New York Times Answers - Thursday, 17th September 2009

There are 41 across clues and 35 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 17th September 2009. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Finishes, with "up"
AAcross 5:	Like most radios	AMFM
AAcross 9:	Jordan's only seaport
AAcross 14:	#13 in the Bronx, informally	AROD
AAcross 15:	Fair distance
AAcross 16:	Daybreak
AAcross 17:	Stage arches
AAcross 19:	Unsupported assurance
AAcross 20:	Mason's trough
AAcross 21:	Designer Cassini	OLEG
AAcross 22:	Very, informally
AAcross 23:	Noble family name in medieval Italy shared by two popes	ORSINI
AAcross 25:	Mischief
AAcross 27:	Shot
AAcross 30:	Mountain near Pelion
AAcross 31:	Considerably, in Cannes
AAcross 32:	U.K. neighbor
AAcross 33:	Stop, in Montréal
AAcross 35:	They're often served with caviar
AAcross 36:	19th of 24
AAcross 37:	Ais	THREETOEDSLOTHS
AAcross 40:	Place-kicker's aid
AAcross 41:	Tulip-growing center of Holland	LISSE
AAcross 42:	"Fish Magic" and "Viaducts Break Ranks"	KLEES
AAcross 43:	Suffer
AAcross 44:	More limited
AAcross 45:	Man ___	OWAR
AAcross 46:	They hook up IVs	RNS
AAcross 47:	9-Across native
AAcross 48:	Rounded out?
AAcross 51:	"___ time"
AAcross 52:	Construction piece	IBAR
AAcross 54:	"Uncle Tom's Cabin" girl	EVA
AAcross 55:	Westernmost of the major Hawaiian islands
AAcross 58:	Refractive
AAcross 60:	Volunteer's declaration	ILLGO
AAcross 61:	S.C. Johnson shaving gel
AAcross 62:	Future dr.'s exam	MCAT
AAcross 63:	Attach, as a ribbon
AAcross 64:	___-les-Moulineaux (Paris suburb)	ISSY
AAcross 65:	"Horrors!"	OHNO
DDown 1:	Massenet opera based on a Daudet novel	SAPHO
DDown 2:	Slip
DDown 3:	Ocas	WOODSORRELS
DDown 4:	1960s activist org.	SDS
DDown 5:	Renato's wife in Verdi's "Un Ballo in Maschera"
DDown 6:	Tram locale
DDown 7:	Moas	FLIGHTLESSBIRDS
DDown 8:	___ culpa	MEA
DDown 9:	Eri	ASSAMSILKWORM
DDown 10:	Landing place
DDown 11:	At all
DDown 12:	Clear, as tables
DDown 13:	Abbr. on a letter to a soldier
DDown 18:	Ara
DDown 22:	Small songbirds
DDown 24:	"Mm-hmm"	ISEE
DDown 26:	Take for ___	ARIDE
DDown 27:	Ers	BITTERVETCH
DDown 28:	Danish astronomer who followed Copernicus
DDown 29:	Children's doctor?	SEUSS
DDown 33:	Fragrance
DDown 34:	River through Köln
DDown 35:	___ nova	BOSSA
DDown 38:	Ziggurat features
DDown 39:	Slave in Buck's House of Hwang	OLAN
DDown 45:	Abbey Theater playwright
DDown 49:	Perrier rival	EVIAN
DDown 50:	Blade maker	XACTO
DDown 51:	Literary character who says "O, beware, my lord, of jealousy"
DDown 53:	Major leagues, slangily, with "the"
DDown 55:	Modelist's purchase
DDown 56:	World champion of 1964-67, 1974-78 and 1978-79
DDown 57:	Diminutive suffix
DDown 58:	J.F.K. Library architect
DDown 59:	"Yo te ___"	AMO