New York Times Answers - Saturday, 27th October 2001

There are 28 across clues and 41 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 27th October 2001. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Like shish kebab
AAcross 9:	Draft dodger's destination, often
AAcross 15:	Oratorical no-no
AAcross 16:	Warning sound, once
AAcross 17:	Science fiction race
AAcross 18:	Black mark
AAcross 19:	Aforementioned
AAcross 20:	Olympus alternative	LEICA
AAcross 22:	Young Arab
AAcross 25:	Bygone New York transports
AAcross 27:	Condor condo?
AAcross 30:	Title character in a 1988 John Cleese film	WANDA
AAcross 33:	"Please go on!"	DOTELL
AAcross 35:	Night light
AAcross 37:	Apostate
AAcross 41:	Enjoys home cooking	EATSIN
AAcross 45:	Dictaphone button
AAcross 46:	"Charlie Chan's Chance" star	OLAND
AAcross 48:	Hoof part
AAcross 49:	Kilowatt-hour fractions
AAcross 52:	Board
AAcross 55:	Beyond racy
AAcross 57:	Stick
AAcross 59:	Certain hospital ward
AAcross 61:	"For shame!"
AAcross 62:	Go ahead of
AAcross 63:	Halvah need
AAcross 64:	Was a nudnik
DDown 1:	Lit
DDown 2:	Coffee variety	KONA
DDown 3:	Farthest
DDown 4:	Was covered by
DDown 5:	40's arena, for short	ETO
DDown 6:	Disturb
DDown 7:	Win the favor of
DDown 8:	One-third of a 60's pop trio
DDown 9:	Huelva home
DDown 10:	PC key
DDown 11:	Unversed sort
DDown 12:	French forest region
DDown 13:	Russian assembly
DDown 14:	Filling, sometimes
DDown 21:	One of the Staple Singers	CLEO
DDown 23:	Intimate
DDown 24:	Allow
DDown 26:	Schlimazel
DDown 28:	19th-century alias
DDown 29:	Move forward
DDown 31:	Act as a shill for, e.g.
DDown 32:	1997 Literature Nobelist ___ Fo	DARIO
DDown 34:	Scratches (out)
DDown 36:	Word with sea or season
DDown 37:	Jettisons
DDown 38:	They mean nothing
DDown 39:	Baguette
DDown 40:	Skinny
DDown 42:	Upset
DDown 43:	Final admissions supervisor?
DDown 44:	Ribbed
DDown 47:	Famous Francis	ARLENE
DDown 50:	Rakehell
DDown 51:	___ record
DDown 52:	Measure
DDown 53:	Take ___ (rest)	ANAP
DDown 54:	They're high-minded
DDown 55:	Rose point, e.g.
DDown 56:	Wimbledon winner of 1977
DDown 58:	Odd, to Brits
DDown 60:	Bring in