New York Times Answers - Sunday, 19th June 2016 There are 74 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 19th June 2016. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: It's accommodatingBANDBAAcross 6: Comic cries of frustrationACKSAAcross 10: Grouped for threshing, saySHEAFEDAAcross 17: Continuing storySERIALAAcross 18: BusybodySNOOPAAcross 19: Sly one?STALLONEAAcross 20: Many-time Indy 500 pace carCAMAROAAcross 21: PruriticITCHYAAcross 22: Goal on a first downTENYARDSAAcross 23: Handle lettersA.K.A.AAcross 23: Handle lettersAKAAAcross 24: Boy who challenges stereotypesTOMGIRLAAcross 26: RuinSINKAAcross 27: Hazel's love in "The Fault in Our Stars"GUSAAcross 28: Musical with the songs "Santa Fe" and "I Should Tell You"RENTAAcross 30: BlockheadedDENSEAAcross 31: Showing acute embarrassment, sayBEETAAcross 32: Anti-Communist fervorSCAREAAcross 34: 1991 film with the tagline "The secret of life? The secret's in the sauce"FRIEDAAcross 36: Symbols of audience disapprovalTOMATOESAAcross 38: Feller in a forest?BEAVERAAcross 39: ___'easterNORAAcross 41: SpinnersROTORSAAcross 42: Most nail-bitingTENSESTAAcross 43: Fill-in-the-blanks diversionMADLIBAAcross 46: The world, idiomaticallyGODSAAcross 47: SoilEARTHAAcross 48: ___ laneHOVAAcross 49: Poet who wrote "Jupiter from on high laughs at lovers' perjuries"OVIDAAcross 51: Like "E.T." and "Close Encounters of the Third Kind"RATEDPGAAcross 53: Finish ahead ofBESTAAcross 57: Summer, in much of West AfricaETEAAcross 58: Former "Live" co-host with Kathie LeeREGISAAcross 60: The Rolling Stones' "Get Yer ___ Out"YAYASAAcross 61: Sidekick in 1990s "S.N.L." skitsGARTHAAcross 62: Trident piece?WINTERAAcross 64: Clog, with "up"GUMAAcross 66: Call before reserving?LETAAcross 67: Stadium store souvenirJERSEYAAcross 68: Stolas : women :: ___ : menTOGASAAcross 69: Distiller WalkerHIRAMAAcross 71: Affix, in a waySEWONAAcross 73: Bay, e.g.ARMAAcross 74: First-year J.D. studentONELAAcross 75: Use, as a dishEATFROMAAcross 77: Save, with "away"SALTAAcross 78: Top choiceTEEAAcross 79: Brand with two harnessed horses in its logoLEVI'SAAcross 79: Brand with two harnessed horses in its logoLEVISAAcross 81: Dolls' counterpartGUYSAAcross 83: CreepazoidSLEAZOAAcross 85: TremblingASHIVERAAcross 88: PilotAIRMANAAcross 90: "Success-s-s!"YESAAcross 91: Meeting around lunchtimeNOONERAAcross 92: Illegal action shown literally in this answer?RUNNINGAAAcross 94: Not deep, as entertainmentLIGHTAAcross 98: BlushesTURNSAAcross 99: Cinnamon-flavored candyHOTSAAcross 100: SmartedSTUNGAAcross 102: What spirits may doSOARAAcross 103: Workplaces where gloves are worn, for shortORSAAcross 104: Ordering optionTOGOAAcross 105: Has a quiet evening, saySTAYSINAAcross 107: ___-CapsSNOAAcross 108: "For real?"ISITTRUEAAcross 111: On the doubleAPACEAAcross 112: Confront aggressivelyACCOSTAAcross 114: Incident not worth talking aboutNONEVENTAAcross 115: Its capital is WhitehorseYUKONAAcross 116: Starting point for Pompeii tourismNAPLESAAcross 117: BusyENGAGEDAAcross 118: Idyllic placeEDENAAcross 119: Part of a kiteTALONDDown 1: Lab vesselBEAKERDDown 2: Noted name in suitsARMANIDDown 3: Long on screenNIADDown 4: One going for a board position?DARTDDown 5: Like the moon during a total lunar eclipseBLOODDDown 6: Designed to clear the airANTISMOGDDown 7: Jerry Siegel or Joe Shuster, for SupermanCOCREATORDDown 8: Department store eponymKOHLDDown 9: Busybody, maybeSPYDDown 10: Coronary ___STENTDDown 11: Detroit Tiger whose #5 is retiredHANKDDown 12: Cambridgeshire cityELYDDown 13: Mobile home: Abbr.ALADDown 13: Mobile home: Abbr.ALA.DDown 14: Accepted an apologyFORGAVEDDown 15: LastsENDURESDDown 16: Calorie counter's temptationDESSERTDDown 17: Chow (down)SCARFDDown 18: Turin titleSIGNORDDown 19: Places to wallowSTIESDDown 25: CrossedMETDDown 26: Is angrySEESDDown 29: Keep, as a gardenTENDDDown 31: Youth detention center in EnglandBORSTALDDown 32: Over the moonSENTDDown 33: Feature of many a receptionCASH BARDDown 35: ___ Umbridge, teacher of Dark Arts at HogwartsDOLORESDDown 37: NowTODAYDDown 38: Something that might fall off the shelf?BERGDDown 40: 1948 John Wayne filmRIVERDDown 42: Chooses to leadTAPSDDown 43: Legal maneuverMOTIONDDown 44: RequiteAVENGEDDown 45: Cornell athletesBIGDDown 47: Tinder successes, sayEDATESDDown 48: Strictly followHEWTODDown 50: Limbs' endsDIGITSDDown 52: Trips in the dark?EYESDDown 54: FakeERSATZDDown 55: Dual-channelSTEREODDown 56: Stuffing herbTHYMEDDown 59: Sound heard at a beachSURFDDown 61: DecorousGENTEELDDown 63: Baltic capitalTALLINNDDown 65: Pages have four of themMARGINSDDown 67: Frozen aisle iconJOLLYDDown 69: Ginger featureHAIRDDown 70: Miss badly, sayMOURNDDown 72: LivedWASDDown 75: Symbol of Washington StateEVERDDown 76: "Oops!"MYMISTAKEDDown 80: CuspsEVESDDown 82: Annual December pub crawlSANTACONDDown 84: Defects and allASISDDown 85: Fats Domino's real first nameANTOINEDDown 86: Grows sick ofSOURSONDDown 87: Goofing (around)HORSINGDDown 88: Kind of bodyAUTODDown 89: Most common family name in VietnamNGUYENDDown 92: Webster shelfmateROGETDDown 93: Key part: Abbr.ANSDDown 95: Break from a band, maybeGOSOLODDown 96: Crime writer JosephHANSENDDown 97: Brings (out)TROTSDDown 99: HarassHOUNDDDown 101: Fairy tale figureGIANTDDown 104: Evolutionary diagramTREEDDown 105: Pre-fries?SPUDDDown 106: Org. with Divisions I-IIINCAADDown 109: Social gatheringTEADDown 110: Like most children's programmingTVGDDown 111: Something said repeatedly on a shipAYEDDown 113: Sgt.'s inferiorCPL