIDADDown 48: Peruvian volcano El ___MISTIDDown 50: ___ SchwarzFAODDown 52: Euphemism used often on "The Newlywed Game"MAKINGWHOOPEEDDown 54: Frank Sinatra's secondAVADDown 57: Year the iPod came outMMIDDown 58: Money raised by members of Congress?MINIMUM WAGEDDown 60: StupefyingAWINGDDown 62: 72 in a six-pack, often: Abbr.OZSDDown 65: Don Ho's instrument, informallyUKEDDown 66: Sierra ___LEONEDDown 68: Dewar's productMALT WHISKEYDDown 69: Medieval museum exhibitARMORDDown 70: LowdownSEAMYDDown 72: Nick, maybeMARDDown 76: They're beside the point: Abbr.CTSDDown 77: Magician's propHATDDown 78: Blissed outINECSTASYDDown 80: Tut's relativeTSKDDown 82: Racing vehicleTOBOGGANDDown 83: Where one might be in the hot seat?STEAM BATHDDown 85: Mornings, for shortAMSDDown 86: Some baby sittersAUNTIESDDown 87: FundamentallyAT HEARTDDown 88: Beehive State nativeUTEDDown 92: Gave for a timeLENTTODDown 96: PositASSERTDDown 98: Where one might be in the hot seat?ROASTDDown 100: Bimetallic Canadian coinTOONIEDDown 101: Writing on the Wall?POSTDDown 102: A Coen brotherETHANDDown 104: Joie de vivreELANDDown 105: Language of LahoreURDUDDown 107: They're always done by oneSOLOSDDown 108: FedsTMEN