New York Times Answers - Saturday, 29th January 2005 There are 34 across clues and 33 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 29th January 2005. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Sea monster of Greek myth able to make whirlpoolsCHARYBDISAAcross 10: Show of compassion?OPRAHAAcross 15: Golden Grain productRICEARONIAAcross 16: "I'm impressed!"NEATOAAcross 17: Utah's Grand Staircase-___ National MonumentESCALANTEAAcross 18: Ill-kemptTATTYAAcross 19: Short cracksONELINERSAAcross 20: Full set of bicuspids, e.g.OCTADAAcross 21: Proceed furtivelySIDLEAAcross 22: Around the bendNUTSAAcross 24: River whose name means "river"ELBEAAcross 25: Comply withOBEYAAcross 26: Hear something aboutGETALINEONAAcross 28: Subject of some of 32-Down's writingsLSDAAcross 29: ApplesauceBOSHAAcross 30: Computer company with the slogan "Imagine it. Done."UNISYSAAcross 31: Sticks upROBSAAcross 32: Hose problemKINKAAcross 33: Urban problemSPRAWLAAcross 36: Cataract siteLENSAAcross 37: Some chest-pumping, for shortCPRAAcross 40: Autumn Harvest Uprising leaderMAO TSETUNGAAcross 42: Cheshire cat's hangoutTREEAAcross 43: HelpALMSAAcross 44: Cosmetic procedureTUCKAAcross 45: Primitive percussion instrumentGOURDAAcross 46: Not going bankruptSOUNDAAcross 48: Connect toTIEINWITHAAcross 50: HoneycombedHOLEYAAcross 51: Australia/New Zealand separatorTASMAN SEAAAcross 52: DecreeUKASEAAcross 53: Least comfortableUNEASIESTAAcross 54: Old-fashioned symbol of authorityPANTSAAcross 55: Playroom fixturesTOYCHESTSDDown 1: Wood tar derivativeCREOSOLDDown 2: Mocking title for an autocratHISNIBSDDown 3: Gave consentACCEDEDDDown 4: Remark of exasperationREALLYDDown 5: Bush or KerryYALIEDDown 6: FiberBRANDDown 7: Steak orderer's specificationDONENESSDDown 8: "To be honest …"IN TRUTHDDown 9: Rest of the afternoonSIESTADDown 10: Cognizant ofONTODDown 11: Fighting opponent?PEACENIKDDown 12: DiscombobulatesRATTLESDDown 13: Word of encouragementATTABOYDDown 14: Girly girls' oppositesHOYDENSDDown 23: Swinging aboutSLUINGDDown 26: Renaissance Fair vesselGOBLETDDown 27: Post housesINNSDDown 29: Archaic greetingsBOWSDDown 31: Cluttered roomRATSNESTDDown 32: Author who, with his friends, famously formed the Merry PrankstersKEN KESEYDDown 33: Multivehicle collisionSMASH-UPDDown 33: Multivehicle collisionSMASHUPDDown 34: Stupid oafPALOOKADDown 35: Green-blooded "Star Trek" entityROMULANDDown 36: Old crime syndicate head called "Lucky"LUCIANODDown 37: Fancy getawaysCRUISESDDown 38: Showing the most vivacityPERTESTDDown 39: Cardinals' wearREDHATSDDown 41: Lofty reproofTUT-TUTDDown 42: College party crasher, maybeTOWNIEDDown 45: GrindGNASHDDown 47: Salon applicationsDYESDDown 49: All-in-one computerIMAC