New York Times Answers - Friday, 1st October 2004

There are 36 across clues and 35 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 1st October 2004. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	1918 hit song about "a maid with hair of gold"	KKKKATY
AAcross 8:	Instrument whose name is of Bantu origin
AAcross 15:	"Ta-ta"
AAcross 16:	Big name in frozen foods	MRSPAUL
AAcross 17:	Make an illegal crossing
AAcross 18:	Example or attribute of something used to represent the whole, as "sword" for "military power"
AAcross 19:	Native: Suffix	OTE
AAcross 20:	Namesake of a renowned Naples castle	STELMO
AAcross 22:	Lamebrain
AAcross 23:	Big zero
AAcross 25:	Move slowly
AAcross 26:	Korean currency
AAcross 27:	Shoots off
AAcross 29:	Adaptable aircraft, for short	STOL
AAcross 31:	House runner
AAcross 32:	Strayed
AAcross 34:	Freeway prohibitions	NOUTURNS
AAcross 36:	With limited funds	ONABUDGET
AAcross 38:	Basically
AAcross 41:	Take the king's shilling, as Brits once said
AAcross 45:	Northern constellation, with "the"
AAcross 46:	Drops
AAcross 48:	Mahler's unfinished symphony
AAcross 49:	Cowhand's moniker
AAcross 49:	Cowhand's moniker
AAcross 50:	Starts (out)
AAcross 52:	Reddish pink
AAcross 53:	Rubs the wrong way
AAcross 55:	Much late-night TV fare
AAcross 57:	Thanksgiving serving
AAcross 58:	Letter container
AAcross 60:	Madonna or Britney Spears	POPDIVA
AAcross 62:	Start, as a process
AAcross 63:	Answer sources
AAcross 64:	Little biter
AAcross 65:	Paltry amount
DDown 1:	Hall-of-Fame Boston Celtic from the 1950's-60's	KCJONES
DDown 2:	Iranian president Mohammed ___	KHATAMI
DDown 3:	Entered	KEYEDIN
DDown 4:	___ Gardens	KEW
DDown 5:	Principal river of Armenia
DDown 6:	Tips
DDown 7:	Country cousins
DDown 8:	"Yum!"	MMMMGOOD
DDown 9:	Mars: Prefix	AREO
DDown 10:	Alphabetic trio	RST
DDown 11:	Apple product
DDown 12:	Racing legend	MANOWAR
DDown 13:	Mortgage subsidy	BUYDOWN
DDown 14:	Some candy bar ingredients
DDown 21:	Auction info	LOTNUMBER
DDown 24:	When some meet for lunch	ATNOON
DDown 28:	Enthralled
DDown 30:	Olympic racer
DDown 31:	Poet Samuel who wrote "Hudibras"
DDown 33:	Take out
DDown 35:	Mountain climber's equipment
DDown 37:	Singer with the 1980 #1 album "Against the Wind"	BOBSEGER
DDown 38:	Some Nissans	ALTIMAS
DDown 39:	Closet appurtenance
DDown 40:	Toy of paper, sticks and string
DDown 42:	Stacked	INAPILE
DDown 43:	Exerted oneself
DDown 44:	China, Japan, etc.	THEEAST
DDown 47:	Daze
DDown 51:	Looooong, boring speech
DDown 54:	Turn on an axis
DDown 55:	Clip
DDown 56:	W.W. I plane	SPAD
DDown 59:	Hit maker?
DDown 61:	Century year	DCC