New York Times Answers - Wednesday, 14th October 2009

There are 35 across clues and 44 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 14th October 2009. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Gallows-shaped letter
AAcross 6:	1975 musical with the song "Believe in Yourself," with "The"
AAcross 9:	Perle who inspired "Call Me Madam"	MESTA
AAcross 14:	Not native
AAcross 15:	Stand buy
AAcross 16:	Sing the praises of
AAcross 17:	Attacked	RANAT
AAcross 18:	The Caribbean, for one
AAcross 19:	Alternative to Rover or Rex
AAcross 20:	-	BRITISHALEHOUSE
AAcross 23:	Wriggly fish
AAcross 24:	Wise old Greek
AAcross 25:	-
AAcross 30:	Subject of some tables
AAcross 31:	Cook's wear
AAcross 32:	"Now I get it!"
AAcross 33:	Essence of a person, one might say
AAcross 36:	What this puzzle's four missing clues spell, in order	PUBLICEDUCATION
AAcross 41:	Slalom section
AAcross 42:	"Frasier" role	ROZ
AAcross 43:	Inflicted upon	DIDTO
AAcross 44:	Analgesic's target
AAcross 46:	-	OLDCOIN
AAcross 48:	Teeming
AAcross 51:	Atom ___, 1960s cartoon superhero
AAcross 52:	-	CHARGEDPARTICLE
AAcross 59:	Hazardous
AAcross 60:	Tease mercilessly, with "on"
AAcross 61:	Sign up
AAcross 62:	"___ inside" (slogan)
AAcross 63:	Sculpting medium
AAcross 64:	Desolate
AAcross 65:	Plow man
AAcross 66:	In accordance with
AAcross 67:	Fillers of library shelves
DDown 1:	Duds
DDown 2:	Banned apple spray
DDown 3:	Dress not for the self-conscious
DDown 4:	Butcher's stock
DDown 5:	Non-pro?
DDown 6:	Bathes
DDown 7:	Standard of perfection
DDown 8:	Passion
DDown 9:	Became engaged
DDown 10:	Blow the whistle on
DDown 11:	Thickset
DDown 12:	Trunk
DDown 13:	Shorten the sleeves on, e.g.
DDown 21:	Get an eyeful
DDown 22:	Univac's predecessor
DDown 25:	Massachusetts getaway, with "the"
DDown 26:	Piece of music
DDown 27:	Scepter toppers
DDown 28:	"My mama done ___ me"	TOL
DDown 29:	Italian diminutive ending	INI
DDown 30:	Tue. plus two	THU
DDown 32:	Wood-smoothing tool
DDown 33:	Founder and first queen of Carthage
DDown 34:	Reply to the Little Red Hen	NOTI
DDown 35:	In a bit
DDown 35:	In a bit
DDown 37:	Arrestable offense
DDown 38:	Endless years
DDown 39:	What summers do
DDown 40:	Nervous mannerism
DDown 44:	Sarah Jessica of "Sex and the City"
DDown 45:	Tartan pattern
DDown 46:	Wild ass
DDown 47:	Paper size: Abbr.	LTR
DDown 48:	Biting
DDown 49:	Perform very well
DDown 50:	Coffee grounds and orange peels, typically
DDown 51:	On the double
DDown 53:	Tap trouble
DDown 54:	Dry run
DDown 55:	Sondheim's "___ the Woods"
DDown 56:	Fill by force
DDown 57:	Washington chopping down the cherry tree, e.g.
DDown 58:	Part of B.P.O.E.