New York Times Answers - Wednesday, 28th January 2009

There are 37 across clues and 40 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 28th January 2009. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Level
AAcross 5:	Record store section
AAcross 9:	"Natch!"
AAcross 13:	Puzzlemaker Rubik	ERNO
AAcross 14:	Big name in briefs	HANES
AAcross 16:	Played for a cat's-paw
AAcross 17:	Robin Hood's love	MAIDMARIAN
AAcross 19:	Like some telegrams
AAcross 20:	Identified
AAcross 21:	Frolicking	ONASPREE
AAcross 23:	Blanc who voiced Porky Pig
AAcross 24:	One at the front desk, perhaps
AAcross 25:	Cheer up
AAcross 28:	Business letter abbr.	ENC
AAcross 29:	Relief map figs.
AAcross 30:	Some fund-raising orgs.	PTAS
AAcross 33:	Parade honoree, familiarly	STPAT
AAcross 37:	Ring around the collar?
AAcross 38:	Nail-biter, perhaps	TIEGAME
AAcross 40:	Billy Joel's "___ to Extremes"	IGO
AAcross 41:	Come to mind
AAcross 43:	It's handed down
AAcross 44:	Pueblo dweller
AAcross 45:	Catch in the act
AAcross 47:	Storefront shaders
AAcross 49:	Leader deposed in 1955	JUANPERON
AAcross 54:	Rescuer of Odysseus	INO
AAcross 55:	1960s role for Diana Rigg	EMMAPEEL
AAcross 56:	___ Palace (French president's home)	ELYSEE
AAcross 59:	Writer O'Flaherty	LIAM
AAcross 60:	Bearers of a phrase suggested by saying the starts of 17-, 24-, 38- and 49-Across	CHILDSTOYS
AAcross 62:	Kick back
AAcross 63:	Safe place
AAcross 64:	Specks in the Seine	ILES
AAcross 65:	Gave the nod	OKED
AAcross 66:	Test version
AAcross 67:	Thomas who wrote "Utopia"
DDown 1:	Fill-in
DDown 2:	"Dies ___"	IRAE
DDown 3:	Tough to figure out
DDown 4:	"Blue Moon" composer
DDown 5:	Roe source
DDown 6:	Galley need
DDown 7:	Men in blue
DDown 8:	Rimes of country music	LEANN
DDown 9:	Any character in Clue
DDown 10:	Take forcibly
DDown 11:	Zellweger of "Nurse Betty"	RENEE
DDown 12:	Neatening tool
DDown 15:	Plumber's tool
DDown 18:	Cheesy entree
DDown 22:	Pick up on
DDown 24:	Major chipmaker
DDown 25:	Symbol of goodness
DDown 26:	It may be D.C.	ELEC
DDown 27:	Prefix with center
DDown 31:	Way back when
DDown 32:	Wrap in a roll
DDown 34:	"Layla" has one	PIANOSOLO
DDown 35:	Totally wowed
DDown 36:	Deep-six
DDown 38:	"The Sound of Music" family name	TRAPP
DDown 39:	Copy cats?
DDown 42:	Like a ghostwriter
DDown 44:	Dickens lad	TINYTIM
DDown 46:	Nut producer
DDown 48:	Rock's Lofgren
DDown 49:	Molded fare
DDown 49:	Molded fare
DDown 50:	Eskimo boat
DDown 51:	Totally wow
DDown 52:	Dry out, in a way
DDown 53:	Place for pimiento
DDown 56:	Novelist Ferber	EDNA
DDown 57:	One who's "just looking"
DDown 58:	Latin 101 verb
DDown 61:	Rent out