New York Times Answers - Sunday, 5th June 2016

There are 62 across clues and 80 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 5th June 2016. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	"Shucks!"	AWNUTS
AAcross 7:	They might be covered on your first day of employment
AAcross 13:	Only a second ago
AAcross 20:	Ones with good poker faces?
AAcross 21:	Charm City ballplayer
AAcross 22:	With a leg on either side of
AAcross 23:	Where you can find ... "jacket" or "yourself"?	FOLLOWINGSUIT
AAcross 25:	"Yay!"
AAcross 26:	Lentil or coconut
AAcross 27:	Chinese philosophy
AAcross 28:	Student's saver
AAcross 29:	Plus
AAcross 31:	... "go" or "so"?
AAcross 37:	... "anybody" or "cooking"?	CLOSETOHOME
AAcross 44:	Dog holder
AAcross 45:	A.F.L.-___
AAcross 46:	"Over here!"	YOOHOO
AAcross 47:	"Aww"-inspiring
AAcross 49:	Muhammad's birthplace
AAcross 51:	Lover boy
AAcross 52:	Like Fermat's last theorem, eventually
AAcross 53:	Much appreciated
AAcross 54:	They decide what's fair
AAcross 55:	Oteri of "S.N.L."	CHERI
AAcross 56:	Material in mitochondria
AAcross 59:	Acclaims
AAcross 60:	Issuer of IDs: Abbr.
AAcross 61:	Shade
AAcross 62:	Its material is not hard	EASYA
AAcross 64:	___-gritty
AAcross 65:	... "got" or "tell"?	BETWEENYOUANDME
AAcross 69:	Result of hitting the bar?
AAcross 71:	"The price we pay for love," per Queen Elizabeth II
AAcross 72:	Goddess who gained immortality for her lover but forgot to ask for eternal youth (whoops!)
AAcross 73:	Flirtatious wife in "Of Mice and Men"
AAcross 76:	They stand up in their bed
AAcross 77:	Kind of gift
AAcross 78:	Sports team bigwig
AAcross 81:	Cash register
AAcross 82:	Like the installments of "A Tale of Two Cities"
AAcross 83:	"Ver-r-ry funny!"	HARHAR
AAcross 85:	Abu ___	DHABI
AAcross 86:	Obliterate
AAcross 87:	Suspenseful sound
AAcross 90:	___ Finnigan, friend of Harry Potter	SEAMUS
AAcross 91:	Contraction missing a V
AAcross 91:	Contraction missing a V
AAcross 92:	Kind of verb: Abbr.	IRR
AAcross 93:	... "two" or "face"?
AAcross 95:	... "building" or "hours"?
AAcross 100:	Flames that have gone out?
AAcross 101:	Assist in crime
AAcross 102:	Indian spice mix
AAcross 107:	Things you may dispense with?	ATMS
AAcross 110:	Take over for
AAcross 113:	... "that's" or "special"?	NEXTTONOTHING
AAcross 116:	"That much is clear"	ICANSEE
AAcross 117:	Pays for the meal
AAcross 118:	Stay cheerful despite adversity
AAcross 119:	Back entrance
AAcross 120:	Jellyfish relatives named for a mythological monster
AAcross 121:	Private property?	IDTAGS
DDown 1:	Woof
DDown 2:	"___ your daddy?"	WHOS
DDown 3:	River that flows south to north
DDown 4:	Sets free into the world
DDown 5:	"Ta-ta!"	TOODLEOO
DDown 6:	Directional abbr.
DDown 7:	"___ Nox" (Mozart title meaning "good night")
DDown 8:	Greek vessel
DDown 9:	Enthusiastic Spanish assent	SISI
DDown 10:	Debt docs	IOUS
DDown 11:	Scale
DDown 12:	Collection
DDown 13:	Chin former
DDown 14:	"DJ Got Us Fallin' In Love" singer, 2010
DDown 15:	Women's retro accessory
DDown 16:	Offensive poster
DDown 17:	Small bite
DDown 18:	Part of the classic Chinese work "Shih Ching"
DDown 19:	Puny
DDown 24:	"Was ___ hard on them?"	ITOO
DDown 30:	"___ Lat" (traditional Polish song)	STO
DDown 32:	Subside
DDown 33:	Opposite of -less
DDown 34:	Paranormal
DDown 35:	Fine point
DDown 36:	Provokes
DDown 37:	Persian Empire founder
DDown 38:	Impends
DDown 39:	___-Loompa (Willy Wonka employee)	OOMPA
DDown 40:	Fictional braggart
DDown 41:	The "O" of B.O.
DDown 42:	Setting for a watch?	MOVIENIGHT
DDown 43:	"We'll teach you to drink deep ___ you depart": Hamlet
DDown 48:	Et cetera
DDown 49:	Certain racy magazines
DDown 50:	Lift
DDown 52:	"Glad that's done!"
DDown 53:	Street fair participant
DDown 55:	"Aww"-inspiring
DDown 57:	Empire State sch.	NYU
DDown 58:	Org. with an emergency number
DDown 61:	Razz, as a speaker
DDown 63:	What the pros say
DDown 65:	Hesitates
DDown 66:	Default avatar for a new Twitter user
DDown 67:	Reconstruction, for one
DDown 68:	Contraction missing a V
DDown 69:	From both sides, in a way
DDown 70:	Songs of praise
DDown 73:	City whose name looks like it could mean "my friend"
DDown 74:	Track holder?
DDown 75:	A Beethoven piece was für her	ELISE
DDown 76:	Win every game
DDown 79:	Exhilarated cry
DDown 80:	___ cabbage
DDown 81:	"End of discussion"	THATSTHAT
DDown 84:	Botanist Gray	ASA
DDown 85:	"A man can be destroyed but not ___": Hemingway
DDown 87:	Age for a quinceañera
DDown 88:	"... ___ quit!"	ORI
DDown 89:	"The Silmarillion" creature
DDown 90:	Red ___
DDown 94:	Newspaper V.I.P. Baquet
DDown 96:	Pollute
DDown 97:	Too big for one's britches, say?
DDown 98:	Hotheadedness?
DDown 99:	Disposable board
DDown 103:	Let go
DDown 104:	Twinkler
DDown 105:	Lead-in to boy	ATTA
DDown 106:	Something to mourn
DDown 108:	Red giant in Cetus	MIRA
DDown 109:	Cozy
DDown 110:	Rend
DDown 111:	"The Name of the Rose" novelist
DDown 112:	"___ Meninas" (Velázquez painting)
DDown 113:	Highest degree
DDown 113:	Highest degree
DDown 114:	___-Wan Kenobi
DDown 115:	Family docs