New York Times Answers - Tuesday, 24th February 2009 There are 37 across clues and 44 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Tuesday, 24th February 2009. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Birthstone for most ScorpiosTOPAZAAcross 6: Sir's complementMA'AMAAcross 10: Insignificant typeTWERPAAcross 15: Friend in a sombreroAMIGOAAcross 16: 1970s-'80s DodgeOMNIAAcross 17: Ancient region with an architectural style named after itIONIAAAcross 18: Root of all Romance languagesLATINAAcross 19: Margin to maneuverWIGGLE ROOMAAcross 21: Strain to see over the topCRANEONESNECKAAcross 23: [That makes me a little angry]GRRAAcross 24: Hammer or tongsTOOLAAcross 25: Pants halfLEGAAcross 28: G.P.S. offeringMAPAAcross 31: River of HadesSTYXAAcross 34: Honeymooners' destinationNIAGARAAAcross 36: Social finishes?ITESAAcross 38: BumHOBOAAcross 40: City God destroyed with fire and brimstoneSODOMAAcross 41: Eat humble pieSWALLOWONESPRIDEAAcross 45: Company newbieHIREEAAcross 46: Classic JagsXKESAAcross 47: One's equalPEERAAcross 48: "That's it for now!"ALLDONEAAcross 51: Hard throws to first base, sayPEGSAAcross 53: Sound of bacon fryingSSSAAcross 54: Perform, as one's tradePLYAAcross 55: Real pillPESTAAcross 57: Line on a receiptTAXAAcross 59: Be a street peddlerHAWKONESWARESAAcross 65: Toothless enemyPAPER TIGERAAcross 68: Terse bridge bidONENOAAcross 69: Norwegian coast featureFJORDAAcross 70: Street that may be a U.S. highwayMAINAAcross 71: Milk dispenserUDDERAAcross 72: Mafia donsCAPOSAAcross 73: Capital on a 69-AcrossOSLOAAcross 74: "Here's to ...," e.g.TOASTDDown 1: 1 on the Mohs scaleTALCDDown 2: Five-star BradleyOMARDDown 3: Hummus scooper-upperPITADDown 4: Cause of some wrinklesAGINGDDown 5: Land-use regulatorsZONERSDDown 6: Like golf greens, frequentlyMOWNDDown 7: Friend who's françaiseAMIEDDown 8: Unfocused dreadANGSTDDown 9: Filet ___MIGNONDDown 10: Haberdashery accessoryTIECLASPDDown 11: Slacker's baneWORKDDown 12: Musician BrianENODDown 13: Carnival localeRIODDown 14: 1989 Bond girl BouvierPAMDDown 20: First in a string of 13 popesLEO IDDown 22: Big name in lawn productsORTHODDown 25: Part of L.P.G.A.LADIESDDown 26: Wears awayERODESDDown 27: Arcade fansGAMERSDDown 28: Fender bender, e.g.MISHAPDDown 29: Whenever your heart desiresAT WILLDDown 30: ___ whitePEARLYDDown 32: "Ouch!"YOWDDown 33: ___ 360XBOXDDown 35: Hiker's snackGORPDDown 37: Musher's carrierSLEDDDown 39: Preparing hash for G.I. Joe, sayONKPDDown 42: They're spotted in tall grassLEOPARDSDDown 43: Wide shoe specEEEDDown 44: U.S.M.C. noncomsSSGTSDDown 49: Politico GingrichNEWTDDown 50: One for whom Nome may be homeESKIMODDown 52: Walked to the doorSAWOUTDDown 56: Forum attireTOGASDDown 58: Tic-tac-toe alternativesXANDODDown 59: Key to the city recipient, maybeHERODDown 60: Singer SedakaNEILDDown 61: Professzor RubikERNODDown 62: Stigma borne by Hester PrynneREDADDown 63: Hydrocarbon suffixesENESDDown 64: TypeSORTDDown 65: Low-rank inits.PFCDDown 66: Steely Dan's stellar sellerAJADDown 67: Top 40 genrePOP