New York Times Answers - Sunday, 28th June 2015

There are 67 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 28th June 2015. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Free, as copies
AAcross 6:	Small world?
AAcross 11:	Flock leader, for short
AAcross 14:	"The Avengers" supervillain
AAcross 18:	Gay rights, e.g.
AAcross 19:	Sportscaster Rashad	AHMAD
AAcross 20:	Hello from Hadrian
AAcross 21:	Like some enemy waters in wartime
AAcross 22:	___ focus
AAcross 23:	"Geez, get off my back already!"	NAGNAGNAG
AAcross 25:	Drone's mission, maybe
AAcross 26:	Tums and others
AAcross 28:	Mountain, in Hawaiian	MAUNA
AAcross 29:	Flip	GOAPE
AAcross 30:	With 13-Down, shorthand pact for a wild trip	WHATHAPPENS
AAcross 34:	Mumbai misters
AAcross 35:	Green dwarf
AAcross 39:	"An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding" philosopher
AAcross 40:	Old J.F.K. fliers	SSTS
AAcross 42:	C.D. fig.	INT
AAcross 43:	Stopping points
AAcross 44:	Like most Seth Rogen roles
AAcross 46:	"Sup, homie"	YODOG
AAcross 48:	Ever so slightly	AMITE
AAcross 49:	Red orbiter
AAcross 50:	Give formally	CEDETO
AAcross 52:	With 49-Down, 1995 Oscar-nominated Pixar theme song	YOUVEGOTAFRIEND
AAcross 57:	Tailor-made
AAcross 60:	"Pow!"
AAcross 61:	Hunted
AAcross 62:	Rosie, for one
AAcross 64:	Easy step
AAcross 66:	Ultimate application	ENDUSE
AAcross 68:	Bomb shelters?
AAcross 69:	Philosophy book by Spinoza
AAcross 71:	Judge
AAcross 72:	Chocolatier's offering
AAcross 75:	"___ Lisa"
AAcross 77:	Start of many Batman villain names
AAcross 78:	Forensic IDs	DNAS
AAcross 80:	With 58-Down, request for an official document	COULDYOUPUTTHAT
AAcross 83:	Metaphor for a sudden success
AAcross 85:	"___ and wisdom are like the seven stars, seldom seen together": Thomas Fuller
AAcross 86:	Some crackers
AAcross 87:	The City of a Thousand Minarets
AAcross 89:	Guard at a gated community?
AAcross 93:	Not let a big opportunity slip by, say
AAcross 94:	Bit of roller derby gear
AAcross 95:	Master of fugues
AAcross 97:	Latin 101 verb	AMAT
AAcross 98:	Mr. Jefferson of "The Jeffersons"
AAcross 99:	Admiral Zumwalt	ELMO
AAcross 101:	With 90-Down, reacting to a gut punch, perhaps	DOUBLEDOVER
AAcross 104:	Cleverly crafted
AAcross 106:	Financial backer for Magellan
AAcross 107:	Diverse
AAcross 113:	Gift in a plate
AAcross 114:	Stock character like Mayberry's Otis	TOWNDRUNK
AAcross 117:	Bush in the Rose Garden, once
AAcross 118:	Light bulb in the fridge?
AAcross 119:	Dull finish?
AAcross 120:	Sister of Clio
AAcross 121:	Age-old bug trap
AAcross 122:	Barracks barkers: Abbr.	SGTS
AAcross 123:	Drone zone
AAcross 124:	Prepare, as poultry
AAcross 125:	Tiniest thing
DDown 1:	Pac-12 team	UCLA
DDown 2:	Indian flatbread
DDown 3:	With 18-Across, "To be on the safe side ..."
DDown 4:	Out fishing, maybe
DDown 5:	Former Ford make, informally
DDown 6:	Whom Indians called "Bapu" ("Father")
DDown 7:	Home of many monasteries
DDown 8:	"Wow!," in I.M.s	OMG
DDown 9:	Outlaw
DDown 10:	Sushi bar appetizer	EDAMAME
DDown 11:	Accrued	RANUP
DDown 12:	Not here for long
DDown 13:	Unlikely butchers
DDown 14:	Typesetting machines, informally
DDown 15:	Locale of the Battle of Stoney Creek in the War of 1812
DDown 16:	With 21-Across, remembering
DDown 17:	Most lazy
DDown 21:	Cold War flier
DDown 24:	Looked surprised
DDown 27:	"___ robbed!"	IWAS
DDown 31:	Actress Birch of "American Beauty"	THORA
DDown 32:	Be busy
DDown 33:	Ocular irritation
DDown 35:	Didn't like, and said so
DDown 36:	Smoke-filled establishment
DDown 37:	Timeout alternative	NOTV
DDown 38:	Gets into hot water?
DDown 41:	They're often loaded
DDown 43:	Versatile couch
DDown 43:	Versatile couch
DDown 44:	Dot on a map
DDown 45:	Summer coolers	ICEES
DDown 47:	Performs, in Proverbs
DDown 49:	Good name for a lawn care guy?
DDown 51:	W.W. II inits.	DDE
DDown 53:	Potential hurdles for coll. students	GRES
DDown 54:	Amenity
DDown 55:	Angry
DDown 56:	___-billed woodpecker
DDown 58:	Twisting
DDown 59:	"Forget it!"	NOCHANCE
DDown 63:	Lens care brand	RENU
DDown 65:	Biter in Niger
DDown 67:	Taste that's not sweet, sour, bitter or salty
DDown 68:	What might win a race
DDown 70:	Something you can't get off your chest?
DDown 73:	Whiz-bang
DDown 74:	Chinese dish often wrapped in pancakes	MOOSHUPORK
DDown 75:	Naturalist John
DDown 76:	___-in clause
DDown 79:	Tennis's Novak Djokovic, e.g.
DDown 81:	Must pay	OWETO
DDown 82:	Must See TV night: Abbr.	THUR
DDown 84:	Repugnant sort
DDown 87:	With 104-Across, talking with a fake rasp, perhaps
DDown 88:	"Fess up!"	ADMITIT
DDown 90:	Bristol, for one	PALIN
DDown 91:	Wrong no longer
DDown 92:	Tiny piece
DDown 93:	Physics Nobelist Martin, discoverer of the tauon	PERL
DDown 94:	Italian sauces
DDown 96:	Longtime Olympics TV host	COSTAS
DDown 98:	Wall climbers
DDown 100:	Big figures in Spanish ice skating	OCHOS
DDown 102:	Off-color
DDown 103:	Lets it all out
DDown 105:	Plastic guy
DDown 105:	Plastic guy
DDown 108:	Airline to Ben Gurion	ELAL
DDown 109:	With 125-Across, got the booby prize
DDown 110:	March sound
DDown 111:	Angers
DDown 112:	Wheel (off)
DDown 115:	Classroom basics, in a manner of speaking	RRR
DDown 116:	Fed. rich in oil	UAE