New York Times Answers - Friday, 25th June 2010

There are 34 across clues and 37 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 25th June 2010. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Bug detection devices?
AAcross 6:	Yemeni, for one
AAcross 10:	Red indication on a clock radio	AMPM
AAcross 14:	O. Henry, e.g.
AAcross 15:	Navigational reference points
AAcross 17:	Answer
AAcross 18:	Native Australian winds
AAcross 19:	Davy Jones or any other Monkee	TVIDOL
AAcross 20:	Relayed (to)	PASSEDOFF
AAcross 21:	Oiler or liner
AAcross 23:	Bowler alternative
AAcross 25:	Inhabitants of central African rain forests
AAcross 29:	Nary a soul	NOONE
AAcross 30:	Tun
AAcross 32:	Only actor to win a comedy and drama Emmy for the same character	ASNER
AAcross 33:	Drench
AAcross 34:	Abba hit of 1976	IDOIDOIDOIDOIDO
AAcross 36:	Yossarian's tentmate in "Catch-22"
AAcross 37:	Wooden or metal framework
AAcross 40:	Implements in a coffee shop
AAcross 43:	Lobbies, often
AAcross 44:	Less leisurely
AAcross 45:	Ballpark fare
AAcross 45:	Ballpark fare
AAcross 47:	Engaged, and then some
AAcross 51:	Shunned shellfish, say	ATEKOSHER
AAcross 55:	Aboard a 21-Across, maybe
AAcross 56:	You might get it at a nursery
AAcross 57:	"It Don't Come Easy" singer, 1971
AAcross 58:	Nautically equipped, in a way
AAcross 59:	Good place for a smoke
AAcross 60:	Incite
AAcross 61:	"Dawn of the ___ fingers ...": The Odyssey
AAcross 62:	Opposite of hatred
DDown 1:	Final section of T. S. Eliot's "The Waste Land"	PARTV
DDown 2:	Brand with the slogan "All Day Strong"
DDown 3:	Teen drivers?
DDown 4:	Geithner's predecessor at Treasury	PAULSON
DDown 5:	"Bird" with a flexible nose	SST
DDown 6:	"Crimes and Misdemeanors" actor, 1989	ALDA
DDown 7:	Gâteau des ___ (Mardi Gras dessert)	ROIS
DDown 8:	Kicks in
DDown 9:	Spawn
DDown 10:	Mythological thread-cutter
DDown 11:	Shower holder
DDown 12:	Sacrilegious types
DDown 13:	Freelance output: Abbr.	MSS
DDown 16:	Red Rock State Park location	SEDONA
DDown 20:	Spanish man's name that means "peaceful"	PLACIDO
DDown 22:	Just get (by)
DDown 24:	Can.'s Northwest ___	TERR
DDown 26:	Bribed	PAIDOFF
DDown 27:	George Sand title heroine	ISIDORA
DDown 28:	Some snowmobiles
DDown 30:	Dear	WORTHALOT
DDown 31:	Bellini opera set in the English Civil War	IPURITANI
DDown 33:	Short and disconnected: Abbr.	STAC
DDown 35:	Punctilious type, slangily	IDOTTER
DDown 38:	February 4th, to some?	SILENTR
DDown 39:	Accepted	SAIDOKTO
DDown 41:	Chick magnet?
DDown 42:	Slip
DDown 46:	Fetch
DDown 48:	"Same here"	ASAMI
DDown 49:	Birthstone for most Leos
DDown 50:	Be a slowpoke
DDown 52:	"I am," in Italy	SONO
DDown 53:	They might break up a plot
DDown 54:	Turning point?
DDown 56:	"Also, I almost forgot ...": Abbr.	PPS
DDown 57:	Doo-wop syllable