New York Times Answers - Tuesday, 13th October 2009 There are 39 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Tuesday, 13th October 2009. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Pop music's Cass Elliot and Michelle PhillipsMAMASAAcross 6: Wander aimlessly (about)GADAAcross 9: ___ AmericaMISSAAcross 9: ___ AmericaMISS.AAcross 13: Frigidaire competitorAMANAAAcross 14: Debuts on the N.Y.S.E.IPOSAAcross 16: Court recordsACTAAAcross 17: Member of Sherwood Forest's "merry band"LITTLE JOHNAAcross 19: ExistingREALAAcross 20: First pro team to play on artificial turfASTROSAAcross 21: Calif. barrio areaEASTLAAAcross 23: Pale as a ghostASHYAAcross 25: Company stationeryLETTERHEADAAcross 27: ___ Na NaSHAAAcross 28: Old console using Game Paks, brieflyNESAAcross 29: Scrap for SpotORTAAcross 30: Turkish titleAGAAAcross 31: Antique shop itemCURIOAAcross 33: HumiliateABASEAAcross 35: Prince Charles, beginning in 1952HEIRTOTHETHRONEAAcross 41: Blackmailer's evidenceTAPESAAcross 42: Heavenly hunterORIONAAcross 43: One signatory to NaftaU.S.A.AAcross 43: One signatory to NaftaUSAAAcross 46: Belmont Park actionBETAAcross 47: Moon jumper of rhymeCOWAAcross 49: Claiborne of fashionLIZAAcross 50: Cramped spot, slangilySARDINECANAAcross 53: Soil: PrefixAGROAAcross 54: Fire upEXCITEAAcross 55: Five Nations tribeONEIDAAAcross 57: Blacktop, e.g.ROADAAcross 58: Poker player's dream ... and a hint to the ends of 17-, 25-, 35- and 50-AcrossROYAL FLUSHAAcross 62: ___-European languagesINDOAAcross 63: "Judge Judy" figureSUERAAcross 64: Elzie ___, Popeye's creatorSEGARAAcross 65: Woad and anil, for twoDYESAAcross 66: Take a shotTRYAAcross 67: Snacks often eaten inside outOREOSDDown 1: Prefix with ware or contentMALDDown 2: Bordeaux buddyAMIDDown 3: Seductive W.W. I spyMATA HARIDDown 4: Unable to sit stillANTSYDDown 5: Margarita go-withSALTDDown 6: Action figures for boysGIJOESDDown 7: Words after "deaf as" or "dumb as"APOSTDDown 8: Cry accompanying a head slapDOHDDown 9: Cattail's localeMARSHDDown 10: Summer refresherICE TEADDown 11: "Hogan's Heroes" settingSTALAGDDown 12: Brand used in 10-Down, maybeSALADADDown 15: Show contempt forSNEERATDDown 18: Writer ___ Stanley GardnerERLEDDown 22: Gallery eventARTSHOWDDown 23: "The Apostle" author SholemASCHDDown 24: Elisabeth of "Leaving Las Vegas"SHUEDDown 26: "Hamlet" soliloquy starterTOBEDDown 28: Opposite of everythingNOTABITDDown 32: N.Y.C.'s original subway lineIRTDDown 33: Sounds of reliefAHSDDown 34: Go astrayERRDDown 36: Just for ___OPENERSDDown 37: Place for a béretTETEDDown 38: Auto dashboard indicatorOILGAUGEDDown 39: Pinot ___NOIRDDown 40: Automaker FerrariENZODDown 43: Log-on nameUSERIDDDown 44: Dresden's stateSAXONYDDown 45: Skee-Ball siteARCADEDDown 47: One who sings to the copsCANARYDDown 48: Like Nash's lamaONELDDown 51: PranksDIDOSDDown 52: More coquettishCOYERDDown 53: Irene of a Sherlock Holmes storyADLERDDown 56: "In that case ..."IFSODDown 59: "Git!"OUTDDown 60: ___ Paulo, BrazilSAODDown 61: Four-baggers: Abbr.HRS