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New York Times Answers - Tuesday, 17th July 2007

There are 40 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Tuesday, 17th July 2007. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Rocker OcasekRIC
AAcross 4: "American Pie" beautyNADIA
AAcross 9: Window area
AAcross 13: Sufficient, old-style
AAcross 15: Walt Whitman's "___ the Body Electric"ISING
AAcross 16: Far from harbor
AAcross 17: *1942 film with the line "What makes saloonkeepers so snobbish?"
AAcross 19: Look inside?
AAcross 20: Prefix with mural
AAcross 21: Long-distance letters
AAcross 23: Commercials
AAcross 24: *Bench sharer
AAcross 28: One with fingers crossed
AAcross 30: Lead-in to while
AAcross 31: "Illmatic" rapper
AAcross 32: Like a clock that has hands
AAcross 34: Ensembles of eight
AAcross 37: You might crack one while playing
AAcross 38: Word before pool or park
AAcross 41: *Japanese grill
AAcross 43: "Get it?"
AAcross 44: "Me, Myself & ___," 2000 Jim Carrey filmIRENE
AAcross 46: Peter of "Goodbye, Mr. Chips"
AAcross 48: When Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr dueledATDAWN
AAcross 50: Goof
AAcross 51: Letters
AAcross 55: Actor MiloOSHEA
AAcross 56: *Underwater creature whose males give birth
AAcross 56: *Underwater creature whose males give birth
AAcross 58: "Finger-lickin' good" restaurantKFC
AAcross 59: Fort ___, N.J.
AAcross 61: Had dinner at homeATEIN
AAcross 62: Not at home
AAcross 64: How the answer to each of the nine starred clues repeatsATBOTHENDS
AAcross 68: Barely cooked
AAcross 69: Bor-r-ring voice
AAcross 70: Alternative to truth in a party game
AAcross 71: Uno + uno + uno
AAcross 72: The "S" in WASP
AAcross 73: "Help!"
DDown 1: Say, as a pledge
DDown 2: More ludicrous
DDown 3: Sportscaster BobCOSTAS
DDown 4: Nothing
DDown 5: Blind ___ batASA
DDown 6: Clamor
DDown 7: Old llama herder
DDown 8: Christie who created Hercule PoirotAGATHA
DDown 9: Instrument that wails
DDown 10: *They live on acres of Acre'sISRAELIS
DDown 11: *Rick Blaine in 17-Across, e.g.LEADROLE
DDown 12: Sets (down)
DDown 14: Start liking
DDown 18: "Kapow!"
DDown 22: Throat part
DDown 25: "Nay" sayer
DDown 26: Popular aerobic programTAEBO
DDown 27: *Many-acred homes
DDown 29: Bobby's wife on "Dallas"
DDown 33: "Well, that beats all!"
DDown 35: Bawled (out)
DDown 36: It might need to be settled
DDown 38: Secretive org.
DDown 39: *Classic Chinese military treatise, with "The"ARTOFWAR
DDown 40: *Fearful 1917-20 period
DDown 42: Bar mitzvah dance
DDown 45: Slangy denial
DDown 47: Hammed it up
DDown 49: River nymphs, in Greek myth
DDown 52: Basketball venues
DDown 53: San ___, ArgentinaISIDRO
DDown 54: Camera eyes
DDown 57: Derisive laugh
DDown 58: Mario ___, Nintendo racing game
DDown 60: More, in commercialeseXTRA
DDown 63: Verbal nod
DDown 65: Be a pugilist
DDown 66: Plastic ___ Band
DDown 67: Evening hour
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