New York Times Answers - Saturday, 24th September 2005 There are 30 across clues and 32 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 24th September 2005. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: They go on and onGASBAGSAAcross 8: Microscopic animal that swims with whirling ciliaROTIFERAAcross 15: Francis ___, 17th-century English poet who wrote "A Feast for Worms"QUARLESAAcross 16: SlipperyEVASIVEAAcross 17: Cheerleading eventTRYOUTSAAcross 18: Kind of acid that dissolves goldSELENICAAcross 19: Whom People magazine once named the world's "sexiest classical musician"YOYOMAAAcross 20: Actress Martin who starred in TV's "National Velvet"LORIAAcross 21: Author LeShanEDAAAcross 22: Educational foundation?PREKINDERGARTENAAcross 25: Slowly enteringEASINGINTOAAcross 26: May in "Spider-Man," for oneAUNTAAcross 27: Bellini title rolesNORMASAAcross 28: ___ pieMINCEAAcross 29: No shrimpBIGGUYAAcross 32: How some old things goTOSEEDAAcross 33: Make ___ ofAMESSAAcross 34: Didn't shuffleSTRODEAAcross 37: HollowsDENSAAcross 38: Copal and othersHARDRESINSAAcross 42: Summer camp fun on a lakePADDLEBOATRACESAAcross 44: Literary pasticheANAAAcross 45: Came down from one's high horse?ALITAAcross 46: Looking for big bucks?INHEATAAcross 47: Secure against jostlingSTRAPINAAcross 49: City where Trotsky was exiledALMA-ATAAAcross 50: "Jesus Christ Superstar" lyricistTIMRICEAAcross 51: Big goofCLANGERAAcross 52: Cans under a dishSTERNOSAAcross 53: Workshop gizmosSANDERSDDown 1: Stylish, square-jawed male modelGQTYPEDDown 2: Charioteer who precedes ApolloAURORADDown 3: AgreeSAYYESDDown 4: University town with ZIP code 57006BROOKINGSSDDDown 5: Containing element #13ALUMINOUSDDown 6: Blow upGETANGRYDDown 7: Barbecue soundSSSDDown 8: Time-sharing localesRESORTSDDown 9: ExceedOVERGODDown 10: Connie's portrayer, in "The Godfather"TALIADDown 11: British verb endingISEDDown 12: TweakFINE-TUNEDDown 13: ShowEVIDENCEDDown 14: Took it all backRECANTEDDDown 20: River whose headwaters are near Lake BaikalLENADDown 23: BubbleheadedDIMDDown 24: Threatens violenceRAISESAHANDDDown 28: Jungian topicMODERN MANDDown 29: Histories to overcomeBADPASTSDDown 30: "That was no joke"IMEANTITDDown 31: Nice copGENDARMEDDown 32: It's a wrapTORTILLADDown 34: Women abducted by Romulus and his menSABINESDDown 35: Roll (out)TROTDDown 36: Fig. in milligramsRDADDown 38: Spiral: PrefixHELICODDown 39: Cooling-off periodICE AGEDDown 40: Less blowzyNEATERDDown 41: Red giants with zirconium oxide in their spectraSSTARSDDown 43: Inexpensive furLAPINDDown 48: Music sheet abbr.ARRDDown 49: Window boxes, for short?ACS