Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (June 3rd 2020) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 76 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Almost any word ending in -ize |
| Playground fixture |
| Homecoming returnee, for short |
| "Je t'___" ("I love you," in French) |
| ___ Haley, former U.N. ambassador |
| Alternative to "com" and "org" |
| Home of Timbuktu |
| Airy snack item |
| Drooping |
| Mend, as a torn seam |
| M.R.I., for one |
| Faux ___ |
| All of America wrapped up in one book |
| If you drop this, you're sure to trip |
| Fireplace remains |
| Way, way up |
| Director Coppola |
| What hot dogs do |
| Type of coffee |
| Parts of gym routines |
| Theatrical partner of "Arsenic" |
| Author Rand |
| During the recent past |
| Org. with monitors |
| Somersault, say |
| Direction on a ship |
| Hunting cry |
| "That stinks!" |
| Many a middle schooler |
| Everyone included |
| Casual top |
| On the main |
| Set to the right or the left |
| Storms out |
| Oscar-winning Jared |
| Mutated gene |
| Marsh plant |
| Like Life Savers |
| Makes too busy to do other things |
| Executes orders |
| Miss Piggy's coy question |
| Best |
| [Oh!!!] |
| Fat removal procedure, in brief |
| Limitless |
| It "monthly changes in her circled orb," in "Romeo and Juliet" |
| Actor Epps |
| Easy mark |
| Having ___ of it |
| Turkish V.I.P. |
| Agcy. for retirees |
| Small matter |
| "Pretty Woman" co-star |
| Up and ___ |
| Things shown to bouncers |
| James who sang "At last, my love has come along" |
| Mug |
| Crisp, smooth fabric |
| Ease up |
| Actress/director Lupino |
| Squelches |
| Wear away |
| Verily |
| Things with nails sticking out |
| Request |
| Explorer ___ da Gama |
| Singer whose 1980 single "The Breaks" was the first gold record rap song |
| Title role for Michael Caine and Jude Law |
| Agrees |
| Be effective |
| Top-quality |
| As of now |
| Black bird |
| Starting point for a German count |
| Fairy tale villain associated with the ends of 20-, 27- and 49-Across |
| Maritime hazard |