New York Times Answers - Tuesday, 21st March 2006

There are 38 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Tuesday, 21st March 2006. View the answers below..

Also try..
All New York Times Answers All Publications

The Answers

Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Place to wash up
AAcross 6:	Robert Burns, e.g.
AAcross 10:	33 1/3 and 45, for short	RPMS
AAcross 14:	Lawn care brand
AAcross 15:	Hotel waiter?
AAcross 16:	Flier to Tel Aviv	ELAL
AAcross 17:	Receiver of 19.7 million votes in 1992	PEROT
AAcross 18:	Like birthday cakes
AAcross 19:	Hawaii Five-O crimefighter, informally	DANO
AAcross 20:	Game	UPFORANYTHING
AAcross 23:	Time Warner subsidiary	CNN
AAcross 25:	In addition
AAcross 26:	Smidgens
AAcross 27:	Consideration
AAcross 29:	Number of service aces, e.g.
AAcross 31:	One targeted by military police
AAcross 32:	Romeo, to Juliet
AAcross 35:	Full complement of toes
AAcross 38:	Set	STUBBORNASAMULE
AAcross 41:	Hooch hound
AAcross 42:	Drafting class supplies
AAcross 43:	Port on a lake of the same name
AAcross 44:	Units for measuring wire
AAcross 45:	Brand of liqueur
AAcross 47:	Follow, as advice
AAcross 47:	Follow, as advice
AAcross 50:	Parking spot for Santa
AAcross 52:	Pigpen
AAcross 53:	Match	THEPERFECTFIT
AAcross 57:	Farrier's file
AAcross 58:	Away from the wind
AAcross 59:	Mentally acute
AAcross 62:	Any of the Bahamas
AAcross 63:	Web-oriented programming language
AAcross 64:	Cokes and Pepsis
AAcross 65:	___ moss
AAcross 66:	"You got that right!"
AAcross 67:	Put up
DDown 1:	Jazz style
DDown 2:	"___ you nuts?"
DDown 3:	Debilitated from drugs or alcohol
DDown 4:	24-hour breakfast place	IHOP
DDown 5:	Close	NOTFAR
DDown 6:	Awakens
DDown 7:	Chocolate source
DDown 8:	Plow pullers
DDown 9:	Shipshape
DDown 10:	More than popular
DDown 11:	Braid
DDown 12:	Food from heaven
DDown 13:	Drudges
DDown 21:	King Cole, in a nursery rhyme	OLDSOUL
DDown 22:	Papal crown
DDown 23:	Boorish
DDown 24:	Unfamiliar with	NEWTO
DDown 28:	It's between Sask. and B.C.
DDown 29:	Any Wimbledon winner, in the tennis world
DDown 30:	Hooch hound
DDown 33:	Some modern addresses, for short	URLS
DDown 34:	Constant follower?	INE
DDown 35:	Subway entrance
DDown 36:	"Silas Marner" author
DDown 37:	Penniless
DDown 39:	Pickling liquid
DDown 40:	Debussy's "La ___"	MER
DDown 44:	Young child, affectionately
DDown 46:	Wipe out
DDown 47:	"What ___!" ("Far out!")
DDown 48:	Citibank competitor
DDown 49:	Wireless communication pioneer
DDown 50:	Superman player
DDown 51:	___ crossing
DDown 54:	Delhi prince
DDown 55:	Humbug
DDown 56:	Composer Stravinsky	IGOR
DDown 60:	Fond du ___, Wis.
DDown 61:	Not an exact fig.