New York Times Answers - Saturday, 10th October 2009

There are 34 across clues and 37 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 10th October 2009. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Is an accessory for
AAcross 6:	Ghost, e.g.
AAcross 6:	Ghost, e.g.
AAcross 14:	Redness remover	VISINE
AAcross 16:	Tough
AAcross 17:	Kind of statue or status
AAcross 18:	Close
AAcross 19:	Slangy pronoun
AAcross 20:	It means too much to a maestro
AAcross 22:	"None shall slumber ___ sleep": Isaiah 5:27
AAcross 23:	Admission of sorts
AAcross 25:	It's around a yard around Buckingham Palace
AAcross 27:	Bust of Pallas, to Poe's raven
AAcross 28:	Some mouths
AAcross 30:	"___ the Viking," 1989 film starring Tim Robbins	ERIK
AAcross 31:	Revolutionary dance move?
AAcross 34:	Actor Efron of "High School Musical"	ZAC
AAcross 35:	Service aces?
AAcross 36:	Part of it is often in the clouds
AAcross 38:	"I'm listening, bro"	LAYITONME
AAcross 40:	It might follow a 31-Across
AAcross 41:	Release with a pop
AAcross 42:	Where locks are changed?
AAcross 43:	Graffiti, say
AAcross 46:	Tony winner between "Avenue Q" and "Jersey Boys"	SPAMALOT
AAcross 48:	Time, in Torino
AAcross 49:	Barely bites	NIPSAT
AAcross 50:	They can take the pressure: Abbr.	RNS
AAcross 52:	Real
AAcross 55:	Comment from the clueless	NOIDEA
AAcross 57:	"This looks like the end for me!"	IMAGONER
AAcross 58:	Like the best bet
AAcross 59:	Excuse for a teacher	LATEPASS
AAcross 60:	Not drawn out
DDown 1:	Keen
DDown 2:	Like Japan's national diet
DDown 3:	Dark matter?
DDown 4:	Spice holder
DDown 5:	Tell
DDown 6:	Ones who are too big for their britches
DDown 7:	Willy Wonka's work force	OOMPALOOMPAS
DDown 8:	QB Tony	ROMO
DDown 9:	Sixth-century year	DLI
DDown 10:	It's played with two hands
DDown 11:	One making the cut?
DDown 12:	Reeve's charge
DDown 13:	Between, to Batista	ENTRE
DDown 15:	Shade for shades
DDown 21:	What the Constitution is called
DDown 24:	Comic strip outburst	ACK
DDown 25:	Fannie ___ (some securities)
DDown 26:	Ending for a record
DDown 27:	Candy acquired while holding one's chin up?	PEZ
DDown 29:	Often-carried thing
DDown 31:	Congratulates, in a way
DDown 32:	Hard thing to pull off
DDown 33:	Officer who was still hunting in the 1920s-'30s	ELIOTNESS
DDown 35:	Basting aids
DDown 37:	With 40-Down, friend you may have never met
DDown 39:	Good laugh
DDown 40:	See 37-Down
DDown 42:	Opted not to play	SATOUT
DDown 43:	Shell alternative	MOBIL
DDown 44:	Range attraction
DDown 45:	Charged	RANAT
DDown 47:	Staffs
DDown 49:	Noël Coward title woman "from Argentina"
DDown 51:	Be enough for
DDown 53:	It might be checked at the door
DDown 54:	Many a metrosexual
DDown 56:	Really ruffle