New York Times Answers - Tuesday, 5th June 2018

There are 33 across clues and 37 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Tuesday, 5th June 2018. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Headliner
AAcross 5:	Hindu social division
AAcross 10:	Crowd around
AAcross 13:	Island off the western coast of Scotland	IONA
AAcross 14:	Person handing out chocolate cigars, maybe	PROUDPAPA
AAcross 16:	Klutzy
AAcross 18:	Color akin to rouge
AAcross 19:	Bad looking
AAcross 20:	Alan in the Television Hall of Fame	ALDA
AAcross 21:	Cut (off)
AAcross 24:	Bendable body part
AAcross 25:	Truth tellers' opposite
AAcross 27:	Lead-in to gender
AAcross 29:	Psychoanalysis topics
AAcross 30:	Stupid
AAcross 33:	Dir. from Iceland to Ireland
AAcross 34:	Rock singer?
AAcross 35:	"Dude!"
AAcross 38:	Eloquent	HONEYTONGUED
AAcross 40:	Dodges of the 1980s	OMNIS
AAcross 43:	Match the bet of
AAcross 44:	Lincoln in-laws	TODDS
AAcross 45:	Edible part of a carrot or radish
AAcross 46:	Expert in calculus: Abbr.
AAcross 48:	Western defense grp.
AAcross 49:	Bears witness (to)
AAcross 53:	Nearest target for a bowler	ONEPIN
AAcross 55:	Cowardly	CHICKENLIVERED
AAcross 58:	Goatish
AAcross 59:	Sage
AAcross 60:	"That will be ___ the set of sun" (line from the first scene of "Macbeth")
AAcross 61:	Third ___ (character who delivers the line in 60-Across)
AAcross 62:	Nonkosher lunch orders, briefly	BLTS
DDown 1:	Composer who's the eponym of a Helsinki park
DDown 2:	Line on a band T-shirt, maybe	TOURDATE
DDown 3:	Dadaism, pejoratively	ANTIART
DDown 4:	"Phooey!"
DDown 5:	Lifeguard's skill, for short
DDown 6:	Alternative to "Woof!"
DDown 7:	Earth
DDown 8:	What a whistler whistles
DDown 9:	Lip
DDown 10:	Yacht spot
DDown 11:	First game of a series
DDown 12:	Heat shields?
DDown 15:	Snapped to attention, with "up"
DDown 17:	Wriggly swimmer
DDown 18:	Sedates
DDown 22:	Autumn colours
DDown 23:	Drunk
DDown 26:	Forgoes a co-pilot
DDown 28:	Like some peanuts and winter roads
DDown 29:	Deceptive movement
DDown 31:	Tours turndown
DDown 32:	"Gloria in Excelsis ___"	DEO
DDown 35:	World capital where Harry Houdini and Erno Rubik were born
DDown 36:	Colorful ocean phenomena caused by dinoflagellates	REDTIDES
DDown 37:	Takes too much of, for short	ODSON
DDown 38:	Electronically advanced, informally
DDown 39:	King Lear's eldest daughter	GONERIL
DDown 40:	Teller of the future
DDown 41:	Person whose inner child has been released?
DDown 42:	Small print advertisement
DDown 47:	Part of U.S.S.R.: Abbr.
DDown 50:	Distort
DDown 51:	Actress Garr of "Young Frankenstein"	TERI
DDown 52:	Impertinent sort
DDown 54:	Neophyte, in modern lingo	NEWB
DDown 56:	Capt. Jean-___ Picard of the U.S.S. Enterprise	LUC
DDown 57:	Suffix of approximation