New York Times Answers - Sunday, 11th June 2000

There are 65 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 11th June 2000. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	His last film was "The Night They Raided Minsky's," 1968	LAHR
AAcross 5:	Work ___
AAcross 10:	Gold bug?
AAcross 15:	Utter a few choice words
AAcross 19:	Part of a C.S.A. signature	ELEE
AAcross 20:	Rear
AAcross 21:	As ___ resort	ALAST
AAcross 22:	Squabbling	ATIT
AAcross 23:	Comedian who has only one-liners?	CURTJESTER
AAcross 25:	Neighbor of Fiji
AAcross 26:	"Bye!"	TATA
AAcross 27:	Do-gooder's quality
AAcross 28:	Instructions for a bottle cap?	TWISTANDSHUT
AAcross 31:	Dynamited, maybe
AAcross 32:	Neur. readout
AAcross 34:	Office squawker
AAcross 35:	Walkman batteries
AAcross 37:	Beguilement
AAcross 39:	Cut out
AAcross 43:	Where many allowances come from?	FUNDINGFATHERS
AAcross 50:	Like rail vis-à-vis air
AAcross 51:	Diminutive suffix
AAcross 52:	Gauche
AAcross 53:	South Africa's ___ Paul Kruger
AAcross 55:	"ER" actor
AAcross 56:	Rent
AAcross 58:	"That's a ___!"
AAcross 59:	Sandbags, often
AAcross 63:	Shepherd's locale
AAcross 64:	Premature
AAcross 66:	Silver-tongued TV newsman?	BULLETINBARD
AAcross 68:	Duchamp's "Mona Lisa," e.g.
AAcross 69:	Gold braid
AAcross 70:	Together, in music	ADUE
AAcross 71:	Very cold draft?	FREEZINGPINT
AAcross 75:	Washington display
AAcross 79:	Clear
AAcross 80:	Takes
AAcross 81:	Basketful
AAcross 82:	Who's minding the baby, maybe
AAcross 83:	60's TV boy	OPIE
AAcross 85:	It has many benefits: Abbr.
AAcross 86:	New Zealand minority	MAORIS
AAcross 88:	Remote target
AAcross 89:	Ranch wear
AAcross 92:	Exoneration for a group of actors?	THECASTISCLEAR
AAcross 96:	Rampaging	ONATEAR
AAcross 98:	"Uh-uh"
AAcross 99:	Row producer
AAcross 100:	Not this again!	HEREWEGO
AAcross 103:	Alternative to a Maxwell
AAcross 106:	Adventurer's stock
AAcross 110:	Like Erato when writing poetry?	QUIETASAMUSE
AAcross 114:	Garrison Keillor specialty
AAcross 116:	Feodor I, e.g.
AAcross 117:	1920's-30's film star Conrad	NAGEL
AAcross 118:	What many pitched baseballs do?	MISSTHEBAT
AAcross 120:	___ many words	INSO
AAcross 121:	"Half ___ is better..."	ALOAF
AAcross 122:	In a tough position
AAcross 123:	___ v. United States (classic Supreme Court obscenity case)
AAcross 124:	Weak poker hand
AAcross 125:	Coppers
AAcross 126:	Gobs
AAcross 127:	Not a good sound for a balloonist	SSSS
DDown 1:	Bygone Renault	LECAR
DDown 2:	"Be-Bop-___" (Gene Vincent hit)
DDown 3:	Budget alternative
DDown 4:	Unimaginative sequel, say
DDown 5:	"...___ saw Elba"	EREI
DDown 6:	Café cup
DDown 7:	Casino request	HITME
DDown 8:	British verb ending	ISE
DDown 9:	Dick Francis book "Dead ___"
DDown 10:	Theatergoer's choice
DDown 11:	Johnny Mercer's "___ My Sugar in Salt Lake City"	ILOST
DDown 12:	"La vita nuova" poet
DDown 13:	Home of the Norse gods
DDown 14:	Positions
DDown 15:	Living end	CATSMEOW
DDown 16:	Golden Spike locale
DDown 17:	In ___ (as found)	SITU
DDown 18:	"Immediately"
DDown 24:	Like the laws of kosher food
DDown 29:	Well product?
DDown 30:	Dreamboat
DDown 33:	See
DDown 36:	Stranded on a mountain, say	SNOWEDIN
DDown 38:	Sporty truck, for short
DDown 40:	First name in modern dance	TWYLA
DDown 41:	Certain fishermen	EELER
DDown 42:	The willies
DDown 43:	Japanese fish delicacy
DDown 44:	___ Bator
DDown 45:	Crane site
DDown 46:	Daisy chains
DDown 47:	Scuffle
DDown 48:	Free restaurant serving
DDown 49:	Exclusive
DDown 54:	Infamous traitor
DDown 57:	Mask
DDown 59:	Scams but good
DDown 60:	Touched ground
DDown 61:	Baked beans, e.g.
DDown 62:	Threaded metal fastener	TNUT
DDown 65:	London streets, in a manner of speaking
DDown 66:	Hors d'oeuvre topper
DDown 67:	"___ the lookout!"
DDown 69:	Big name in book clubs	OPRAH
DDown 71:	"The Lord of the Rings" hero	FRODO
DDown 72:	Flower
DDown 73:	Patsy's "Absolutely Fabulous" pal	EDINA
DDown 74:	Heavy blow
DDown 75:	Origin
DDown 76:	Four-star
DDown 77:	Holder of ancient riches
DDown 78:	"It Must Be Him" singer, 1967
DDown 81:	___-guided
DDown 84:	"Take your pick"	EITHEROR
DDown 86:	Plan (out)
DDown 87:	Nix
DDown 90:	Satisfy
DDown 91:	New York's ___ Lakes	SARANAC
DDown 93:	Swallows up
DDown 94:	Engages in baby talk
DDown 95:	Heads
DDown 97:	Antique shop deal
DDown 101:	Part of a train
DDown 102:	"Let ___ Cake"	EMEAT
DDown 104:	Stand for a portrait
DDown 105:	Word go
DDown 107:	Chihuahua canines
DDown 108:	___-Unis
DDown 109:	Actor Green and others	SETHS
DDown 110:	Canal cleaner	QTIP
DDown 111:	Annapolis sch.	USNA
DDown 112:	Former capital of Romania	IASI
DDown 113:	Stretcher carriers, briefly	EMTS
DDown 115:	Sked figures	ETDS
DDown 119:	Playwright Levin