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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 5th June 1988

    There are 84 across clues and 88 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 5th June 1988. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: Parisian gangster
    AAcross 7: Cleanse thoroughly
    AAcross 12: Of an armbone
    AAcross 17: The CensorCATO
    AAcross 21: Ameche-Verdon film: 1985
    AAcross 22: Department of France: 1815-1975
    AAcross 23: Daughter of Tantalus
    AAcross 24: Words of understandingISEE
    AAcross 25: Fast player with lots of cloutTRIPLETHREAT
    AAcross 27: Outfielder, at times
    AAcross 29: "___ Been a Long, Long Time"
    AAcross 30: Shock
    AAcross 31: Lessen
    AAcross 33: ___ double take
    AAcross 34: Half of XIV
    AAcross 35: Ancient Celtic priest
    AAcross 37: Bivalve mollusk
    AAcross 41: Hammarskjöld
    AAcross 44: Desires
    AAcross 46: Cast amorous glances
    AAcross 48: Vowel changes in verb forms
    AAcross 50: Battologize
    AAcross 52: One way for runners to scoreONTHEDOUBLE
    AAcross 55: Hanoi holiday
    AAcross 56: Garb
    AAcross 57: Pick up the tab
    AAcross 58: Valley
    AAcross 59: Get one's goat
    AAcross 60: Don
    AAcross 60: Don
    AAcross 61: Religious composition
    AAcross 62: Germ cell
    AAcross 64: Mistake
    AAcross 65: A son of SethENOS
    AAcross 66: Criterion for Kelly
    AAcross 68: U.S. financier-philanthropist
    AAcross 69: Ump's relative
    AAcross 70: This can be acute
    AAcross 72: War god
    AAcross 73: "Lili ___"MARLENE
    AAcross 74: Small land masses
    AAcross 76: Wept
    AAcross 78: Concerning this
    AAcross 79: Irritates
    AAcross 81: Contented sounds
    AAcross 82: Musical ennead
    AAcross 83: "___ Sleepy People"
    AAcross 86: Portion of bacon
    AAcross 87: Yogi Berra was one
    AAcross 90: In the distance
    AAcross 91: Actor John from BaltimoreASTIN
    AAcross 92: Stadium pentagon
    AAcross 94: Dispatch boat
    AAcross 95: Daily rat race
    AAcross 96: Lettuce variety
    AAcross 97: Player in an old song
    AAcross 98: Gripper of sorts
    AAcross 99: Art of horsemanship
    AAcross 100: Laders' org.ILA
    AAcross 101: Strike-calling umpireDIAMONDHEAD
    AAcross 104: Flower part
    AAcross 105: Swivel wheels
    AAcross 107: Water wheel
    AAcross 108: Looks over hastily
    AAcross 110: Crandall or Ennis
    AAcross 110: Crandall or Ennis
    AAcross 111: Come back in
    AAcross 111: Come back in
    AAcross 113: More rational
    AAcross 115: Número ___UNO
    AAcross 116: Ship-shaped clock
    AAcross 117: Position properly
    AAcross 119: Will topic
    AAcross 122: Wood sorrel
    AAcross 125: What a pinch hitter will doGOTOBATFOR
    AAcross 129: At the end, for 25 AcrossINTHELONGRUN
    AAcross 132: Declare positively
    AAcross 133: Baseball's Pee WeeREESE
    AAcross 134: Standards
    AAcross 135: Nicotinic acid
    AAcross 136: Opposite of raves
    AAcross 137: T. N. Page's "___ Chan"
    AAcross 138: Dutch jurist Huig de ___: 1583-1645GROOT
    AAcross 139: Mystery awardsEDGARS
    DDown 1: Start of "Hamlet"ACTI
    DDown 2: Larboard
    DDown 3: Galatea's loverACIS
    DDown 4: ___ a plea
    DDown 5: Australian Prime Minister: 1966
    DDown 6: Sap
    DDown 7: Dutch boat
    DDown 8: Bulb's cousin
    DDown 9: Mountain nymph
    DDown 10: "Born in the ___"
    DDown 10: "Born in the ___"
    DDown 11: Instructed again
    DDown 12: Not dulled by sunlight, as prints
    DDown 13: Gay tune
    DDown 14: "Drake" is his epic poem
    DDown 15: Broadcasting syst.
    DDown 16: Unlike some scrawls
    DDown 17: Homopterous insect
    DDown 18: Rowan
    DDown 19: Peg for Peete
    DDown 20: Above, poetically
    DDown 26: French critic-historian: 19th centuryTAINE
    DDown 28: Outcry, in RouenTOLLE
    DDown 32: Spleen
    DDown 36: Turn
    DDown 38: Wire
    DDown 39: Where to see Rickey HendersonOUTINLEFTFIELD
    DDown 40: Hunter beloved by EosPTELEON
    DDown 41: Layette item
    DDown 42: Bring into harmony
    DDown 43: Hit or walkGETTOFIRSTBASE
    DDown 44: Caution
    DDown 45: Raid
    DDown 47: Fogies
    DDown 49: "Tristram Shandy" author
    DDown 51: Branco and MayoRIOS
    DDown 53: Penury
    DDown 54: Former Middle East org.UAR
    DDown 57: Bridge charges
    DDown 59: Norse chieftain
    DDown 61: Certain NCO'sMSGTS
    DDown 62: Unfailing
    DDown 63: Entreated
    DDown 64: Montmartre chapeau
    DDown 67: Rear
    DDown 68: ___ nostrum (the Mediterranean)
    DDown 70: Standish's stand-inALDEN
    DDown 71: ___-do-well
    DDown 73: "The evil that ___ . . . ": Shak.MENDO
    DDown 75: Title in colonial India
    DDown 76: Scoter
    DDown 77: Songwriter Harold
    DDown 78: Ski jumper ___ Bulau
    DDown 79: Describing our numbers
    DDown 80: Situated at the foundation
    DDown 81: Styx ferryman
    DDown 82: Water nymphs
    DDown 84: Falsify
    DDown 85: Severe trial
    DDown 88: Helmets for Caesar's men
    DDown 89: Eye layer
    DDown 90: American cartoonist
    DDown 92: "___-porridge hot . . . "
    DDown 93: Author Stanislaw ___
    DDown 95: Needlefishes
    DDown 97: Small agricultural enterpriseDIRTFARM
    DDown 98: Gymnast's activity
    DDown 99: Chorus reject
    DDown 101: Star in Cygnus
    DDown 102: Emphatic negativeNOSIREE
    DDown 103: Kind of bunt
    DDown 104: Watercourse
    DDown 106: Soprano Alda's "Men, Women and ___"
    DDown 109: Most adorable
    DDown 112: Olympic athlete JohnsonRAFER
    DDown 114: Kind of rocket
    DDown 118: Opposite of a win
    DDown 120: Foolish person
    DDown 121: Geraint's wife
    DDown 122: Grampus
    DDown 123: French leatherCUIR
    DDown 124: Sothern and Harding
    DDown 125: Breach
    DDown 126: Eggs, to Ovid
    DDown 127: Derek vehicle
    DDown 128: Earl Grey, for one
    DDown 130: Correlative
    DDown 131: Carson quip
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