Below you will find all the answers for the NY Times Crossword 13 Jun 21, Sunday divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Desktop computer covered by AppleCare | IMAC |
| Opposite of buys | SELLS |
| PBS science show since 1974 | NOVA |
| ___ Raton, Fla. | BOCA |
| Clothing crease | PLEAT |
| Like the climate of Death Valley | ARID |
| Easy-to-peel citrus fruits | MANDARIN ORANGES |
| Sherri’s twin sister on “The Simpsons” | TERRI |
| Stockpile | AMASS |
| Main ingredients in meringue | EGG WHITES |
| Verbal shrug | MEH |
| Warmly welcome, as a new era | USHER IN |
| Whack on the head | BOP |
| “Do not ___” (blackboard words) | ERASE |
| Variety | ILK |
| Big name in tractors | DEERE |
| Shapes of Frisbees and tiddlywinks | DISKS |
| Welcome gift upon arriving at Honolulu International Airport | LEI |
| Mascara mishap | SMEAR |
| Sore, as after a workout | ACHY |
| NASCAR champion Hamlin | DENNY |
| Apt name for a car mechanic? | OTTO |
| Scientist’s workplace | LAB |
| Facial expressions | VISAGES |
| “Do you ___ my drift?” | GET |
| What many children begin to do in kindergarten | READ |
| Practice for a bout | SPAR |
| Website with trivia quizzes | SPORCLE |
| “Medicine” that doesn’t actually contain medicine | PLACEBO |
| Axed | HEWN |
| Love to pieces | ADORE |
| Estate beneficiary | HEIR |
| Coffeehouse dispensers | URNS |
| First episode in a TV series | PILOT |
| Change for a five | ONES |
| Try out | TEST |
| Cherry throwaways | STEMS |
| World capital where the Nobel Peace Prize is awarded | OSLO |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Creator of Watson on “Jeopardy!” | IBM |
| Protective trench | MOAT |
| Target of the skin cream Retin-A | ACNE |
| Close-knit group | CADRE |
| Bits of parsley | SPRIGS |
| Man’s name hidden in “reliableness” | ELI |
| Man’s name hidden in “reliableness” | LEN |
| Language akin to Thai | LAO |
| Low-altitude clouds | STRATI |
| Grannies | NANAS |
| A.C.L.U. and others | ORGS |
| Fights (for) | VIES |
| Commercials | ADS |
| Has a war of words | ARGUES |
| Changes, as the Constitution | AMENDS |
| Fritters (away), as time | WHILES |
| Montana’s capital | HELENA |
| Peeving | IRKING |
| Purple Heart, e.g. | MEDAL |
| TV journalist Hill | ERICA |
| Crispy breakfast side dish | HASH BROWNS |
| Salad base similar to Swiss chard | BEET GREENS |
| Speak from a podium, say | ORATE |
| Two-time presidential candidate Ross | PEROT |
| “The ___ is falling!” (Chicken Little’s cry) | SKY |
| Angsty music genre | EMO |
| Worked out in a pool | DID LAPS |
| “We should do that!” | YES, LETS! |
| Rug cleaner, informally | VAC |
| Spot for a mud facial | SPA |
| ___ & Young (accounting firm) | ERNST |
| “Bless you!” elicitor | ACHOO! |
| Closed | SHUT |
| Father, in French | PERE |
| Make tweaks to | EDIT |
| Dance with a king and queen | PROM |
| Actress Jessica of “Hitchcock” | BIEL |
| Approximately | OR SO |
| Fútbol cheer | OLE! |
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