New York Times Answers - Tuesday, 23rd May 2006 There are 35 across clues and 42 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Tuesday, 23rd May 2006. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: What buoys do on the waterBOBAAcross 4: WailBAWLAAcross 8: 60-Across playGHOSTSAAcross 14: WrathIREAAcross 15: Singer India.___ARIEAAcross 16: Item obviated by cable TVAERIALAAcross 17: Hair goopGELAAcross 18: 60-Across playHEDDAGABLERAAcross 20: Drink with vitamin DMILKAAcross 22: Courtoom figures: Abbr.ATTSAAcross 23: "Shame!"TSKAAcross 24: 60-Across playADOLLSHOUSEAAcross 27: With 39-Across, a 60-Across playTHEAAcross 30: Chocolate sourceCACAOAAcross 31: Thinks the cutest thing in the worldADORESAAcross 33: SeriouslyTOHEARTAAcross 38: JumpLEAPAAcross 39: See 27-AcrossMASTERBUILDERAAcross 42: 45 or 78DISCAAcross 43: Weapons supplyARSENALAAcross 44: AttackLASHATAAcross 46: DadsPAPASAAcross 50: "It ___" (reply to "Who's there?")ISIAAcross 51: 60-Across playTHEWILDDUCKAAcross 56: Gangster's gunGATAAcross 58: With 69-Across, baseball great with 2,165 career runsPETEAAcross 59: Urban athlete's locale, in briefYMCAAAcross 60: Playwright who died on May 23, 1906HENRIK IBSENAAcross 64: N.Y.C. subwayIRTAAcross 65: "Lawrence of Arabia" starO'TOOLEAAcross 66: Broadway's Prof. 'igginsENRYAAcross 67: Stick in a parlorCUEAAcross 68: Home of 60-AcrossNORWAYAAcross 69: See 58-AcrossROSEAAcross 70: Suffix with auctionE'ERDDown 1: Sandwich introduced in 1968BIGMACDDown 2: Maker of Tater TotsOREIDADDown 3: Hilaire who wrote "The Bad Child's Book of Beasts"BELLOCDDown 4: "___, humbug!"BAHDDown 5: NeighborhoodsAREASDDown 6: One rectangle measureWIDTHDDown 7: CausedLEDTODDown 8: Joke or chokeGAGDDown 9: Angry, as an argumentHEATEDDDown 10: Eyes, poeticallyORBSDDown 11: Ornamental plant with fernlike foliageSILK TREEDDown 12: Menlo Park inits.TAEDDown 13: Camera type, familiarlySLRDDown 19: Tempe sch.ASUDDown 21: Casual gatheringKLATSCHDDown 25: PlunderLOOTDDown 26: Attended as an observerSATINDDown 28: Try, as a caseHEARDDown 29: Mind reading, for shortE.S.P.DDown 29: Mind reading, for shortESPDDown 32: Wife, in slangOLD LADYDDown 34: Moor plantHEATHDDown 35: BobbleERRDDown 36: Tummy musclesABSDDown 37: Wish to take backRUEDDown 39: Military list, quicklyMIASDDown 40: Property transferorASSIGNORDDown 41: Org. for Lt. ColumboLAPDDDown 42: Mid-sixth-century yearDLIDDown 45: The Scourge of GodATTILADDown 47: Stonelike abrasivePUMICEDDown 48: Pile upACCRUEDDown 49: Roller Derby entrantSKATERDDown 52: Prefix with centerEPIDDown 53: Big name in grillsWEBERDDown 54: "___ big deal"ITSNODDown 55: Lascivious looksLEERSDDown 57: In ___ (lined up)AROWDDown 60: SnookumsHONDDown 61: Ike's W.W. II commandETODDown 62: Critically importantKEYDDown 63: Bill ___, TV's Science GuyNYE