New York Times Answers - Wednesday, 14th April 2010

There are 39 across clues and 40 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 14th April 2010. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Painter's primer
AAcross 6:	Mex. miss	SRTA
AAcross 10:	Big Apple neighborhood west of the East Village	NOHO
AAcross 14:	English novelist Canetti who wrote "Crowds and Power"	ELIAS
AAcross 15:	Thing to look under
AAcross 15:	Thing to look under
AAcross 16:	Privy to
AAcross 17:	Dear	NEARTOONESHEART
AAcross 20:	Actress Thompson
AAcross 21:	When la Tour Eiffel lights up	NUIT
AAcross 22:	Rock band with a lightning bolt in its logo	ACDC
AAcross 23:	What children should be, so the saying goes	SEENBUTNOTHEARD
AAcross 27:	Electees
AAcross 28:	Mount in the Bible
AAcross 29:	"___ the last rose of summer" (start of a Thomas Moore poem)
AAcross 30:	___ the day
AAcross 31:	Head out on the ranch?
AAcross 33:	Korean money
AAcross 34:	What Justin Timberlake's "bringin' back," in a song
AAcross 35:	Home of the Ivy League
AAcross 35:	Home of the Ivy League
AAcross 39:	Director Preminger
AAcross 42:	Palindromic exclamation
AAcross 43:	Many sand castle molds
AAcross 47:	Not con
AAcross 48:	Take to court
AAcross 49:	Carmaker whose name means "arise out of Asia"	KIA
AAcross 51:	___ Mustard
AAcross 52:	It's a relief in Athens	PARTHENONFRIEZE
AAcross 56:	Princess with a blaster	LEIA
AAcross 57:	"That's big news, dude!"
AAcross 58:	Sentence segment: Abbr.	PRED
AAcross 59:	Likely to change everything
AAcross 62:	Baseball's Moises	ALOU
AAcross 63:	Like lemonade sans sugar
AAcross 64:	Oscar-winning "Tootsie" actress
AAcross 65:	Cold war news source
AAcross 66:	Canine command
AAcross 67:	Comedian Wanda
DDown 1:	Book that spans 2,369 years
DDown 2:	Gold or silver, but not bronze
DDown 3:	Like the cats in "Lady and the Tramp"
DDown 4:	Clear kitchen wrap
DDown 5:	Sunrise direction in Berlin	OST
DDown 6:	Hoot and holler
DDown 7:	1998 De Niro film
DDown 8:	In direct competition
DDown 9:	Google moneymakers
DDown 10:	Lisa Simpson, to Patty or Selma
DDown 11:	How one might go bungee jumping	ONADARE
DDown 12:	Receptacle for Voldemort's soul in Harry Potter	HORCRUX
DDown 13:	Que. neighbor	ONT
DDown 18:	Burden
DDown 19:	Derisive laughs
DDown 24:	Prefix with -meter	BARO
DDown 25:	Fey of "30 Rock"	TINA
DDown 26:	Susan of "L.A. Law"
DDown 32:	Musician Brian	ENO
DDown 33:	"... that's ___!"
DDown 33:	"... that's ___!"
DDown 34:	Where to catch a bullet?: Abbr.	STA
DDown 36:	Player/preyer
DDown 37:	"And after that?"	THENWHAT
DDown 38:	Exchange jabs or gibes
DDown 39:	Right to left, e.g.: Abbr.	OPP
DDown 40:	Light refrain
DDown 41:	Stars in a ring
DDown 44:	Place to see a flying camel
DDown 45:	Drop down one's throat?
DDown 46:	Big busting tools
DDown 48:	Persian monarch
DDown 49:	Full of difficulties
DDown 50:	"___ first you ..."	IFAT
DDown 53:	"___ Andronicus"
DDown 54:	John who wrote "Appointment in Samarra"
DDown 55:	Start of an appeal	IPRAY
DDown 59:	Drop down one's throat
DDown 60:	Urban grid: Abbr.	STS
DDown 61:	Chi-town trains