New York Times Answers - Friday, 9th February 2001

There are 31 across clues and 40 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 9th February 2001. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Kipling poem	FUZZYWUZZY
AAcross 11:	Fixes
AAcross 15:	Shock
AAcross 16:	___ above	ACUT
AAcross 17:	Firing people?
AAcross 18:	Bonnie Tyler's "___ Heartache"	ITSA
AAcross 19:	Recital hall shout
AAcross 20:	It may be armed
AAcross 22:	Part of a gym workout	CHINUPS
AAcross 26:	Thing to steer clear of
AAcross 27:	It may be spiced
AAcross 28:	"Serpico" author
AAcross 30:	Sound units
AAcross 31:	Annual list preparer
AAcross 35:	Ship letters	USS
AAcross 36:	Nanny's handful, to put it mildly
AAcross 38:	___-Magnon
AAcross 40:	Wiltshire wonder
AAcross 44:	Profiteers from
AAcross 46:	Time and a half, e.g.
AAcross 47:	Poetic adverb
AAcross 48:	Partner for high
AAcross 51:	It borders Marie Byrd Land
AAcross 53:	Demi Moore was in it
AAcross 55:	Brits' thank-yous
AAcross 56:	90° from sur	ESTE
AAcross 57:	Like an unhelpful explanation	CLEARASMUD
AAcross 62:	Win
AAcross 63:	Together
AAcross 64:	High fliers	SSTS
AAcross 65:	Who's there
DDown 1:	Fraud monitoring agcy.
DDown 2:	Tail: Prefix	URO
DDown 3:	Livingstone resident
DDown 4:	Conductor Mehta	ZUBIN
DDown 5:	Singer seen in the 1954 film "Secret of the Incas"	YMASUMAC
DDown 6:	Peasants' Revolt leader ___ Tyler
DDown 7:	Hagen of Broadway
DDown 8:	Brass component
DDown 9:	Strangely, Frank Beard is its only beardless member	ZZTOP
DDown 10:	Like some questions	YESNO
DDown 11:	Sentence structure?
DDown 12:	Efforts
DDown 13:	They may be pulled
DDown 14:	Parts of a union
DDown 21:	Shots from the foul line: Abbr.	FTS
DDown 22:	Some change: Abbr.	CTS
DDown 23:	"Isn't ___ bit like you and me?" (Beatles lyric)	HEA
DDown 24:	Bargains
DDown 25:	French toast	SALUT
DDown 29:	Flavor
DDown 32:	Began to act	TOOKSTEPS
DDown 33:	Kind of nerve or artery
DDown 34:	Tend	SEETO
DDown 37:	Stephen King title	THESTAND
DDown 38:	Salad and dessert
DDown 39:	Rapper's noise
DDown 39:	Rapper's noise
DDown 41:	WKRP news director Les	NESSMAN
DDown 42:	"You don't say!"
DDown 43:	Time
DDown 44:	Dries out, with "up"
DDown 45:	Nurse
DDown 49:	Russian retreat
DDown 50:	Quite a display
DDown 52:	Princess in Woolf's "Orlando"	SASHA
DDown 54:	___ State
DDown 58:	Stock ending
DDown 59:	It's worth very little in Japan
DDown 60:	Tar Heels' sch.	UNC
DDown 61:	He ran with R.M.N.	DDE