New York Times Answers - Friday, 6th August 2004

There are 36 across clues and 35 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 6th August 2004. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Holder of a lot of hidden dirt	FBIFILE
AAcross 8:	Cajun condiment
AAcross 15:	Basement feature, sometimes
AAcross 16:	Not quite direct	ONESTOP
AAcross 17:	Took some of	ATEINTO
AAcross 18:	Bass offering
AAcross 19:	Shellback
AAcross 20:	Swear
AAcross 22:	By and by
AAcross 22:	By and by
AAcross 23:	Big name in home furnishings	IKEA
AAcross 25:	Accommodate, in a way
AAcross 26:	"The 5,000 Fingers of ___" (1953 film musical)	DRT
AAcross 27:	Emulates a wolf
AAcross 29:	Roller coaster feature
AAcross 31:	Quintillionth: Prefix	ATTO
AAcross 32:	Implant deeply
AAcross 34:	One and only
AAcross 36:	Efficiency option
AAcross 38:	Available from, as a product	ONSALEAT
AAcross 41:	Winter weather wear with adjustable straps	SKIBIB
AAcross 45:	Eliminates as unnecessary
AAcross 46:	Old Testament figure	ENOS
AAcross 48:	Insinuating
AAcross 49:	Year in St. Gregory I's papacy
AAcross 50:	Old World grazers
AAcross 52:	Formerly, once
AAcross 53:	Duffer's obstacle
AAcross 55:	Isn't up
AAcross 57:	Bird of the genus Corvus
AAcross 58:	Approach in a hurry	RUNUPTO
AAcross 60:	Sure shot
AAcross 62:	Wearing
AAcross 63:	Get behind
AAcross 64:	Sports physicians' concerns
AAcross 65:	Coty fragrance
DDown 1:	Like some egos
DDown 2:	Indicate
DDown 3:	Molson product	ICEBEER
DDown 4:	Something to thank God for: Abbr.
DDown 5:	Historic Hebrides monastery site	IONA
DDown 6:	Mississippi senator's family	LOTTS
DDown 7:	Gushed
DDown 8:	News leader	TOPSTORY
DDown 9:	Makeup course?: Abbr.	ANAT
DDown 10:	"Up the Down Staircase" novelist Kaufman
DDown 11:	Like some salts
DDown 12:	Keep at steadily	STANDTO
DDown 13:	Development of the 1950's
DDown 14:	Like some mules	OPENTOE
DDown 21:	It's not too bright	EARTHTONE
DDown 24:	Baking by-products
DDown 28:	Essential element
DDown 30:	18-Across offerers
DDown 31:	Renaissance edition of a classic	ALDINE
DDown 33:	Every family has one
DDown 35:	Cries of alarm	EEKS
DDown 37:	Optimist in "Candide"
DDown 38:	Masters	OLDPROS
DDown 39:	Good-for-nothin'
DDown 40:	Record player
DDown 42:	Ones who pay attention to bills
DDown 43:	"Sounds about right to me"	IDSAYSO
DDown 44:	Linking
DDown 47:	They have naps
DDown 51:	Knackered, as a Brit would say
DDown 54:	Long-lasting, in commercial names
DDown 55:	Cold-cock
DDown 56:	"Vic and ___" of oldtime radio
DDown 59:	Samoan staple
DDown 61:	Point of "view"