New York Times Answers - Wednesday, 5th September 2001

There are 35 across clues and 41 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 5th September 2001. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Catbird seat?
AAcross 6:	Grunters
AAcross 10:	View disrupter
AAcross 14:	Big trunk
AAcross 15:	Just
AAcross 16:	Tennis star Mandlikova	HANA
AAcross 17:	Start of a cat haiku	THERULEFORTODAY
AAcross 20:	To be, in ancient Rome
AAcross 21:	Nebraska natives	OTOS
AAcross 22:	Paul Gallico's "Mrs. ___ Goes to Paris"
AAcross 23:	Boris Godunov, for one
AAcross 25:	One who's shaking?
AAcross 27:	Cat haiku, part 2	TOUCHMYTAILI
AAcross 31:	Kind of male
AAcross 32:	Bobble
AAcross 33:	Like pie?
AAcross 37:	Ring around the collar?
AAcross 38:	Sweet
AAcross 42:	Tasman ___
AAcross 43:	Alcatraz population, once
AAcross 45:	Holder for 6- or 43-Across
AAcross 46:	Less friendly
AAcross 48:	Cat haiku, part 3	CLAWYOURHAND
AAcross 52:	Is of use to
AAcross 54:	Old knife
AAcross 55:	Treasure
AAcross 56:	Prego competitor	RAGU
AAcross 58:	Sicilian spouter
AAcross 62:	End of the haiku	NEWRULETOMORROW
AAcross 65:	Whimsical Swiss artist
AAcross 66:	Wine: Prefix	OENO
AAcross 67:	Stay stationary with bow to windward	LIETO
AAcross 68:	Maintained
AAcross 69:	Slog
AAcross 70:	Hardly Mr. Sophisticated
DDown 1:	Be judgmental
DDown 2:	Expressions of joy
DDown 3:	These can be found in pockets
DDown 4:	Part of a pitch
DDown 5:	___ cross
DDown 6:	Works with meters
DDown 7:	Poop
DDown 8:	Book addendum
DDown 9:	Leb. neighbor	SYR
DDown 10:	Shrimp
DDown 11:	Bebé holder
DDown 12:	Studio sign
DDown 13:	Some Armistead Maupin characters
DDown 18:	Rich soil
DDown 19:	Fanciful
DDown 24:	Peacock Throne occupant
DDown 26:	Frigid add-on
DDown 27:	Bath powder
DDown 28:	Dairy case item
DDown 29:	Go ___ flames	UPIN
DDown 30:	Itsy-bitsy
DDown 34:	___ Minor
DDown 35:	Viewed
DDown 36:	Place to play
DDown 39:	Shade of blue
DDown 40:	Movie preceder, once
DDown 41:	Dreadful
DDown 44:	Damaged, as a psyche
DDown 47:	"Ta-ta"
DDown 49:	Place
DDown 50:	Newsman Charles	OSGOOD
DDown 51:	I, to Claudius	UNUM
DDown 52:	Jane Eyre's pupil	ADELE
DDown 53:	I, e.g.
DDown 55:	Egyptian symbol of life
DDown 57:	Au's is 79	ATNO
DDown 59:	Voyage
DDown 60:	Scribbling
DDown 61:	Base criminal?
DDown 63:	Cut off
DDown 64:	Popular beer, for short	OLY