New York Times Answers - Friday, 1st July 2005

There are 30 across clues and 32 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 1st July 2005. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Not fill something all the way, say
AAcross 6:	Grabbed, as an opportunity	LEAPTAT
AAcross 13:	Grilling spot
AAcross 14:	Pioneers
AAcross 15:	Stuck, after "in"	ABIND
AAcross 16:	It begins "On my honor …"	SCOUTOATH
AAcross 17:	They're covered with sheets when in use	MUSICSTANDS
AAcross 19:	"___ sport!"	BEA
AAcross 20:	The King's daughter	LISAMARIE
AAcross 21:	Kick, so to speak
AAcross 22:	Had half a role in producing
AAcross 23:	"Calvin and Hobbes" girl	SUSIE
AAcross 24:	Called
AAcross 26:	Clobbered
AAcross 27:	Ones with crossed arms, traditionally
AAcross 28:	Brings down
AAcross 29:	Its capital is Dresden
AAcross 30:	Everything	THELOT
AAcross 31:	Bell sound
AAcross 32:	Thin as ___	ARAIL
AAcross 33:	Jumper
AAcross 34:	Deep Throat's identity	WMARKFELT
AAcross 38:	"Disgusting!"
AAcross 39:	Ignores	LEAVESALONE
AAcross 41:	One with a night job
AAcross 43:	"Caligula" playwright
AAcross 44:	Kind of show
AAcross 45:	Divisions politiques
AAcross 46:	Raked over the coals
AAcross 47:	Pick up
DDown 1:	Contents of a modern flood
DDown 2:	Onetime capital of the Mogul Empire
DDown 3:	Formal declaration	ITISI
DDown 4:	Gizmos used in 5-Down
DDown 5:	Modern media form
DDown 6:	Author Andreyev, called "The Edgar Allan Poe of Russian Literature"	LEONID
DDown 7:	Noted exercise?
DDown 8:	Firm parts: Abbr.	ATTS
DDown 9:	U.N. observer grp.
DDown 10:	Picnic container in Britain	TEABASKET
DDown 11:	Pikes
DDown 12:	Like the bone in a loin steak
DDown 14:	Yellow
DDown 16:	What knockouts get
DDown 18:	"I'm just kidding!" indicator
DDown 21:	Clinton cabinet member	CUOMO
DDown 23:	British band with the 1967 hit "Itchycoo Park"	SMALLFACES
DDown 24:	Southern border city
DDown 25:	All-___	INONE
DDown 26:	Powerful, alluring men
DDown 27:	Immense
DDown 28:	Divider?
DDown 29:	Breaks
DDown 30:	Sunday newspaper section
DDown 32:	Slack-jawed, maybe
DDown 34:	"___ all frail": Angelo in "Measure for Measure"	WEARE
DDown 35:	Lift up
DDown 36:	Employee of the fictional Wagner Company for 34 years	LOMAN
DDown 37:	Some bolt holders	TNUTS
DDown 39:	Geom. measure	LGTH
DDown 40:	Start of North Carolina's motto
DDown 42:	Alphabetic trio	RST