New York Times Answers - Thursday, 28th April 2005 There are 31 across clues and 44 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 28th April 2005. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Popular Father's Day giftSILKTIEAAcross 8: Playground sightsSEESAWSAAcross 15: With 66-Across, possible title for this puzzlePEANUTSAAcross 16: Wood in HollywoodNATALIEAAcross 17: Its national currency is the dramARMENIAAAcross 18: Brought into harmonyATTUNEDAAcross 19: 1962 Peace NobelistLINUS PAULINGAAcross 21: Centipede's head?SOFTCAAcross 24: Winter hrs. in KansasCSTAAcross 25: 2.0CEEAAcross 26: High bond ratingAAAAAcross 27: "The Sweetest Taboo" singerSADEAAcross 30: Pricey dressesDIORSAAcross 32: CopCRIBAAcross 34: Chutney ingredientsMANGOESAAcross 37: Actress in "Hercules and the Amazon Women"LUCYLAWLESSAAcross 40: Like brilliantly colored lipsROSE-REDAAcross 41: Bumbler's cryOOPSAAcross 44: Some hallway artBUSTSAAcross 47: Juana ___ de la Cruz, Mexican nun and poetINESAAcross 49: 1977 double-platinum Steely Dan albumAJAAAcross 50: Adder's kinASPAAcross 51: "My man!"BROAAcross 53: BlottoTIPSYAAcross 55: "Wall Street" actorCHARLIESHEENAAcross 60: Bar sing-alongKARAOKEAAcross 61: World views?ATLASESAAcross 65: Turned overUPENDEDAAcross 66: See 15-AcrossGALLERYAAcross 67: BadgersPESTERSAAcross 68: Prison campsSTALAGSDDown 1: Hydrotherapy venueSPADDown 2: Suffix with cash or hotelIERDDown 3: GetawayLAMDDown 4: Prepared to proposeKNELTDDown 5: Hip-length coversTUNICSDDown 6: Get ___ writingITINDDown 7: Genesis brotherESAUDDown 8: PicsSNAPSDDown 9: Really botherEAT ATDDown 10: Words to a traitorETTUDDown 11: Handel oratorioSAULDDown 12: Alloy found in magnetsALNICODDown 13: DogWIENERDDown 14: Swamp plantsSEDGESDDown 20: Film pitchesSCENARIOSDDown 21: PouchSACDDown 22: Stick in the waterOARDDown 23: Go belly upFAILDDown 28: Vanderbilt and othersAMYSDDown 29: ValleyDALEDDown 30: Ruby of filmDEEDDown 31: "This ___ sudden!"ISSODDown 33: ___ Ward, who played Robin in TV's "Batman"BURTDDown 35: PBS host IfillGWENDDown 36: Shoppe sign wordOLDEDDown 38: Industrial units: Abbr.COSDDown 39: Bribery money, in slangSOAPDDown 42: Sleeping togsPJ'SDDown 43: PronounceSAYDDown 44: AlternativeBACK UPDDown 44: AlternativeBACKUPDDown 45: Horseshoe-like figureUSHAPEDDown 46: Fifth wheelsSPARESDDown 48: Kim Hunter Broadway role created by Tennessee WilliamsSTELLADDown 51: Yamaha customerBIKERDDown 52: Swamp plantsREEDSDDown 54: Counting everythingIN ALLDDown 56: Go ballisticRANTDDown 57: Gold streak?LODEDDown 58: Storybook baddiesHAGSDDown 59: Caroline de Nord, e.g.ETATDDown 62: Great expanseSEADDown 63: Unit of workERGDDown 64: Procedure: Abbr.SYS