Below you will find all the answers for the NY Times Crossword 6 Jun 19, Thursday divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Unrefined | CRASS |
| Coffee bar offering | MOCHA |
| Painter van Eyck | JAN |
| Navajo dwelling made of logs and mud | HOGAN |
| ___ Bell (Emily Brontë pen name) | ELLIS |
| Word with single or fair | … USE |
| Direct-to-customer beef retailer | OMAHA STEAKS |
| 1952 and 1994 Olympics locale: Abbr. | NOR |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Set of keys, maybe | CHORD |
| Beau | ROMEO |
| Slack-jawed | AGAPE |
| Hot and dry | SAHARAN |
| Lose one’s cool | SNAP |
| Underground networks | METROS |
| Cry repeated at the start of the 1987 dance hit “Hot Hot Hot” | OLE! |
| Keep time with the beat, maybe | CLAP |
| Jack up | HIKE |
| Land, building or machine | ASSET |
| NASA spacecraft orbiting Jupiter | JUNO PROBE |
| Beginning | AS OF |
| ___ ball | NERF |
| Text message status | SENT |
| Good soil | LOAM |
| Labrador retriever or Alaskan malamute, notably | SHEDDER |
| Lose one’s cool | RAGE |
| In ___ (embryonic) | OVO |
| Individually | PER |
| Like much of Chile | ARID |
| Agrees to “make things interesting” | BETS |
| Goblet feature | STEM |
| Visitor to King Mongkut | ANNA |
| The Aggies of the N.C.A.A. | UTAH STATE |
| Bank | RELY |
| Discontinued | OLD |
| Abstract Expressionist Krasner | LEE |
| Helpful thing to have on hand? | MITT |
| Perfumer’s extract | ESSENCE |
| River to the Dead Sea | JORDAN |
| Going “Wow, wow, wow!” | AWED |
| ___ clam (mollusk found off the coast of California) | PISMO |
| Typesetters’ measures | PICAS |
| Javelin, e.g. | EVENT |
| Mints with Retsyn | CERTS |
| Its beaches begin five answers in this puzzle | D-DAY |
| “There was a time …” | ONCE … |
| Still life subject | EWER |
| Some retina cells | RODS |
| Closing credits heading | CAST |
| Feature on a Spanish map | RIO |
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