New York Times Answers - Sunday, 13th June 1993

There are 68 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 13th June 1993. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	A Yorkshire city
AAcross 6:	Rebuff
AAcross 10:	Frenzied
AAcross 14:	Netherlands cheese
AAcross 18:	Journalist Pyle	ERNIE
AAcross 19:	Shriek of pain
AAcross 20:	Turkish poet: 17th century	NABI
AAcross 21:	Bouquet
AAcross 22:	Mature offspring	GROWNUPCHILDREN
AAcross 25:	Rumor, in Rouen
AAcross 26:	Gilbert and Sullivan operetta	IOLANTHE
AAcross 27:	Hard to handle
AAcross 28:	Obliged
AAcross 29:	Irish seaport	TRALEE
AAcross 30:	Down with, in Dijon
AAcross 32:	Scarab
AAcross 33:	"___ a long way to Tipperary"
AAcross 34:	Rara ___	AVIS
AAcross 35:	Aureoles
AAcross 37:	Nav. bigwig	ADM
AAcross 40:	Mentally defective person with a special talent
AAcross 42:	Julie Andrews film: 1981
AAcross 45:	Debussy's "Air de ___"	LIA
AAcross 46:	It has gobs of gobs
AAcross 47:	Thick, in Toulon	EPAIS
AAcross 48:	Vomer or zygoma
AAcross 49:	J.F.K.'s imperative
AAcross 50:	Fee for motorists	FREEWAYTOLL
AAcross 52:	Expunged
AAcross 53:	Fountain treat
AAcross 53:	Fountain treat
AAcross 55:	Wilander of tennis fame
AAcross 56:	"Full Disclosure" author	SAFIRE
AAcross 57:	Act like a pack rat
AAcross 58:	Substance for making beads
AAcross 60:	Fortuneteller's card
AAcross 61:	Freshman's cap
AAcross 63:	Caravansary
AAcross 64:	" . . . on ___ a prayer"	AWINGAND
AAcross 67:	Art supporter
AAcross 68:	Well-known motorcycle group	HELLSANGELS
AAcross 70:	Halberd follower	IER
AAcross 71:	A.B.A. members	ATTS
AAcross 72:	Malediction
AAcross 73:	Galley equipment
AAcross 74:	Caviar
AAcross 75:	Monogram of "The Waste Land" poet	TSE
AAcross 76:	Very large crustacean	JUMBOSHRIMP
AAcross 79:	Terminus
AAcross 80:	Part of a network
AAcross 82:	Co-feeder of the Humber
AAcross 83:	Ewe said it
AAcross 86:	Slanted
AAcross 87:	"A Death in the Family" author
AAcross 88:	Abscond
AAcross 92:	Mining drill
AAcross 93:	Actress Nazimova	ALLA
AAcross 95:	Makes ready
AAcross 97:	Kind of failure
AAcross 98:	Amicable foes	FRIENDLYENEMIES
AAcross 101:	Kirstie of "Cheers"
AAcross 102:	Cleavage
AAcross 103:	Pinnae locales
AAcross 104:	Female sandpiper
AAcross 105:	Negative votes
AAcross 106:	Old woman: Ger.	ALTE
AAcross 107:	Erdrich's "The ___ Queen"
AAcross 108:	"Annie ___," by Gwendolyn Brooks
DDown 1:	Not phony
DDown 1:	Not phony
DDown 2:	Solecism
DDown 3:	___ Gay (Hiroshima bomber)	ENOLA
DDown 4:	Hindu festival of lights	DIWALI
DDown 5:	Small barracuda
DDown 6:	Frosh, later
DDown 7:	Full-grown pike
DDown 8:	Herr's "alas!"
DDown 9:	Homophone for fie
DDown 10:	Lake Titicaca's locale
DDown 11:	Clayey fertilizer
DDown 12:	Comply
DDown 13:	Relatives
DDown 14:	Corrigenda
DDown 15:	Card game for two	DOUBLESOLITAIRE
DDown 16:	"A miss is as good as ___"	AMILE
DDown 17:	Spouse
DDown 21:	Tending to avoid a stimulus or situation
DDown 23:	All-purpose trks.
DDown 24:	Minimal
DDown 28:	Blum and Trotsky	LEONS
DDown 30:	Miller's "___ From the Bridge"	AVIEW
DDown 31:	Flora and fauna
DDown 32:	Line used to haul in 56 Down
DDown 34:	Revoke a legacy
DDown 35:	"Breakfast at Tiffany's" author
DDown 36:	Some race tracks
DDown 37:	Kyrgyz range	ALAI
DDown 38:	Kind of jockey
DDown 39:	Cautionary adage	MAKEHASTESLOWLY
DDown 40:	Translation of Caesar's "duco"	ILEAD
DDown 41:	Forage grass
DDown 43:	Nonpareil
DDown 44:	The Venerable ___, English monk
DDown 46:	Brother, to Pierre
DDown 48:	Obfuscate
DDown 50:	Basket for raisins
DDown 51:	Certain youth orgs.	YMCAS
DDown 52:	Restores old socks
DDown 54:	Strobiles
DDown 56:	Schooner features
DDown 58:	Subject of a Trafalgar Square column
DDown 59:	Gauguin's "The Women of ___"
DDown 60:	Cousin of a nerd or wimp
DDown 61:	Cudgel
DDown 62:	Picnic spread
DDown 63:	___-Croatian (Slavic language)	SERBO
DDown 64:	"But war's ___ . . . ": Cowper	AGAME
DDown 65:	Algren's "The ___ Wilderness"
DDown 66:	Stowe subject	DRED
DDown 68:	Dank
DDown 69:	Ran-tan
DDown 72:	More cunning
DDown 76:	Jokes
DDown 77:	Navajo Indian dwelling
DDown 78:	Tentwort
DDown 81:	Pith helmets
DDown 83:	"We've ___ had!"
DDown 84:	"Ad astra per ___" (Kan. motto)	ASPERA
DDown 85:	" . . . and swallow ___": Matt. 23:24	ACAMEL
DDown 86:	Garb for Calpurnia	STOLA
DDown 87:	Tasso character	ALETE
DDown 89:	A satellite of Uranus
DDown 90:	Source of annoyance
DDown 91:	Ruhr city
DDown 92:	Nine inches
DDown 93:	Integument
DDown 94:	Elevator, in England
DDown 95:	Fiery stack
DDown 96:	Repose
DDown 98:	___ Diavolo
DDown 99:	Richard of the L.P.G.A.
DDown 100:	Port on Huon Gulf	LAE