New York Times Answers - Thursday, 9th October 2003

There are 39 across clues and 41 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 9th October 2003. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Underworld figure
AAcross 5:	Return	HANDBACK
AAcross 10:	Without thinking
AAcross 10:	Without thinking
AAcross 14:	Fire ___
AAcross 15:	It sticks in the kitchen
AAcross 16:	Class of '98 member, e.g.
AAcross 17:	Join
AAcross 18:	Bottle in the bathroom	DRANO
AAcross 19:	Sight on much old Roman statuary
AAcross 20:	Fierce military action	HANDTOHANDCOMBAT
AAcross 22:	"Yikes!"
AAcross 23:	Cries of pain	OWS
AAcross 24:	Headache
AAcross 26:	Tribal V.I.P.
AAcross 30:	Dry with absorbent paper
AAcross 32:	Paint choice
AAcross 33:	1967 film set in a prison camp	COOLHANDLUKE
AAcross 38:	Dollar competitor	AVIS
AAcross 39:	Bandleader Shaw	ARTIE
AAcross 40:	Jet black
AAcross 41:	Begin to understand	GETAHANDLEON
AAcross 43:	Surgical opening?	NEURO
AAcross 44:	Holly
AAcross 45:	Star of 33-Across
AAcross 46:	City south of Yosemite
AAcross 50:	Rev.'s talk
AAcross 51:	Dancing girl in "The Return of the Jedi"	OOLA
AAcross 52:	Collaborated	WORKEDHANDINHAND
AAcross 59:	Path
AAcross 60:	Grant-___	INAID
AAcross 61:	Certain horses
AAcross 62:	James of jazz	ETTA
AAcross 63:	Ancient Greek festival site
AAcross 64:	Prefix with biology	AGRO
AAcross 65:	Basic telephone
AAcross 66:	Welcome
AAcross 67:	Continue
AAcross 67:	Continue
DDown 1:	Herder
DDown 2:	Peeved, after "in"	APET
DDown 3:	Texas's ___ Duro Canyon	PALO
DDown 4:	Veteran
DDown 5:	Overwhelmingly
DDown 6:	Malt liquor foams
DDown 7:	Riyadh native
DDown 8:	Site of Jesus' first miracle	CANA
DDown 9:	Tough spot
DDown 10:	"A Garden of Earthly Delights" novelist
DDown 11:	Thrashes
DDown 12:	Like some Bach works
DDown 13:	Individually crafted
DDown 21:	Gently persuade
DDown 25:	Nearby
DDown 26:	Remains at a steel mill
DDown 27:	Suffer from
DDown 28:	Bickering	ATIT
DDown 29:	___ Verde
DDown 30:	Modern injections
DDown 31:	Order at a butcher's
DDown 33:	Saskatchewan tribe
DDown 34:	Early movie mogul	LOEW
DDown 35:	Coin word	UNUM
DDown 36:	Actress Sedgwick	KYRA
DDown 37:	Former Nebraska senator James
DDown 39:	Granting
DDown 42:	Submit	HANDIN
DDown 43:	Square
DDown 45:	"Can I help?"	NEEDAHAND
DDown 46:	Open shot
DDown 47:	Origin
DDown 48:	Lift the spirits of
DDown 49:	1978 Peace Nobelist
DDown 50:	Did telemarks, e.g.
DDown 53:	Scott Turow book	ONEL
DDown 54:	"___ Lama Ding Dong" (1961 hit)
DDown 55:	Place for keys and lipstick
DDown 56:	"Othello" villain
DDown 57:	Laura who wrote "Wedding Bell Blues"	NYRO
DDown 58:	Personal and direct