New York Times Answers - Sunday, 2nd July 2017 There are 71 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 2nd July 2017. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Major tenant of Rockefeller CenterNBCTVAAcross 6: "Young Frankenstein" roleIGORAAcross 10: Theater dropSCRIMAAcross 15: NukeZAPAAcross 18: CBS's "Kate & ___"ALLIEAAcross 19: Turner of "Peyton Place"LANAAAcross 20: Bad thing to bring one's familySHAMEAAcross 21: Wealthy: Sp.RICOAAcross 22: "With the Beatles" song written by Smokey RobinsonYOUREALLYGOTAHOLDONMEAAcross 26: In all seriousnessSOBERLYAAcross 27: Gen ___XERAAcross 28: Emulated the tortoise and hareRANARACEAAcross 29: One of seven in the Book of RevelationSEALAAcross 31: Ladies' men, in older usageGALLANTSAAcross 33: Gulf state: Abbr.ALAAAcross 33: Gulf state: Abbr.ALA.AAcross 36: Monastery head's jurisdictionABBACAAcross 39: DomesticateTAMEAAcross 43: IntimateHINTATAAcross 47: Zombie or flaming volcanoDRINKAAcross 48: "Yuck!"FEHAAcross 51: Part of U.N.L.V.LASAAcross 52: "Let's go!," in BajaANDALEAAcross 53: Meditation leaderYOGIAAcross 54: Altar exchangeIDOSAAcross 56: Bus. need that most lemonade stands don't haveLICAAcross 57: Some Japanese watchesSEIKOSAAcross 58: Big ___ (some sandwiches)MACSAAcross 59: Edgar in "King Lear," e.g.EXILEAAcross 60: It might help you get to Carnegie Hall, for shortMTAAAcross 61: Riga residentLETTAAcross 62: Garden party?ADAAAcross 63: Record shop stockVINYLAAcross 64: Talk, talk, talkYAPAAcross 65: "The Time Machine" raceELOAAcross 67: Something you might lose a little sleep over?: Abbr.DSTAAcross 68: Delany or CarveyDANAAcross 69: WhopperLIEAAcross 70: Last Hebrew letterTAVAAcross 71: Capital bombed in 1972HANOIAAcross 74: Grade school subj.ENGAAcross 75: Audio problemECHOAAcross 78: Harrison's successorCLEAAcross 79: African antelopeELANDAAcross 80: Message from the Red Cross, maybePLEAAAcross 81: Cinematic composer AndréPREVINAAcross 84: Triumphant cryHAHAAcross 85: Its state quarter has a lighthouseMAINAAcross 86: LuxuriantLUSHAAcross 87: Charge, in a wayIONIZEAAcross 88: Spanish letter between ka and emeELEAAcross 89: Piece org.?NRAAAcross 90: Silverwork city in southern MexicoTAXCOAAcross 91: "Strangers and Brothers" novelistC. 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SNOWAAcross 92: Move quicklyDARTAAcross 94: 1943 penny materialSTEELAAcross 95: Merchandise: Abbr.GDSAAcross 96: Structure used in extreme sportsHALFPIPEAAcross 102: "Antennae"EARSAAcross 106: Raised a ruckusCLAMOREDAAcross 108: 1977 Warhol subjectALIAAcross 111: Filmmaker GuyRITCHIEAAcross 116: "Revolver" song that Paul McCartney described as "an ode to pot"GOTTOGETYOUINTOMYLIFEAAcross 119: They go in locksOARSAAcross 120: AncientEARLYAAcross 121: Footwear for a runSKISAAcross 122: Like a good scoutLOYALAAcross 123: Fifth qtrs.OTSAAcross 124: Résumé listingSKILLAAcross 125: It used to be made of leadTYPEAAcross 126: Les ___-UnisETATSDDown 1: One side of a voteNAYSDDown 2: Link studied at Ancestry.comBLOODDown 3: CoterieCLUBDDown 4: Part of an old-fashioned swingTIREDDown 5: Zigs or zagsVEERSDDown 6: Napoleon's partner on "The Man From U.N.C.L.E."ILLYADDown 7: "Wonder Woman" star ___ GadotGALDDown 8: Shade of blackONYXDDown 9: FuryRAGEDDown 10: Onetime J.F.K. sightSSTDDown 11: 1968 movie based on "Flowers for Algernon"CHARLDDown 12: Indy 500 winner BobbyRAHALDDown 13: "___ roll!"IMONADDown 14: BlueMELANDDown 15: Penny, mostlyZINCDDown 16: ZenithACMEDDown 17: "The Gold-Bug" authorPOEDDown 21: Certain tributeROASTDDown 23: Most watchfulALEDDown 24: Living thingORGANISDDown 25: "___ & the Women" (2000 Altman film)DRTDDown 30: "Hey Jude" song that mentions every day of the week but SaturdayLADYMADONNADDown 32: "Yikes!"ACKDDown 33: Solvers' shoutsAHASDDown 34: What T.S.A. Precheck helps people avoidLINEDDown 35: "A Hard Day's Night" song that Lennon called McCartney's "first 'Yesterday'"ANDILOVEHERDDown 37: Strongly worded attackBROADSIDDDown 38: Panther or pumaBIG CATDDown 40: "With the Beatles" song playing in the E.R. when Lennon diedALLMYLOVINGDDown 41: Tiki bar cocktailMAITAIDDown 42: Houdini featESCAPEDDown 44: George of "Star Trek"TAKEDDown 45: BunchesA LOTDDown 46: Try outTESTDDown 48: "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" song whose title is followed by "where the rain gets in"FIXINGAHOLEDDown 49: Twin Cities suburbEDINDDown 50: SacrosanctHOLYDDown 55: Pommes frites seasoningSELDDown 59: Slowly fade awayEVANESCEDDown 65: Like names on trophies, oftenETCHEDDDown 66: "I can't he-e-ear you!"LALALADDown 68: Extra-specialDE LUXEDDown 68: Extra-specialDELUXEDDown 71: End of a shiftHEMDDown 72: Disc jockey FreedALANDDown 73: Hair-razing name?NAIRDDown 75: Bigger than bigEPICDDown 76: Beans, e.g.CROPDDown 77: ___ teethHENSDDown 80: The highest form of flattery?PLATEAUDDown 82: Tommy Hilfiger alternativeIZODDDown 83: Old movie theater lead-insNEWSDDown 90: Kitchen shorteningTSPDDown 93: "___ a wrap"THATSDDown 97: Latin 101 wordAMODDown 98: Theater sectionsLOGESDDown 99: Lose itFREAKDDown 100: ___ dishPETRIDDown 101: Pastoral poemIDYLLDDown 103: Came (from)AROSEDDown 104: Pacific ___RIMDDown 105: Bob or weaveSTYLEDDown 106: Lacquer, e.g.COATDDown 107: Contents of some envelopes: Abbr.LTRSDDown 109: Officially go (for)LISTDDown 110: Black as nightINKYDDown 112: Circulatory blockCLOTDDown 113: Slangy greetingHIYADDown 114: "___ first you don't succeed ..."IFATDDown 115: Congers and moraysEELSDDown 116: Melted messGOODDown 117: Olive ___OYLDDown 118: Cape Horn, for oneTIP