New York Times Answers - Sunday, 14th June 1998

There are 62 across clues and 78 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 14th June 1998. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	It finds itself in hot water
AAcross 7:	Comics debut of 1941	ARCHIE
AAcross 13:	No longer shrink-wrapped
AAcross 19:	Socks pattern
AAcross 20:	It didn't keep Little Boy Blue awake
AAcross 21:	Jinx
AAcross 22:	Breakfaster's favorite drama?	OMELETPRINCEOFDENMARK
AAcross 25:	Crime mystery writer Paretsky	SARA
AAcross 26:	Fluency
AAcross 27:	Discredit
AAcross 28:	Resort souvenir
AAcross 29:	Breakfaster's query?	WHATDIDJUICESAY
AAcross 35:	Associate of Zhou
AAcross 38:	Have breakfast, e.g., in Germany
AAcross 39:	Church part
AAcross 40:	Nasty
AAcross 44:	Waters and Mertz	ETHELS
AAcross 46:	Whispered call
AAcross 47:	ACTH or thyroxine
AAcross 50:	Bright-colored blooms
AAcross 52:	E. coli, for one: Abbr.	BACT
AAcross 53:	Heads toward	MAKESFOR
AAcross 54:	Fielding brother	ALOU
AAcross 55:	Breakfaster's personal credo?	IHAMWHATIHAM
AAcross 58:	"Jaws" sighting
AAcross 59:	Loose, in a manner of speaking
AAcross 60:	The L of L-dopa
AAcross 61:	Dry as a bone
AAcross 62:	Is in peak singing condition?
AAcross 64:	Marked by drinking
AAcross 66:	First name in jeans
AAcross 68:	Williams and Kennedy
AAcross 70:	"The Conqueror Worm" poet
AAcross 71:	One way to run
AAcross 74:	Peel
AAcross 76:	1997 Peter Fonda title role	ULEE
AAcross 78:	Isle of Man man
AAcross 81:	Dolt
AAcross 82:	Breakfaster's maids?	HOUSEKIPPERS
AAcross 85:	Just
AAcross 86:	Remove all restrictions on
AAcross 88:	L'eau lands?	ILES
AAcross 89:	Mouthed but not spoken
AAcross 91:	"Amadeus" role	SALIERI
AAcross 92:	Cause of a non sequitur
AAcross 93:	Salt of element #53
AAcross 94:	Meg's "Prelude to a Kiss" co-star
AAcross 95:	Wear well
AAcross 96:	Feeding tube?
AAcross 99:	Formerly named
AAcross 100:	How a breakfaster views himself?	EGGSISTENTIALLY
AAcross 106:	Cap initials at Busch Stadium	STL
AAcross 109:	Have a loan from	OWETO
AAcross 110:	Make
AAcross 111:	Part of the eye
AAcross 115:	Waiters' reaction after breakfast was over?	THEYNEVERSAUSAGEAMESS
AAcross 121:	___ Forest (W.W. I battle site)
AAcross 122:	"Bewitched" husband	DARRIN
AAcross 123:	One in the can
AAcross 124:	Holiday driver, in a phrase
AAcross 125:	Place beside
AAcross 126:	Sharp-pointed instrument
DDown 1:	___ Ski Valley, N.M.
DDown 2:	Author Bombeck	ERMA
DDown 3:	Golden-___
DDown 4:	Legally
DDown 5:	It may be involved in a draft
DDown 6:	Pick up
DDown 7:	Wear off
DDown 8:	Bran accompanier
DDown 9:	Like some chairs
DDown 10:	___ et ubique (here and everywhere)
DDown 11:	Female name suffix	INE
DDown 12:	Swellhead
DDown 13:	Roasters
DDown 14:	Second of a historical trio
DDown 15:	Cedar ___ (lumber source)
DDown 16:	"Capital!"
DDown 17:	Plain Jane
DDown 18:	Astronaut Slayton
DDown 21:	Actress McClurg	EDIE
DDown 23:	"No ___ allowed"
DDown 24:	Confront
DDown 30:	Start with pad or port	HELI
DDown 31:	Lash out at
DDown 32:	Violinist Heifetz	JASCHA
DDown 33:	Surprise challenger
DDown 34:	Mashed dish
DDown 35:	Cross, of a sort
DDown 36:	Eric Rohmer's "___ of Winter"	ATALE
DDown 37:	Breakfaster's sad comment?	OHHOWWAFFLE
DDown 41:	Breakfaster's U.N. guest?	COFFEEANNAN
DDown 42:	How tuna may be packed	INOIL
DDown 43:	Screendom's Laura and Bruce
DDown 45:	Escape artist
DDown 46:	Hand, informally
DDown 47:	"Gotcha!"
DDown 48:	"Is that all right?"
DDown 49:	Swab again	REMOP
DDown 51:	Illustrator Silverstein	SHEL
DDown 52:	Second-rate film	BMOVIE
DDown 53:	Kind of linebacker
DDown 56:	Opposed
DDown 57:	Jams	TIEUPS
DDown 63:	Run a charity, e.g.
DDown 65:	Giggle	TEHEE
DDown 67:	Black to the max
DDown 69:	Will be, to Doris Day
DDown 71:	March music maker
DDown 72:	Ear part
DDown 73:	Wrong end?
DDown 75:	Enlarge
DDown 77:	Observation
DDown 79:	Select or elect
DDown 80:	Paris school
DDown 83:	It releases a dangerous spray
DDown 84:	Spirit
DDown 87:	It may be polished
DDown 90:	1956 Allen Ginsberg poem
DDown 92:	Dodger name of fame	LASORDA
DDown 95:	Lo-cal
DDown 96:	Flow stoppage
DDown 97:	Capital city spelled with an umlaut	TIRANE
DDown 98:	Registered, with "up"
DDown 101:	Sondheim song "We're ___ Be All Right"
DDown 102:	Oscar winner Edmund of "Miracle on 34th Street"	GWENN
DDown 103:	Golfer Ballesteros	SEVE
DDown 104:	Prefix with transmitter	NEURO
DDown 105:	Scrumptious
DDown 106:	Try
DDown 107:	Like some traffic
DDown 108:	Runners
DDown 112:	Kind of chops
DDown 113:	Renaissance art patron	ESTE
DDown 114:	"I'd hate to break up ___"	ASET
DDown 116:	___ Kippur
DDown 117:	Easy mark
DDown 118:	Dadaist Jean
DDown 119:	It might halt traffic on the Rhein	EIS
DDown 120:	Many a worker