New York Times Answers - Monday, 13th June 2022 There are 37 across clues and 42 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Monday, 13th June 2022. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Like the path of a lobARCEDAAcross 6: Stand the test of timeLASTAAcross 10: Newspaper opinion pieceOPEDAAcross 14: Instrument in a string quartetCELLOAAcross 15: French peakALPEAAcross 16: "___, far, wherever you are" (Celine Dion lyric)NEARAAcross 17: Applies sloppily, as paintDAUBSAAcross 18: Data graphics with wedgesPIECHARTSAAcross 20: Egyptian queen, for shortCLEOAAcross 21: Stuck ashore, as a whaleBEACHEDAAcross 22: Cries loudlyWAILSAAcross 24: Air traffic control equipmentRADARAAcross 28: Dirty dozen?BADEGGSAAcross 31: Do surgeryOPERATEAAcross 33: Skips over, as a spoken syllableELIDESAAcross 34: India's smallest stateGOAAAcross 35: Ambulance specialists, in briefEMTSAAcross 36: Hot springs resortSPAAAcross 37: Sent by UPS, e.g.SHIPPEDAAcross 40: Baseball's ___ Wee ReesePEEAAcross 41: Light white powderTALCAAcross 43: "… spoon ___ fork?"ORAAAcross 44: Existing in hidden formLATENTAAcross 46: Spotted wildcats of the South American jungleOCELOTSAAcross 48: Nuts used to make marzipanALMONDSAAcross 49: Crumple into a ballWADUPAAcross 50: Princess played by Emma Corrin on "The Crown"DIANAAAcross 51: Ramadan observersMUSLIMSAAcross 54: Fill to capacitySATEAAcross 58: Garments similar to rompers … with a hint to the shaded squares in this puzzleJUMPSUITSAAcross 61: Three-point driving maneuverKTURNAAcross 62: "Ah, that makes sense now"ISEEAAcross 63: Fiction's oppositeFACTAAcross 64: MalodorousFETIDAAcross 65: Kings of Leon or Queens of the Stone AgeBANDAAcross 66: "If you ask me ...," onlineIMHOAAcross 67: Farmer's harvestsCROPSDDown 1: Electrical adapter lettersACDCDDown 2: AuthenticREALDDown 3: You're reading one right nowCLUEDDown 4: NudgedELBOWEDDDown 5: ___ and don'tsDOSDDown 6: Big flaps in the fashion industry?LAPELSDDown 7: Assumed nameALIASDDown 8: Blueprint detailSPECDDown 9: Silicon Valley fieldTECHDDown 10: How you might walk through the graveyard at nightONADAREDDown 11: The "p" of m.p.g.PERDDown 12: Have for lunchEATDDown 13: Stethoscope users: Abbr.DRSDDown 19: "Present!"HEREDDown 21: V.I.P.BIG SHOTDDown 23: Middle ___ (time before the Renaissance)AGESDDown 25: Make slightly wetDAMPENDDown 26: Go to an eventATTENDDDown 27: Adjusts, as a clockRESETSDDown 28: Confer (upon)BESTOWDDown 29: Andean herd animalALPACADDown 30: Used a rotary phoneDIALEDDDown 31: Alley ___ (basketball play)OOPDDown 32: Spanish rice dishesPAELLASDDown 34: 4.0 is a great one, for shortGPADDown 38: Org. that won't call to demand payments, despite what its impostors would have you believeIRSDDown 39: "Shucks!," only strongerDAMNDDown 42: In a massCLUMPEDDDown 45: Appliance on a kitchen counterTOASTERDDown 47: Numbered musical workOPUSDDown 48: Hopes one willAIMSTODDown 50: Get rid of, informallyDITCHDDown 52: Believer in Islamic mysticismSUFIDDown 53: Actor NeesonLIAMDDown 55: Lead-in to correct or tuneAUTODDown 56: ExcursionTRIPDDown 57: FinishesENDSDDown 58: Triangular sailJIBDDown 59: Land between Can. and Mex.U.S.A.DDown 59: Land between Can. and Mex.USADDown 60: All vice presidents before HarrisMENDDown 61: Colonel Sanders's chainKFC