New York Times Answers - Wednesday, 5th May 2004

There are 37 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 5th May 2004. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Set of principles
AAcross 6:	Young 'uns
AAcross 10:	Hospital units
AAcross 14:	Former Big Apple mayor Abe	BEAME
AAcross 15:	Wise one
AAcross 16:	Skater's leap
AAcross 17:	1937 Triple Crown winner
AAcross 19:	Lothario
AAcross 20:	Abracadabra stuff
AAcross 21:	1978 Triple Crown winner
AAcross 23:	Dutch disease victims
AAcross 25:	Tropical tuber
AAcross 26:	1941 Triple Crown winner
AAcross 30:	Mell Lazarus comic strip
AAcross 34:	Tony winner McKellen	IAN
AAcross 35:	Ishmael's skipper
AAcross 36:	Like a Triple Crown winner
AAcross 37:	Reply to the Little Red Hen	NOTI
AAcross 39:	1935 Triple Crown winner
AAcross 41:	Dirty dishes locale
AAcross 42:	Number of Triple Crown winners through 2003
AAcross 44:	Small change
AAcross 46:	Hindu honorific
AAcross 47:	Removed from copy
AAcross 48:	1919 Triple Crown winner
AAcross 50:	"Java" trumpeter Al	HIRT
AAcross 52:	Designed to minimize wind resistance
AAcross 53:	1948 Triple Crown winner
AAcross 57:	Rhythmic numbers
AAcross 60:	"Metamorphoses" poet
AAcross 61:	1943 Triple Crown winner
AAcross 64:	Sitarist Shankar	RAVI
AAcross 65:	Eye up and down
AAcross 66:	Duffers' warning cries
AAcross 67:	Shoelace problem
AAcross 68:	In custody
AAcross 69:	Said with a sneer
DDown 1:	"Charlotte's Web" author's monogram	EBW
DDown 2:	Bulls or Bears
DDown 3:	___-kiri	HARA
DDown 4:	Graphics machine
DDown 5:	Façade part
DDown 6:	___ Friday's (restaurant chain)	TGI
DDown 7:	That certain something
DDown 8:	Having open windows, maybe
DDown 9:	Infection fighter
DDown 10:	Sots' sites
DDown 11:	Midterm, for one
DDown 12:	Apollo astronaut Slayton
DDown 13:	Musher's transport
DDown 18:	"Heeere's Johnny!" announcer	MCMAHON
DDown 22:	"___ la Douce"	IRMA
DDown 24:	Dog-paddled
DDown 26:	Plied with Bordeaux or Burgundy
DDown 27:	Outsider, in Hawaii
DDown 28:	Big name in chips
DDown 29:	Primitive counters
DDown 31:	A wee bit wet
DDown 32:	The writer Saki's real name
DDown 33:	Welcome to one's home
DDown 36:	Radiator adjunct
DDown 38:	"Enough, already!"	IVEHADIT
DDown 40:	Wife of Zeus
DDown 43:	Revision, informally
DDown 45:	Importers' duties
DDown 48:	Flunky
DDown 49:	Deodorant type
DDown 51:	Copier company	RICOH
DDown 53:	Party popper?
DDown 54:	Novelist Turgenev	IVAN
DDown 55:	Modern recorder	TIVO
DDown 56:	No longer legal
DDown 58:	Hollywood's Hatcher	TERI
DDown 59:	Give a special berth
DDown 62:	Homer's TV neighbor
DDown 63:	Mao ___-tung	TSE