New York Times Answers - Thursday, 30th September 2004

There are 38 across clues and 42 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 30th September 2004. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Ranch brush
AAcross 5:	Nature
AAcross 9:	Beetle, at one time
AAcross 14:	Hero-type
AAcross 15:	Sound of disgust
AAcross 16:	Kind of personality, in media
AAcross 17:	Offspring of hip-hop stars?	RAPSCIONS
AAcross 19:	Battle of the ___
AAcross 20:	Spare
AAcross 21:	German exclamation
AAcross 23:	Bert Lahr, astrologically
AAcross 24:	Chinese tea
AAcross 26:	Clear skies, with temperatures in the 70's?	WEATHERBOON
AAcross 30:	Resinous deposit
AAcross 31:	Indy letters
AAcross 31:	Indy letters
AAcross 32:	Tobacco plugs
AAcross 33:	"What am I, invisible?"
AAcross 35:	Huey, Dewey or Louie, notably
AAcross 38:	Big fans of a public prosecutor?	DASCHEERLEADERS
AAcross 44:	Pax ___ (uneasy peace)	ROMANA
AAcross 45:	Gush
AAcross 46:	Asteroids maker	ATARI
AAcross 48:	Tampa-to-Jacksonville dir.
AAcross 51:	___ pinch	INA
AAcross 52:	Missing 'droid?	ABSENTEEBOT
AAcross 55:	Simple sack
AAcross 56:	Suffix with neat	NIK
AAcross 57:	"Mad TV" rival	SNL
AAcross 58:	Have a bawl
AAcross 60:	Press pass, e.g.	IDTAG
AAcross 63:	Cry of despair (and a hint to solving 17-, 26-, 38- and 52-Across	ALLISLOST
AAcross 67:	Induction motor inventor
AAcross 68:	Mediocre marks
AAcross 69:	European capital
AAcross 70:	Sought answers
AAcross 71:	Brazil, for one
AAcross 72:	Loads
DDown 1:	"My dear man"
DDown 2:	Driller's org.
DDown 3:	Make it big	GOPLACES
DDown 4:	"What ___?"
DDown 5:	Small piano
DDown 6:	Oklahoma Indian
DDown 7:	Charge	RUNAT
DDown 8:	Former CBS chairman Laurence	TISCH
DDown 9:	Easy toss
DDown 10:	Santa ___
DDown 11:	Was almost out	RANLOW
DDown 12:	Some tapes
DDown 13:	Flaming felony
DDown 18:	Field calls
DDown 22:	Actress Anne	HECHE
DDown 24:	Decked out
DDown 25:	"Very funny ... not!"
DDown 25:	"Very funny ... not!"
DDown 27:	Sleep problem
DDown 28:	Perlman of "Cheers"
DDown 29:	Madams
DDown 34:	Jazz singer Carmen	MCRAE
DDown 36:	West ender?
DDown 37:	Fallback option	PLANB
DDown 39:	Phone, slangily
DDown 40:	Lets out
DDown 41:	Homer, for one	EPICPOET
DDown 42:	Spot for slots
DDown 43:	___ team
DDown 46:	Stands
DDown 47:	"Aren't you ashamed?!"
DDown 49:	Not at all
DDown 50:	Summers on the Riviera	ETES
DDown 52:	Loos who wrote "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes"	ANITA
DDown 53:	Pass
DDown 54:	"Oklahoma!" aunt	ELLER
DDown 59:	Noted exile isle	ELBA
DDown 61:	Pub suds
DDown 62:	Flit
DDown 64:	General played by Duvall
DDown 65:	"No seats available"	SRO
DDown 66:	Country cable letters, once	TNN