New York Times Answers - Thursday, 9th September 2010

There are 40 across clues and 38 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 9th September 2010. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Surrounded by
AAcross 5:	Work with singing Egyptians	AIDA
AAcross 9:	Lower septet of black squares in this grid, typographically
AAcross 14:	"Late Show" host, colloquially	DAVE
AAcross 15:	Crossed, say
AAcross 16:	Clear, as a windshield
AAcross 16:	Clear, as a windshield
AAcross 17:	Three scruples
AAcross 18:	Higher septet of black squares in this grid, typographically	CAPITALELL
AAcross 20:	Bone on the pinkie side
AAcross 21:	Be mousy?
AAcross 22:	Actor Wheaton	WIL
AAcross 23:	McCarthy associate Roy
AAcross 24:	Fancy duds
AAcross 25:	Hat worn in "Casablanca"
AAcross 26:	Octet of black squares in the middle of this grid, typographically	TWODASHES
AAcross 30:	Intrinsically
AAcross 30:	Intrinsically
AAcross 31:	React to something striking?	SEESTARS
AAcross 32:	Salon solutions
AAcross 33:	Green lights	OKS
AAcross 34:	Groan trigger
AAcross 35:	Much-read book of 150 poems
AAcross 39:	Containers on desks	PENCASES
AAcross 44:	Units of chains x furlongs
AAcross 45:	Nonet of black squares in this grid, typographically	SLASHMARK
AAcross 46:	Miss, south of the border: Abbr.	SRTA
AAcross 47:	Bearded beast
AAcross 48:	Hothouse plant
AAcross 49:	Word before and after "yes"
AAcross 50:	Bouquets
AAcross 53:	Stun, in a way	TASE
AAcross 54:	Higher pair of black squares in this grid, typographically
AAcross 56:	Skip
AAcross 57:	"Work ___" (Beyoncé song)	ITOUT
AAcross 58:	Enthusiasm
AAcross 59:	Rend
AAcross 60:	Lower pair of black squares in this grid, typographically
AAcross 61:	Greek god who figures in an annual holiday
AAcross 62:	River to the North Sea	YSER
DDown 1:	Brings together, as two parts of the body
DDown 2:	"Shakespeare in Love" role
DDown 3:	Arthur Sullivan opera	IVANHOE
DDown 4:	Calls for
DDown 5:	Fundamentals
DDown 5:	Fundamentals
DDown 6:	Modern locale of ancient Ur
DDown 7:	Delegates
DDown 8:	Versailles valedictions
DDown 9:	Wounded Knee's locale: Abbr.	SDAK
DDown 10:	Lithe swimmer
DDown 11:	Watching people
DDown 12:	Sun block?
DDown 13:	Nervous ___
DDown 19:	Duty
DDown 25:	"Toy Story 3" character
DDown 25:	"Toy Story 3" character
DDown 27:	Electron-swathed nuclei
DDown 28:	Competitor of Bloomie's	SAKS
DDown 29:	First periods in H.S., often	HRS
DDown 30:	Pilfer
DDown 32:	Musical scales, e.g.
DDown 34:	It may be split at a restaurant
DDown 35:	New Jersey city, river or county	PASSAIC
DDown 36:	Classic pencil brand	SCRIPTO
DDown 37:	It has drawers at school	ARTROOM
DDown 38:	Michele of "Glee"
DDown 39:	More well-fed, say
DDown 40:	Expressive of 61-Across, e.g.
DDown 41:	They often hang around delis
DDown 42:	Wearing
DDown 43:	Outdoor summer pest, slangily
DDown 45:	Siesta, say
DDown 47:	[This is frustrating!]	GRR
DDown 50:	"___ girl!"	ATTA
DDown 51:	"Got it," jocularly	AHSO
DDown 52:	Math items represented using { and }
DDown 55:	Math item represented using a plus or a sigma