New York Times Answers - Saturday, 7th November 2009

There are 38 across clues and 33 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 7th November 2009. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Peter who wrote "Underboss"
AAcross 5:	Squarely
AAcross 10:	Landlocked Muslim land
AAcross 14:	"Down ___" (1967 Janis Joplin song)	ONME
AAcross 15:	Cheyenne Kid portrayer	LARUE
AAcross 16:	Where Aldous Huxley taught George Orwell	ETON
AAcross 17:	"Little Diane" singer, 1962	DION
AAcross 18:	___ blue, color named after a first daughter	ALICE
AAcross 19:	Like some friends
AAcross 20:	"That's really cheap!"	ITSASTEAL
AAcross 22:	West Coast N.F.L.'er
AAcross 23:	Insubstantial
AAcross 24:	Appeal from a diplomat
AAcross 26:	Mississippi river named by La Salle
AAcross 27:	Local operation?
AAcross 28:	En ___ (by the rules: Fr.)	REGLE
AAcross 30:	Well-armed predators?
AAcross 31:	Sink
AAcross 34:	Base of a column
AAcross 35:	Lopsided
AAcross 36:	Flushed
AAcross 37:	As different as night and day, e.g.
AAcross 39:	The Who's "Live at ___," 1970 double-platinum album
AAcross 41:	Harem slave
AAcross 43:	A slew
AAcross 47:	Don Quixote type
AAcross 48:	Single shot
AAcross 49:	Flivver
AAcross 50:	Reluctantly accept	GIVEWAYTO
AAcross 52:	See 55-Across
AAcross 53:	World capital at the foot of Mount Vitosha
AAcross 54:	Remark from a draft dodger?
AAcross 55:	With 52-Across, lead female role in TV's "Peter Gunn"	EDIE
AAcross 56:	Dead ringer?
AAcross 57:	Wall-plastering material
AAcross 58:	Hubbub
AAcross 59:	Harmonize
AAcross 60:	It may be found near a drain
DDown 1:	Reshape
DDown 2:	Dancer in a suite	ANITRA
DDown 3:	"A Tale of Love and Darkness" author, 2003	AMOSOZ
DDown 4:	"Damn Yankees" chorister
DDown 5:	Dull blue-gray
DDown 6:	Cadaverous
DDown 7:	Strauss heroine from classical myth
DDown 8:	Cores
DDown 9:	"Oh, I don't know"
DDown 10:	Selfish	MEFIRST
DDown 11:	Not likely to go with the flow	ATANCHOR
DDown 12:	Despair	LOSEHOPE
DDown 13:	Doughty
DDown 21:	Low finish?
DDown 22:	"The Bungalow Mystery" solver	NANCYDREW
DDown 25:	English sculptor Henry
DDown 27:	1805 Napoleonic victory site	ULM
DDown 29:	Partygoer
DDown 31:	Hard-hit line drive
DDown 32:	The first complete navigation of the Amazon was in search of this
DDown 32:	The first complete navigation of the Amazon was in search of this
DDown 33:	Liqueur reputedly named for a noblewoman's chambermaid	TIAMARIA
DDown 35:	Baby
DDown 38:	Racket
DDown 39:	"Doctor Faustus" character
DDown 40:	Ready to move
DDown 42:	Chinese meditative practice
DDown 44:	Casting option
DDown 45:	Four-note chord
DDown 46:	Not at all fair
DDown 48:	Artist Rembrandt	PEALE
DDown 51:	Flagitious
DDown 53:	Music genre of the English Beat and the Specials