New York Times Answers - Monday, 2nd March 2009

There are 41 across clues and 41 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Monday, 2nd March 2009. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Spooky
AAcross 6:	Walk with heavy steps
AAcross 11:	College transcript no.
AAcross 14:	What a cowboy may use while saying "Giddyup!"
AAcross 15:	Course to breeze through	EASYA
AAcross 16:	Brit. resource for wordsmiths
AAcross 16:	Brit. resource for wordsmiths
AAcross 17:	Inspector Clouseau movie, with "The"	PINKPANTHER
AAcross 19:	Hi-fi supply	LPS
AAcross 20:	"If I Had a Hammer" singer Lopez	TRINI
AAcross 21:	Rye and whole wheat
AAcross 23:	Invent, as a phrase
AAcross 24:	TV host Philbin	REGIS
AAcross 27:	Stats for sluggers	RBIS
AAcross 29:	Air that makes you go [cough, cough]
AAcross 30:	Alert to danger
AAcross 31:	Martial arts actor Lee
AAcross 32:	Asian New Year
AAcross 33:	Draped Delhi dress
AAcross 34:	Start a Web session
AAcross 34:	Start a Web session
AAcross 35:	Poet Gelett Burgess wrote that he never saw one	PURPLECOW
AAcross 38:	Bitterly pungent
AAcross 41:	Gentle rise and fall of the voice
AAcross 42:	Ghost's cry
AAcross 45:	Plodding journeys
AAcross 46:	Emperor who fiddled around?
AAcross 47:	Like the models in a swimsuit issue
AAcross 48:	Pie à la ___
AAcross 49:	Patients, to doctors
AAcross 50:	What you might catch a tiger by, in a saying
AAcross 51:	Pull out
AAcross 53:	Antelope with a hump and twisted horns
AAcross 55:	"How was ___ know?"	ITO
AAcross 56:	Lewis Carroll character who's late	WHITERABBIT
AAcross 60:	Politico ___ Paul
AAcross 61:	Belly button
AAcross 62:	Public square
AAcross 63:	Unspecified amount
AAcross 64:	Take furtively
AAcross 65:	Rocker Bob with the Silver Bullet Band	SEGER
DDown 1:	Parapsychology subject, briefly
DDown 1:	Parapsychology subject, briefly
DDown 2:	Perfect example
DDown 3:	Go wild	RUNRIOT
DDown 4:	Annoying
DDown 5:	Jock's channel	ESPN
DDown 6:	Number of sides in a decagon
DDown 7:	Squealer
DDown 8:	Rubbish holder
DDown 8:	Rubbish holder
DDown 9:	Fort ___, Fla.	MYERS
DDown 10:	Cut, as expenses
DDown 11:	Edgar Allan Poe story, with "The"
DDown 12:	Its brands include Frito-Lay and Tropicana	PEPSICO
DDown 13:	Commercials
DDown 18:	Combat with fighter-bombers	AIRWAR
DDown 22:	Symbol by the phrase "You are here"
DDown 23:	Chicago's winter hrs.
DDown 25:	O.K. Corral gunslinger	EARP
DDown 26:	Decorative gratings
DDown 28:	One of 100 on the Hill: Abbr.
DDown 31:	Ink stain
DDown 33:	Soapy froth
DDown 35:	Cheapskate
DDown 36:	Yeats's homeland
DDown 37:	Ninth-inning relief pitcher
DDown 38:	Source of PIN money?
DDown 39:	Salad cube
DDown 40:	John Steinbeck book, with "The"	REDPONY
DDown 42:	Hacky Sack, basically
DDown 43:	Form rust, say
DDown 44:	Popeye's Olive ___	OYL
DDown 46:	Indigenous
DDown 47:	Sty : hogs :: ___ : horses
DDown 49:	George M. who composed "Over There"
DDown 52:	Holds the title to
DDown 54:	Swimmers' distances
DDown 55:	Money for the senior yrs.
DDown 57:	Afternoon social
DDown 58:	Antlered animal
DDown 59:	Black goo