New York Times Answers - Friday, 21st July 2006 There are 37 across clues and 36 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 21st July 2006. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Gut feelingSTOMACH ACHEAAcross 1: Gut feelingSTOMACHACHEAAcross 12: Landmark Paris church La ___-ChapelleSTEAAcross 15: Popular game on TVTEXASHOLDEMAAcross 16: #4 for BostonORRAAcross 17: Burned upINCINERATEDAAcross 18: Was fast ... or wasn't fastRANAAcross 19: Cipher org.NSAAAcross 20: Bowmen's implementsOARSAAcross 21: Computer character setASCIIAAcross 23: It's sickeningGERMAAcross 25: Polynesian carvingTIKIAAcross 27: DioramaSCENEAAcross 28: Misses in Spain: Abbr.SRTASAAcross 30: Long shotDARK HORSEAAcross 32: Talk over?DUBAAcross 34: Family tree wordNEEAAcross 35: Casting needREELAAcross 36: Opposite of downGLEEFULAAcross 40: Leaves aloneDESERTSAAcross 42: A ChaplinOONAAAcross 43: TeaseRAGAAcross 45: NipperPUPAAcross 46: Movie producer?DVDBURNERAAcross 49: ___ SecretaryMADAMAAcross 53: Bob in the Rock and Roll Hall of FameSEGERAAcross 54: Hardly Mr. PersonalityDRIPAAcross 56: Movie character whose first name is JuliusDRNOAAcross 57: Welcome, in a phraseGRATAAAcross 58: G.M. and G.E.MFRSAAcross 60: Rubber-stampsOKSAAcross 61: Computing-Tabulating-Recording Co., todayIBMAAcross 62: "Pink Cadillac" singer, 1988NATALIECOLEAAcross 66: "This is a Montague, our ___": "Romeo and Juliet"FOEAAcross 67: Like what a person likesUPONESALLEYAAcross 68: Country singer England and othersTYSAAcross 69: Parts of medical checkupsSTRESSTESTSDDown 1: SmartsSTINGSDDown 2: Wound tighterTENSERDDown 3: Rural vehicleOXCARTDDown 4: ___ taiMAIDDown 5: Come ___ surpriseASNODDown 6: SwindlerCHEATDDown 7: DreadfulHORRIDDDown 8: Like a lot of the U.S. oil reservesALASKANDDown 9: Chicago setting: Abbr.CDTDDown 10: Laugh soundHEEDDown 11: Frequent feature of Emily Dickinson poetryEMDASHDDown 12: One who might win a spelling competitionSORCERERDDown 13: Christmas tree circler, perhapsTRAIN SETDDown 14: Two-time U.S. Open championERNIEELSDDown 22: Boxed game equipmentSCOREPADDDown 24: Entered the pool?MADEABETDDown 26: Burned upIREDDDown 29: -ed, e.g.: Abbr.SUFDDown 31: Stay freshKEEPDDown 33: Vice president who graduated from Princeton at 16BURRDDown 36: Part of an egotist's self-descriptionGODSGIFTDDown 37: RomanticLOVERBOYDDown 38: They may produce checksENDGAMESDDown 39: Set downLANDDDown 41: Bottom lineSUMDDown 44: MaterialGERMANEDDown 47: William Herschel discovery of 1781URANUSDDown 48: Magazine holdersRIFLESDDown 50: Shows excitement (over)DROOLSDDown 51: Band on foot?ANKLETDDown 52: WandersMOSEYSDDown 55: BluenosePRISSDDown 59: Broadway "score"SEATDDown 63: QuickAPTDDown 64: Rocky peakTORDDown 65: A.L. Central team, on a scoreboardCLE