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New York Times Crossword June 3 2018 Answers

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• Overawe

• Things falling out of Vogue?

• Words to a Spanish sweetheart

• Mover but not a shaker (one hopes)

• Atlantic 10 Conf. school

• Where techno music originated

• Belly

• Camelhair color

• Surplus

• Where the Sun shines?

• Doesn’t let it go

• Star Wars name

• Got into a mess?

• Pie-eyed

• Wee bit

• Call it a day … or a career

• Sunday delivery: Abbr.

• Woolly ruminant

• Very lowbrow

• Fabulous fabulist

• Achievement

• Riverboat hazard

• Linguists’ interests

• Boat that landed on 94-Down

• Final countrywide competition

• ___ tap

• Go (for)

• Salary negotiator

• Alternated

• Dress down

• Winner of 11 Grand Slam tennis titles

• Common seasoning for Italian sausage

• Elected

• Sports axiom refuted by this puzzle

• The Handmaid’s Tale author

• Not with it

• Place in a 1969 western

• Serious devotee

• Papal conclave members

• Ghostly

• He said It’s not bragging if you can back it up

• Group with five members in this puzzle with the

• Court plea

• Sleep stage

• Relief

• Play the part of

• Father of Phobos the god of fear

• Sound of the South

• Liability of note?

• Swagger

• ___ Minella (Muppet monkey)

• City ENE of Cleveland O.

• Lady’s title

• Anticipate

• Ball bearer

• Fruit soda brand

• Temple of Isis site

• Where General Mills is headquartered

• Bank trouble?

• Dated

• Be there in a jiffy!

• Encountered

• Not be straight

• Cold War-era inits.

• Eppie’s adoptive father in a George Eliot novel

• Suffragist Elizabeth Cady ___

• Not opposin’

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• Is up to the task

• Winston Churchill notably

• One concerned with aging?

• Wedding pair

• State since 1864: Abbr.

• McQueen or King

• Things that corrections correct

• Tour hiree

• Aggressive types

• Typical intro?

• Heavy winds

• Maternally related

• Colleague of Freud

• Encountered

• Relatives of bobolinks

• Only African-American to win an Oscar Tony and Emmy for acting

• Relevant legally

• With 47-Down driver’s question

• Say cheese!

• County name in 30 states

• House speaker after Boehner

• Sidesplitter

• ___ platter

• Runaway singer Shannon 1961

• I’m off

• My dear man

• Novelist Patchett

• Fastball in baseball slang

• See 18-Down

• Sharp

• Pick up

• Back

• Unaccompanied

• Company name ender after &

• First U.S. city to host the Olympics

• Baseball documentarian Burns

• Half a step?

• What ballplayers look forward to after playing on the road

• Sustained

• Cartoon collectible

• Mortar carrier

• Hampton ___

• Words of confidence

• Court plea briefly

• Opera set in 1800 Rome

• Not even close?

• Floor piece

• German hunting dog

• 1904 Jack London novel

• Your to Yves

• Caste member

• State with five teams in the 84-Across: Abbr.

• Double-platinum album for Steely Dan

• Mythological bird

• Harriet Beecher Stowe novel subtitled A Tale of the Great Dismal Swamp

• Lining up against

• Ways of doing things for short

• Numerical prefix

• Parlor pieces

• Bankrupts

• Points (to)

• See 46-Across

• Actress Ryder

• Admits

• Charlotte ___ (Caribbean capital)

• Proffer

• Greek island where Pythagoras and Epicurus were born

• Delivery that’s usually expected

• Prop for a lion tamer

• Insurance giant

• Some calls on a police hotline

• Kind of chips you shouldn’t eat

• Before being outed for short

• H.S. study

• Native Oklahoman