New York Times Answers - Friday, 10th March 2006

There are 36 across clues and 34 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 10th March 2006. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Idle
AAcross 8:	Crusade	HOLYWAR
AAcross 15:	One who might be in for a fall
AAcross 16:	Away	ONLEAVE
AAcross 17:	Err
AAcross 18:	Lacking the usual oomph
AAcross 19:	Shelley's fairy queen	MAB
AAcross 20:	Common alarm clock setting	SEVENAM
AAcross 22:	Montemezzi's "L'Amore dei ___ Re"	TRE
AAcross 23:	Noted Americana lithographer
AAcross 25:	Storage site
AAcross 26:	Analyze
AAcross 28:	Strings run along one
AAcross 29:	Bob's partner
AAcross 31:	Good place to sit
AAcross 32:	Many a sled driver
AAcross 34:	Fibulae	LEGBONES
AAcross 36:	Entrance part
AAcross 38:	MGM co-founder	LOEW
AAcross 39:	Teetotalers
AAcross 43:	Environments
AAcross 47:	Official required to have a beard
AAcross 48:	Jefferson's portrayer in "Jefferson in Paris"	NOLTE
AAcross 50:	Old German duchy name
AAcross 51:	Actress Hedren	TIPPI
AAcross 53:	Gus who wrote "Dream a Little Dream of Me"
AAcross 54:	Broadcasting option
AAcross 55:	An agt.'s take
AAcross 56:	Awful, and then some
AAcross 59:	It may be raised by a rabblerouser
AAcross 60:	Belfast bloke	IRISHER
AAcross 62:	The Fonz, for one
AAcross 64:	Set against
AAcross 65:	Resonated
AAcross 66:	Worked
AAcross 67:	Speed-read
DDown 1:	Light yellow
DDown 2:	Staff sizes?
DDown 3:	Classic quartet leader	BRUBECK
DDown 4:	Sellers co-star in "A Shot in the Dark," 1964	LOM
DDown 5:	Goes out
DDown 6:	Avon peddlers, traditionally
DDown 7:	1978 Glenda Jackson title role	STEVIE
DDown 8:	"Isn't that unusual!"	HOWNOVEL
DDown 9:	Most fit to serve	ONEA
DDown 10:	Member of the Camelidae family
DDown 11:	The Beatles' "___ Blues"
DDown 12:	Serves	WAITSON
DDown 13:	Ho-hum
DDown 14:	Result of lack of sleep, maybe
DDown 21:	Company famous for its safety record	ELAL
DDown 24:	Winter Olympics sight
DDown 27:	A bit dense
DDown 30:	Having I-strain?
DDown 33:	They're often asked to look
DDown 35:	___ air
DDown 37:	Negotiated
DDown 39:	Not be satisfied, perhaps
DDown 40:	A fraternity chapter
DDown 41:	Afternoon, often, for a toddler	NAPTIME
DDown 42:	High-five, e.g.
DDown 44:	Peak in New Hampshire's Presidential Range
DDown 45:	Nth
DDown 46:	Cut off
DDown 49:	Exercise targets
DDown 52:	"___ to Be You"	ITHAD
DDown 57:	Hither
DDown 58:	___ place for
DDown 61:	Masseur's workplace, maybe
DDown 63:	"Kung Fu" actor Philip	AHN