New York Times Answers - Monday, 26th October 2009

There are 38 across clues and 37 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Monday, 26th October 2009. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	John of colonial Jamestown	ROLFE
AAcross 6:	The first "A" in N.A.A.C.P.: Abbr.	ASSN
AAcross 10:	Bag
AAcross 14:	"Tosca," for one
AAcross 15:	"Get out of here, fly!"
AAcross 16:	Surrounding glow
AAcross 17:	Completely uses up, as a credit card, with "out"
AAcross 18:	Dana Scully's sci-fi partner	FOXMULDER
AAcross 20:	Prowling feline
AAcross 20:	Prowling feline
AAcross 22:	Nissan sedan	ALTIMA
AAcross 23:	Letter-shaped, threaded fastener	UBOLT
AAcross 24:	Washed-up person
AAcross 25:	Course in which to conjugate "amo, amas, amat ..."	LATINI
AAcross 27:	"We ___ please"	AIMTO
AAcross 28:	Dull pain
AAcross 29:	Autumn
AAcross 31:	When repeated, bygone newsboy's cry
AAcross 35:	Con's opposite
AAcross 36:	Mystery quality ... or what 18- and 55-Across and 3- and 32-Down have?	XFACTOR
AAcross 38:	Snakelike fish
AAcross 39:	H. Ross ___, candidate of 1992 and 1996	PEROT
AAcross 41:	Party giver
AAcross 42:	U.S. military vet	EXGI
AAcross 43:	Ancient Greek city with a mythical lion
AAcross 45:	Learn secondhand	HEAROF
AAcross 47:	Having insurance
AAcross 50:	Large, at Starbucks	VENTI
AAcross 51:	Twigs for baskets
AAcross 52:	"If I may ..."	PERMITME
AAcross 55:	Owner of the farm where Woodstock took place	MAXYASGUR
AAcross 57:	Contest submission
AAcross 58:	Writer James
AAcross 59:	Vases
AAcross 60:	Have the wheel of a car
AAcross 61:	Transmit
AAcross 62:	Jab between the ribs, say
AAcross 63:	Mob
DDown 1:	Capital of Italia
DDown 2:	Milky white gem
DDown 3:	"Superman" villain	LEXLUTHOR
DDown 4:	Something for nothing
DDown 5:	Start of a billboard catchphrase meaning "close to the highway"	EASYON
DDown 6:	Equally plump	ASFAT
DDown 7:	Photographed
DDown 8:	"Red" or "White" baseball team
DDown 9:	Courteous rejection to a woman	NOMAAM
DDown 10:	House style with a long pitched roof in back
DDown 11:	Actor Murphy of old westerns	AUDIE
DDown 12:	Middle of an Oreo
DDown 13:	Designer Donna	KARAN
DDown 19:	Coat named for an Irish province
DDown 21:	Steep drop-off
DDown 24:	Sword handles
DDown 25:	Northern Scandinavian
DDown 26:	Field unit
DDown 27:	It acquired Reynolds Metals in 2000	ALCOA
DDown 30:	Sighed with satisfaction
DDown 32:	Cowboy who sang the title song from "High Noon"	TEXRITTER
DDown 33:	___ Park (Queens neighborhood)
DDown 34:	A, in Arabic
DDown 36:	Nissan S.U.V.	XTERRA
DDown 37:	None of the above, on a survey
DDown 40:	Like two jacks in a deck of cards
DDown 42:	Take away from, as profits
DDown 44:	Goof
DDown 46:	Tangle up (in)
DDown 47:	Unconscious states
DDown 48:	Missouri river or Indian
DDown 49:	Reindeer teamed with Prancer
DDown 50:	Esther 8:9 is the longest one in the Bible
DDown 52:	Play a practical joke on, slangily
DDown 53:	Talking horse of '60s TV	MRED
DDown 54:	Brontë's Jane
DDown 56:	Miracle-___ (plant food)	GRO