New York Times Answers - Friday, 4th February 2005

There are 36 across clues and 34 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 4th February 2005. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Tom Wolfe catchphrase popularized in the 1970's
AAcross 12:	Loan periods: Abbr.
AAcross 15:	Like some corporate stock
AAcross 16:	Letters for soldiers
AAcross 17:	Many people read at these	CATTLECALLS
AAcross 18:	Very cool
AAcross 19:	Pronounced
AAcross 20:	Deals in
AAcross 21:	Abbr. on a certain elevator button
AAcross 22:	Coasters
AAcross 24:	Trade grp. formed in the late 1950's
AAcross 25:	Two times, to Tomás	DOBLE
AAcross 26:	Relig. affiliation of 21/2 million Americans	AME
AAcross 27:	Ready to go free	POSTAGEPAID
AAcross 30:	___ Monroe, "Green Acres" role
AAcross 31:	No ___ (street sign)
AAcross 32:	Pronoun not in the king's English
AAcross 36:	Big name in desserts	SARALEE
AAcross 37:	Going out in waves?	ONTHEAIR
AAcross 39:	French pronoun	SES
AAcross 40:	Major disasters	TRAINWRECKS
AAcross 42:	Little dog, for short
AAcross 45:	St. ___ Beach (Sunshine State vacation locale)	PETES
AAcross 46:	Water tester: Abbr.
AAcross 46:	Water tester: Abbr.
AAcross 47:	Stand out
AAcross 49:	Impressionist
AAcross 50:	Center of a ball, maybe
AAcross 52:	Red letters?
AAcross 53:	Alphabet trio	NOP
AAcross 54:	Enthused out loud	WAXEDPOETIC
AAcross 56:	Literary monogram	TSE
AAcross 57:	"None of the above," essentially	WRITEINVOTE
AAcross 58:	D.C. bigwig
AAcross 59:	Office meeting place
AAcross 59:	Office meeting place
DDown 1:	Old "Best by taste test" sloganeer	RCCOLA
DDown 2:	"When the angry trumpet sounds ___": Shak.
DDown 3:	Faltering condition
DDown 4:	Basket fiber
DDown 5:	Frame that's sometimes framed
DDown 6:	Stout ones
DDown 7:	Where les leçons are taught
DDown 8:	Places with fireplaces
DDown 9:	Shrews
DDown 10:	Troubles
DDown 11:	Some Amazon.com sales, for short	CDS
DDown 12:	Went free, at least for now	MADEBAIL
DDown 13:	It's not busy	OPENLINE
DDown 14:	Gentleness	SOFTEDGE
DDown 21:	Fathers, familiarly
DDown 23:	Angers
DDown 25:	Bring down
DDown 28:	Follower of rule or court	OFLAW
DDown 29:	"___ Alice" (classic 1971 antidrug teen "diary")	GOASK
DDown 30:	More pallid
DDown 32:	1970's fashion item
DDown 33:	At peace	INREPOSE
DDown 34:	San Quentin or Attica	STATEPEN
DDown 35:	Where to beat the heat?	FIREEXIT
DDown 38:	Brimming
DDown 41:	Guggenheim sculptor
DDown 42:	Epitome of hotness
DDown 43:	Like some inspections
DDown 44:	"Moon River" lyricist
DDown 48:	Baja breakfast order	HUEVO
DDown 50:	"A Fool There Was" star, 1915	BARA
DDown 51:	Grander than grand
DDown 54:	Net letters
DDown 55:	Musician Yoko