New York Times Answers - Wednesday, 19th June 2019

There are 41 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 19th June 2019. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Blog feed format, for short	RSS
AAcross 4:	"Awesome!"	SOCOOL
AAcross 10:	Heart-to-heart, maybe
AAcross 14:	Where some R.N.s work
AAcross 15:	Modern music hybrid	EMORAP
AAcross 16:	Diner option
AAcross 17:	*Plays around (4 & 6)
AAcross 19:	Very, very
AAcross 20:	"Lohengrin" soprano	ELSA
AAcross 21:	Siri runs on it
AAcross 22:	Start appealing to more	GROWON
AAcross 23:	*Language in which "hello" is "privet" (4 & 3)
AAcross 25:	*Opening a beer bottle with a ring, e.g. (4 & 4)	BARTRICK
AAcross 27:	___-red
AAcross 28:	27-Across, e.g.
AAcross 30:	Sin-ful teaching?
AAcross 31:	In medias ___
AAcross 33:	Jazz singer Anita	ODAY
AAcross 34:	Presidential threat
AAcross 35:	Ride that you "catch"
AAcross 38:	*Bounce (4 & 4)
AAcross 41:	Barrett of the original Pink Floyd	SYD
AAcross 42:	Abbr. above "0"	OPER
AAcross 44:	Western wolf
AAcross 45:	Wall Street average, with "the"
AAcross 47:	Summertime cooler	ICEE
AAcross 48:	What Romeo and Juliet plan to do
AAcross 50:	Jesus, in a metaphor
AAcross 53:	*Omaha Beach locale (4 & 4)
AAcross 55:	*1988 Winter Olympics host (3 & 4)
AAcross 58:	Give a break from the game	SUBOUT
AAcross 59:	Load of cash
AAcross 60:	Fort ___, Ontario
AAcross 61:	Store of riches
AAcross 62:	Bachelors no more ... or, literally, the answers to the six starred clues	MARRIEDMEN
AAcross 65:	Ed of "Up"	ASNER
AAcross 66:	They might include an R.S.V.P. interface
AAcross 67:	What's frequently found in poetry?
AAcross 68:	Rules, for short
AAcross 69:	Be out of one's league, in a way	DATEUP
AAcross 70:	Org. whose workers get hands-on experience?
DDown 1:	Less green, perhaps
DDown 2:	Disheveled sort
DDown 3:	Credit ___ (financial giant)
DDown 4:	Setting for much of the "Odyssey"
DDown 5:	Amor vincit ___ (love conquers all)	OMNIA
DDown 6:	Genetic sequences
DDown 7:	Bauxite and others
DDown 8:	Crew's control?
DDown 9:	D.J.'s library	LPS
DDown 10:	Invention celebrated by NBC's peacock logo
DDown 11:	Starts without a key, say	HOTWIRES
DDown 12:	Horrible event
DDown 13:	"Phew!"	THANKGOD
DDown 16:	Singer/songwriter Bacharach
DDown 18:	Kind of beam
DDown 22:	Aged, in England
DDown 24:	Way of old Rome	ITER
DDown 25:	Dark blue?	BADCOP
DDown 26:	Wife of Esau	ADAH
DDown 29:	"Whew, that was something!"	HOOBOY
DDown 32:	Like three of the letters of "aisle"
DDown 35:	Machine for counting loose change	COINSTAR
DDown 36:	Class for college-bound kids, maybe	APCOURSE
DDown 37:	Aid for getting drunk fast	BEERBONG
DDown 39:	Distant
DDown 40:	Cost that weighs heavily
DDown 43:	Takes off
DDown 46:	Carried on, as war
DDown 49:	Card game akin to whist
DDown 51:	Animal in the squirrel family
DDown 52:	Underwear option
DDown 54:	Violin virtuoso Leopold	AUER
DDown 56:	"Till we meet again"
DDown 57:	Gossipy sort
DDown 59:	___ large
DDown 62:	T-shirt size: Abbr.
DDown 63:	Director DuVernay
DDown 64:	"I know what you're thinking" feeling
DDown 64:	"I know what you're thinking" feeling