New York Times Answers - Friday, 4th June 2004

There are 33 across clues and 36 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 4th June 2004. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	"Blitzkrieg Bop" group, with "the"	RAMONES
AAcross 8:	Carrier's carrier
AAcross 15:	Chapter
AAcross 16:	Old-time actress Taylor	ESTELLE
AAcross 17:	Be docile	DONTROCKTHEBOAT
AAcross 19:	Hit too high, say, with "out"
AAcross 20:	Diamond status	ONEON
AAcross 21:	Logos and such: Abbr.	TMS
AAcross 22:	Bats
AAcross 23:	Hägar the Horrible's dog	SNERT
AAcross 24:	Wool gatherer?
AAcross 25:	Mehmet ___, builder of Istanbul's Blue Mosque
AAcross 26:	Tests the waters, in a way
AAcross 27:	Dutch treat
AAcross 28:	They've been known to cause a stink	GYMSHOES
AAcross 30:	Praised loudly
AAcross 31:	Super bosses?
AAcross 33:	Drink since 1961
AAcross 36:	Wall Street workers
AAcross 40:	Rodgers and Hart's "___ Love"	THATS
AAcross 41:	How golf's Gary Player was named?
AAcross 42:	Make tracks
AAcross 43:	Knock-down-drag-outs
AAcross 44:	Letter opener?
AAcross 45:	Northumberland river
AAcross 46:	N.Y.C. subway
AAcross 47:	German boulevard
AAcross 48:	It's rolled in a bar
AAcross 49:	"Calm down!"	KEEPYOURSHIRTON
AAcross 52:	Sent with a click
AAcross 53:	St. Louis's ___ Airport
AAcross 54:	Legal paper
AAcross 55:	Definitive answer	YESORNO
DDown 1:	Danger sign
DDown 2:	Quarrel stopper, maybe
DDown 3:	TV news tool
DDown 4:	Prefix with plastic	OSTEO
DDown 5:	L'Étoile du ___, Minnesota's motto	NORD
DDown 6:	___ Period, depicted in "The Last Samurai"
DDown 7:	Like some motions
DDown 8:	They may be running along a street
DDown 9:	Comparatively warm	ASHOT
DDown 10:	L.A.-to-Jacksonville route	ITEN
DDown 11:	Syr. neighbor	LEB
DDown 12:	Obscure
DDown 13:	See 50-Down
DDown 13:	See 50-Down
DDown 14:	Blows one's stack	GETSMAD
DDown 18:	Good one	KNEESLAPPER
DDown 23:	Lyon's river
DDown 24:	Punk
DDown 26:	Lynyrd Skynyrd's "___ Your Name"
DDown 27:	Pietistic
DDown 29:	Snakes' eyes
DDown 30:	Skipping notes
DDown 32:	Behind one's back
DDown 33:	This won't work
DDown 34:	"Call!"
DDown 35:	Instance of unfairness
DDown 37:	Pettifogger
DDown 38:	Small potatoes player
DDown 39:	X-ray, for example	SEEINTO
DDown 41:	Refer
DDown 44:	Fugard's "A Lesson From ___"
DDown 45:	Supercharger
DDown 47:	"The Shelters of Stone" heroine	AYLA
DDown 48:	Saxophonist Zoot
DDown 50:	With 13-Down, a diner order
DDown 51:	"O Tibbie, I ___ seen the day": Burns