New York Times Answers - Sunday, 13th June 2021

There are 72 across clues and 66 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 13th June 2021. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Writer who created Oz
AAcross 5:	"Obviously," in slang
AAcross 10:	First word of "A Visit From St. Nicholas"
AAcross 14:	"... with possibly direr consequences"	ORWORSE
AAcross 17:	___ Berliner, pioneer in phonograph records
AAcross 18:	Lex Luthor, to Superman
AAcross 22:	Raised
AAcross 23:	Bit of asparagus
AAcross 24:	Alternately	BYTURNS
AAcross 25:	Lines up
AAcross 26:	Agitated	INTURMOIL
AAcross 29:	Pricey
AAcross 30:	M.L.B. team with a big "W" in its logo
AAcross 31:	Rx order
AAcross 32:	"Revolution," to "Hey Jude"	SIDEB
AAcross 34:	Space-scanning org.	SETI
AAcross 35:	It may be bitter
AAcross 36:	Like bees
AAcross 37:	Not ___ (mediocre)	SOHOT
AAcross 39:	Clear weeds, in a way
AAcross 40:	Part "missing" from p.s.i.
AAcross 41:	Mystery writer Deighton	LEN
AAcross 42:	Words cried after "Go"	GETEM
AAcross 46:	Abbr. after a price in a Craigslist ad
AAcross 47:	Lt.'s inferior
AAcross 48:	Decidedly
AAcross 51:	Québec's ___ St.-Jean
AAcross 52:	Soft drink since 1905	RCCOLA
AAcross 54:	Young hombre
AAcross 56:	Biblical verb ending
AAcross 57:	Instruments for Israel Kamakawiwo'ole
AAcross 60:	German auto since 1899
AAcross 61:	"That'll teach you!"
AAcross 62:	Pigeon English?
AAcross 63:	Basketball champions' "trophy"
AAcross 64:	Gillette brand	ATRA
AAcross 65:	Leader of the house?
AAcross 67:	"Love is love," e.g.
AAcross 70:	Pallid
AAcross 71:	Outlets, e.g.
AAcross 73:	Something that might lengthen a sentence?
AAcross 74:	Moneybags
AAcross 75:	High school hurdle whose first two letters, phonetically, sound like one of its former components
AAcross 76:	Like all the answers with pairs of circled letters, punnily	MEHDEINCANADA
AAcross 81:	Programming pioneer Lovelace
AAcross 82:	Seasons in Québec	ETES
AAcross 84:	15th birthday celebration	QUINCEANERA
AAcross 85:	Tomtit is another name for it
AAcross 86:	Talks up
AAcross 88:	Classical Icelandic literary work
AAcross 89:	Title letters chanted in a 2011 Katy Perry hit	TGIF
AAcross 90:	Oldsmobile Cutlass model	CIERA
AAcross 91:	Financial org. once deemed "too big to fail"	AIG
AAcross 93:	Newfoundland, e.g.: Abbr.	ISL
AAcross 94:	Serpentine swimmer
AAcross 95:	Root beer brand
AAcross 96:	Veterans	OLDPROS
AAcross 100:	Range within which you can answer the question "Can you hear me now?"
AAcross 104:	Six-time winner of the N.H.L.'s Art Ross Trophy, born in Saskatchewan
AAcross 108:	"24" and "Suits" actress, born in Halifax	LESLIEHOPE
AAcross 111:	Princess who says "Why, you stuck-up, half-witted, scruffy-looking nerf herder!"	LEIA
AAcross 112:	Dish served on a skewer
AAcross 113:	Congresswoman Omar	ILHAN
AAcross 114:	Actress Lena	OLIN
AAcross 115:	Suppliers of the milk for Roquefort cheese
AAcross 116:	Singer Mary J. ___	BLIGE
AAcross 117:	Moves quickly and lightly
AAcross 118:	Not only that
AAcross 119:	Rehearsal, e.g., in slang
AAcross 120:	Approvals
AAcross 121:	You can believe it
AAcross 122:	"Likewise"
DDown 1:	Pears with a sweet-spiced flavor	BOSCS
DDown 2:	Part of B.A.
DDown 3:	Deploy
DDown 4:	Alberta city named for an eagle-feather headdress	MEDICINEHAT
DDown 5:	Like some birds or dolls
DDown 6:	Excite	AMPUP
DDown 7:	Rank
DDown 8:	Stops talking, with "up"
DDown 9:	Mettle that may merit a medal
DDown 10:	Two-player game invented in Toronto	TABLEHOCKEY
DDown 11:	Sardonic
DDown 12:	___ of Parliament
DDown 13:	Stops talking, with "up"
DDown 14:	"Nice burn!"	OHSNAP
DDown 15:	Battle ___	ROYALE
DDown 16:	Seasonal destination near Quebec City	WINTERICEHOTEL
DDown 19:	Program introduced by the Trudeau government in 1984, colloquially	FREEHEALTHCARE
DDown 20:	Approximate weight of the Liberty Bell	ONETON
DDown 21:	Spots
DDown 27:	Advocacy grp. that filed for bankruptcy in 2021
DDown 28:	Words at an unveiling?
DDown 31:	Cry after an award is announced
DDown 33:	Woman's short hairstyle	BOBCUT
DDown 36:	Portrayer of Senator Vinick on "The West Wing"	ALDA
DDown 38:	Level or bevel
DDown 43:	Like some outlets
DDown 44:	Desert planet of "Star Wars"	TATOOINE
DDown 45:	Be batty, in a way?	ECHOLOCATE
DDown 49:	Canuck, e.g., for short	NHLER
DDown 50:	Capital of Qatar
DDown 52:	Like bells in carillons
DDown 53:	Part of L.C.D.
DDown 54:	Some salon supplies
DDown 55:	Like Rochester and Syracuse, but not New York City
DDown 58:	Novel convenience?	EREADER
DDown 59:	Band whose 1999 hit "Smooth" spent 12 weeks at #1	SANTANA
DDown 66:	Sleep stage
DDown 68:	Overturns
DDown 69:	"Very high," on a fire danger scale
DDown 70:	Iowa Cubs baseball classification
DDown 72:	Et ___ (footnote abbr.)	SEQ
DDown 74:	Federal regulatory org.
DDown 77:	Rose or lilac
DDown 78:	"Where ___ go wrong?"	DIDI
DDown 79:	Novelist Gaiman	NEIL
DDown 80:	Pound sound
DDown 83:	Thrown together
DDown 85:	They might help with changing your locks	WIGSHOPS
DDown 87:	One with a phony personality?
DDown 90:	Snake oil, purportedly
DDown 92:	Passes	GOESBY
DDown 95:	Central route thru town	MAINST
DDown 96:	Leers at
DDown 97:	Frederick who composed "Camelot"
DDown 98:	Helps a dish washer, say
DDown 99:	One source of oil
DDown 100:	Cheer
DDown 101:	Shout, informally
DDown 102:	___ Wars, conflicts of 1839-42 and 1856-60
DDown 103:	It may be perfect or simple, but not both
DDown 105:	Big elevator maker
DDown 106:	$15/hour, e.g.
DDown 107:	What most spiders have eight of
DDown 108:	Hitchhiker's need
DDown 109:	International fashion magazine	ELLE
DDown 110:	Climb, as a rope