New York Times Answers - Tuesday, 3rd November 2009

There are 39 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Tuesday, 3rd November 2009. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	With 73-Across, former New York governor	MARIO
AAcross 6:	Enter unannounced, with "in"
AAcross 11:	Military mess workers, for short	KPS
AAcross 14:	Improve
AAcross 15:	Lucy's friend on "I Love Lucy"	ETHEL
AAcross 16:	W.W. II female
AAcross 17:	Gila woodpeckers nest in them
AAcross 18:	Layers of paint
AAcross 19:	___ crossroads	ATA
AAcross 20:	Start of a quote by 1-/73-Across	YOUCAMPAIGNIN
AAcross 23:	Rank below cpl.
AAcross 25:	Not talking
AAcross 26:	What Fred Ott did in the first movie to be copyrighted
AAcross 27:	Crème ___ crème	DELA
AAcross 29:	Astronaut's work environment, for short	ZEROG
AAcross 31:	Actress Turner
AAcross 32:	Put down, as an uprising
AAcross 34:	Not ___ eye in the house
AAcross 36:	Brits call it "the pond": Abbr.	ATL
AAcross 37:	Middle of the quote	POETRYYOU
AAcross 41:	"Gimme ___ ding!"
AAcross 44:	___ gin fizz
AAcross 45:	Fires
AAcross 49:	Memo starter	INRE
AAcross 51:	Win the World Series in four games, say
AAcross 54:	Perlman of "Cheers"
AAcross 55:	Sign painter's help
AAcross 57:	Crosses (out)	XES
AAcross 59:	___ McMuffin
AAcross 60:	End of the quote	GOVERNINPROSE
AAcross 63:	Prefix with cycle or sex
AAcross 64:	Ancient Aegean region
AAcross 65:	Surgeon's assistant
AAcross 68:	___ City (Las Vegas nickname)
AAcross 69:	Standing at attention
AAcross 70:	Trojan War epic
AAcross 71:	"___ Te Ching"
AAcross 72:	Drawer holders
AAcross 73:	See 1-Across	CUOMO
DDown 1:	Start of many a Scottish family name
DDown 2:	Flu fighters: Abbr.
DDown 3:	One of the three green R's
DDown 4:	Call ___ question
DDown 5:	Hatred
DDown 6:	Turned out
DDown 7:	Basic building block
DDown 8:	Gershwin composed one "in blue"
DDown 9:	Blow one's top	GETANGRY
DDown 10:	Elmer the Bull's mate	ELSIE
DDown 11:	December celebration
DDown 12:	"Beware the fury of a ___ man": John Dryden
DDown 13:	Iran-Contra, e.g.
DDown 21:	Slangy response to "Why?"
DDown 22:	Hair goop
DDown 23:	Instantly, for short	PDQ
DDown 24:	Fire: Fr.
DDown 28:	Matterhorn, e.g.
DDown 30:	___ show (carnival attraction)
DDown 33:	Part of U.C.L.A.
DDown 35:	Casual greetings
DDown 38:	"Hamlet" setting	ELSINORE
DDown 39:	Water-skiers' holds
DDown 40:	Former Mideast inits.	UAR
DDown 41:	Emotion conveyed by wrinkling one's nose
DDown 42:	Willa Cather's "My ___"	ANTONIA
DDown 43:	Golfer Lee
DDown 46:	"Toodle-oo!"
DDown 47:	Unit of gunpowder
DDown 48:	Slump
DDown 50:	Cincinnati-to-Pittsburgh dir.
DDown 52:	Ones living abroad
DDown 53:	Each
DDown 56:	"I can't remember if I ___" ("American Pie" lyric)
DDown 58:	___ the Hedgehog (video game)
DDown 61:	Paper cut, e.g.
DDown 62:	Navigator on the Enterprise
DDown 66:	Uncle ___
DDown 67:	Old Tokyo