New York Times Answers - Thursday, 15th January 2009

There are 36 across clues and 41 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 15th January 2009. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Irish interjection
AAcross 8:	Part of some resort names: Abbr.	SPR
AAcross 11:	One way to get something down
AAcross 14:	The Black Stallion, e.g.
AAcross 15:	Paul Anka hit that made it to #19	ESOBESO
AAcross 17:	With 18-Across, "J'ai Deux Amours" singer	JOSEPHI
AAcross 18:	See 17-Across	NEBAKER
AAcross 19:	Whitish
AAcross 20:	Extended vacationers may take them
AAcross 21:	Goes back
AAcross 25:	Pulitzer-winning biographer Leon	EDEL
AAcross 26:	With 29-Across, tangerine	MANDARI
AAcross 29:	See 26-Across	NORANGE
AAcross 33:	Nickname preceder
AAcross 33:	Nickname preceder
AAcross 34:	"One Song Glory" musical
AAcross 36:	Rice pad
AAcross 37:	U.S.N. clerk: Abbr.	YEO
AAcross 38:	Burglary ... or a hint to 17/18-, 26/29-, 47/51- and 62/63-Across
AAcross 42:	Viral inflammation, informally
AAcross 43:	Sailor's saint	ELMO
AAcross 45:	Paradoxical fellow
AAcross 46:	12-time baseball All-Star	OTT
AAcross 47:	With 51-Across, wet-day wish	RAINRAI
AAcross 51:	See 47-Across	NGOAWAY
AAcross 53:	Crush
AAcross 54:	Literary pen name
AAcross 55:	Chinese chicken flavorers
AAcross 58:	Gracile
AAcross 62:	With 63-Across, temporary setback	STUMBLI
AAcross 63:	See 62-Across	NGBLOCK
AAcross 66:	Baby shower attendees, often	GALPALS
AAcross 67:	Can't-miss proposition	SUREBET
AAcross 68:	"Shame on you!"
AAcross 69:	Lush
AAcross 70:	Gets together
DDown 1:	Mexican peninsula	BAJA
DDown 2:	One taking a bow?
DDown 3:	Nasty wound
DDown 4:	Minded
DDown 5:	It may be written in stone
DDown 6:	Rallying cry?
DDown 7:	What causes Fred to be fired?
DDown 8:	Longtime breath freshener	SENSEN
DDown 9:	Fake
DDown 10:	Person holding things up?
DDown 11:	Chow alternative
DDown 12:	Play ___ (do some tennis)	ASET
DDown 13:	Rocky peaks
DDown 16:	"The ___ of Reading Gaol" (Wilde poem)
DDown 22:	Zinger
DDown 23:	Word before Rabbit or Fox
DDown 24:	Trig ratio
DDown 26:	Early film executive
DDown 27:	"The Jungle Book" wolf
DDown 28:	She renamed herself Mara, in Scripture
DDown 30:	Slangy negative
DDown 31:	Scacchi of "Presumed Innocent"	GRETA
DDown 32:	Drain
DDown 35:	Looney Tunes nickname	TAZ
DDown 39:	Grasps
DDown 40:	Actress Swenson of "Benson"
DDown 41:	Hiding place
DDown 44:	Cloverleaf component	ONRAMP
DDown 48:	Relatives of cha-cha-chas
DDown 49:	Danny of "Ruby"	AIELLO
DDown 50:	Be emphatic
DDown 52:	Where shopping carts are pushed
DDown 55:	Mil. rank	SSGT
DDown 56:	Some guesses, for short
DDown 57:	Be ill-humored
DDown 59:	High balls?
DDown 60:	Summer cooler	ICEE
DDown 61:	Trading places: Abbr.	MKTS
DDown 63:	Code crackers' org.
DDown 64:	Bazooka, e.g.
DDown 65:	Word with sports or training