New York Times Answers - Friday, 24th December 1999

There are 34 across clues and 38 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 24th December 1999. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Brown on the arms and the back of the neck	FARMERSTAN
AAcross 11:	Kind of capital
AAcross 15:	Weasel
AAcross 16:	X-Games telecaster	ESPN
AAcross 17:	Like many modern computers
AAcross 18:	Side of a fight that almost always loses
AAcross 19:	Winnie ___ (famous plane)
AAcross 20:	"1-2-3" singer Barry	LEN
AAcross 21:	Eight-line verse
AAcross 23:	La Guardia data: Abbr.	ETDS
AAcross 25:	Flattery
AAcross 27:	Conclusions
AAcross 28:	Red Cloud, for one
AAcross 30:	No longer mint, in a way
AAcross 33:	Mulligatawny ingredient
AAcross 35:	Simpleton
AAcross 36:	Needle
AAcross 38:	Exercise
AAcross 41:	Raise the roof
AAcross 43:	Norse goddess of love
AAcross 45:	Utter rapture
AAcross 49:	Class
AAcross 51:	1917 newsmaker
AAcross 52:	Anemometer reading: Abbr.	VEL
AAcross 54:	Baedeker of the Baedeker travel guides	KARL
AAcross 55:	Brisk
AAcross 58:	You stand to lose it
AAcross 60:	Bon's opposite
AAcross 61:	"See who ___"	ITIS
AAcross 62:	Headstone words
AAcross 65:	Harper's Weekly caricaturist
AAcross 66:	Starter's call	READYSETGO
AAcross 67:	___ perpetua (Idaho's motto)	ESTO
AAcross 68:	Life of Riley
DDown 1:	French women
DDown 2:	Like seals
DDown 3:	Excluded	RULEDOUT
DDown 4:	Prestigious sch.
DDown 5:	Full of turpitude
DDown 6:	Rival of Paris
DDown 7:	Like some routes through mountains
DDown 8:	Smidgen
DDown 9:	Fighting	ATIT
DDown 10:	Imminent
DDown 11:	Upgrade the machinery
DDown 12:	King Mark's bride
DDown 13:	Magazine feature
DDown 14:	Difficult problems
DDown 22:	Ross Sea sight
DDown 24:	"Oh, what the hell"
DDown 26:	Kind of coat
DDown 29:	Getting under one's skin?
DDown 31:	Rights org. since 1966
DDown 32:	Do
DDown 34:	Nieuport's river	YSER
DDown 37:	Ransom ___ Olds	ELI
DDown 39:	Soup vegetable
DDown 40:	"Awesome!"
DDown 42:	1964 Murray Schisgal play
DDown 44:	Set up
DDown 45:	Flood-prone areas
DDown 46:	Beat the draft?
DDown 47:	Bamboozles	LIESTO
DDown 48:	It may have a hook
DDown 50:	Richardson of Nixon's Cabinet	ELLIOT
DDown 51:	"I Believe" singer	LAINE
DDown 53:	___-slipper	LADYS
DDown 56:	Dictionary notation
DDown 57:	First to be called	ONEA
DDown 59:	Put up
DDown 63:	"If I Ruled the World" rapper
DDown 64:	Debussy subject	MER