New York Times Answers - Thursday, 10th August 2000

There are 33 across clues and 35 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 10th August 2000. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Nears, with "on"	CLOSESIN
AAcross 9:	Animal shelter
AAcross 13:	Paper-folding creation
AAcross 14:	Like a rainbow
AAcross 16:	Huey	LEWISOFPOPMUSIC
AAcross 19:	Dancing Astaire	ADELE
AAcross 20:	"Now I remember!"	AHYES
AAcross 21:	Fertility clinic stock
AAcross 22:	"___ do"	ITLL
AAcross 23:	Enjoy a rose
AAcross 24:	Skelton's Kadiddlehopper
AAcross 25:	Scale tone
AAcross 26:	Tucks away
AAcross 27:	Tippler
AAcross 28:	Frau's abode	HAUS
AAcross 29:	Land of Robert Burns
AAcross 30:	Dewey	TRUMANSOPPONENT
AAcross 35:	Humorous illustrator ___ Searle	RONALD
AAcross 36:	Not be calm
AAcross 37:	Oscar-nominated role of 1966	ALFIE
AAcross 38:	King's word
AAcross 39:	Econ. figure
AAcross 42:	Latch (onto)
AAcross 43:	It may be waxed
AAcross 44:	Memories of a whirlwind trip, maybe
AAcross 45:	38-Down's home: Abbr.	ISR
AAcross 46:	Pipe cleaner	DRANO
AAcross 47:	Like sod
AAcross 48:	Louie	COMICALANDERSON
AAcross 51:	Full of chutzpah
AAcross 52:	Stets	LEAVESIN
AAcross 53:	Roasting platform
AAcross 54:	1968 pitcher with six consecutive shutouts	DRYSDALE
DDown 1:	Orient Express terminus, once
DDown 2:	Misled	LIEDTO
DDown 3:	"Big Brother is watching you" writer
DDown 4:	Ecodisaster
DDown 5:	Besides
DDown 6:	Pedro or Paulo	SAO
DDown 7:	Well-known, but not well-liked
DDown 8:	Huey, Dewey and Louie	NEPHEWSOFDONALD
DDown 9:	Mike holder
DDown 10:	Makeshift cradle
DDown 11:	Hosp. ward
DDown 12:	Unwavering
DDown 15:	Gets down to work	DIVESIN
DDown 17:	Brother Castor and sister Olive	OYLS
DDown 18:	Attacked	CAMEAT
DDown 23:	Mike holder
DDown 24:	Kind of skin
DDown 26:	Rock that may hold fossils
DDown 27:	Longtime "Today" show personality
DDown 29:	Contractor's info
DDown 30:	Like "Othello"
DDown 31:	Continues, after a fashion	ROLLSON
DDown 32:	Nebulous
DDown 33:	Critically injure
DDown 34:	Jean Valjean, at the start of "Les Misérables"
DDown 38:	Overseas carrier	ELAL
DDown 39:	Tongue, anatomically
DDown 40:	Cooking agent	NUTOIL
DDown 41:	"The Scarlet Letter" woman	PRYNNE
DDown 43:	Doesn't wear well
DDown 44:	___ stiff
DDown 46:	7th-century date	DCVI
DDown 47:	Relig. leaders
DDown 49:	Tax form info: Abbr.
DDown 50:	Kind of care