New York Times Answers - Tuesday, 4th June 2024

There are 40 across clues and 40 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Tuesday, 4th June 2024. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Florida panther, e.g.
AAcross 5:	"Inside with Jen ___" (MSNBC show)	PSAKI
AAcross 10:	The Crimson Tide, to fans	BAMA
AAcross 14:	Noted whale watcher of literature
AAcross 15:	Enter a username and password
AAcross 15:	Enter a username and password
AAcross 16:	Wide-screen theater option	IMAX
AAcross 17:	*Equipment for zooming
AAcross 19:	The last "O" of YOLO
AAcross 20:	"Woman in a ___" (Degas painting)
AAcross 21:	With 24-Across, some summer coffee orders
AAcross 22:	Conditional word in coding
AAcross 24:	See 21-Across
AAcross 26:	Kind of connector for a VCR cable	RCA
AAcross 27:	Fill-in teacher, informally
AAcross 30:	Vegetable whose name means "to eat" in some West African languages
AAcross 31:	*Subject of a "Caution" sign on a park bench	WETPAINT
AAcross 33:	Egyptian viper
AAcross 35:	Vibe
AAcross 37:	Major muddle
AAcross 38:	*Shocking thing found on a farm	ELECTRICFENCE
AAcross 41:	The Swinging ___, robe-wearing mascot for the Padres
AAcross 42:	O'Rourke of Texas politics	BETO
AAcross 43:	Drug whose name can be found in "spells danger"
AAcross 44:	*Challenge for an under-achiever?	LIMBOBAR
AAcross 46:	Issa of "American Fiction"	RAE
AAcross 48:	"Of course!"
AAcross 49:	Get 21 in blackjack, say
AAcross 50:	Emphasize
AAcross 53:	Small dent
AAcross 55:	Dressy attire
AAcross 56:	Accessory for dressy attire
AAcross 58:	Lots and lots
AAcross 60:	*Where to look for fingerprints	CRIMESCENE
AAcross 63:	Fuzzy fruit
AAcross 64:	Set one's sights on	AIMAT
AAcross 65:	The gemstone Olympic Australis, for one
AAcross 66:	With 67- and 68-Across, MC Hammer lyric that applies to each of the answers to the starred clues
AAcross 67:	See 66-Across
AAcross 68:	See 66-Across
DDown 1:	Diplomat's success
DDown 2:	Rental for a D.I.Y. mover	UHAUL
DDown 3:	Black ___ (snake)
DDown 4:	Tallest president in U.S. history, familiarly	ABE
DDown 5:	Something a kids' menu might double as
DDown 6:	Boot bottoms
DDown 7:	Developed, in a way
DDown 8:	Family
DDown 9:	Cricket, e.g.
DDown 10:	Book jacket profiles
DDown 11:	The main characters in "The Bourne Identity" and "Memento," notably
DDown 12:	Computer debut of 1984
DDown 13:	Rail-splitter's tool
DDown 18:	"Lovely" lady in a Beatles hit	RITA
DDown 23:	Expire
DDown 25:	Like about 4% of human blood
DDown 26:	Blink or jump, say
DDown 28:	Hungry
DDown 29:	A/C meas.
DDown 29:	A/C meas.
DDown 31:	More sardonic
DDown 32:	Founder of the American Shakers	ANNLEE
DDown 33:	Nest for a raptor
DDown 34:	Gets thinner	SLIMSDOWN
DDown 36:	___ Outfitters (clothing chain)
DDown 39:	Feature of the Rolex logo
DDown 40:	Like zirconium on the periodic table
DDown 41:	"A ___ Went By" (classic children's book)
DDown 45:	1-Across, for one
DDown 47:	Ceramics and sculpture, for two
DDown 50:	"Poison" shrub
DDown 51:	N.B.A. star Curry	STEPH
DDown 52:	Where Moses received the Ten Commandments
DDown 54:	Still competing	INIT
DDown 55:	Actor Liu of "Barbie"	SIMU
DDown 57:	Ursula's slithery pets in "The Little Mermaid"
DDown 58:	Dog show org.	AKC
DDown 59:	La hermana de mamá
DDown 61:	2016 Olympics host, informally
DDown 62:	Collapsible camping convenience