New York Times Answers - Wednesday, 29th September 2010

There are 35 across clues and 43 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 29th September 2010. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Supply with more ammo, say
AAcross 1:	Supply with more ammo, say
AAcross 6:	Term of endearment
AAcross 10:	Bits of land in la Seine	ILES
AAcross 14:	2003 Sandler/Nicholson comedy	ANGERMANAGEMENT
AAcross 17:	1940 Crosby/Lamour/Hope film that was the first of a "travel" series	ROADTOSINGAPORE
AAcross 18:	Yalies	ELIS
AAcross 19:	Part of NATO: Abbr.	ORG
AAcross 20:	"Mad Men" extras
AAcross 21:	Conducted
AAcross 22:	Actor Bert	LAHR
AAcross 24:	Mystery writer Deighton	LEN
AAcross 25:	It may make a ewe turn
AAcross 27:	Big name in baseball cards	TOPPS
AAcross 30:	Starters
AAcross 33:	Gelatinous ingredient in desserts
AAcross 34:	First X or O, say
AAcross 37:	1971 film that was Cybill Shepherd's debut, with "The"	LASTPICTURESHOW
AAcross 41:	1954 Elia Kazan Oscar winner	ONTHEWATERFRONT
AAcross 42:	Bout stopper
AAcross 43:	Author Philip
AAcross 44:	Some razors	ATRAS
AAcross 45:	Ergo
AAcross 46:	Pugilists' grp.	WBA
AAcross 47:	Blood-typing syst.
AAcross 49:	Mystery writer Edward D. ___	HOCH
AAcross 51:	Ode title starter	TOA
AAcross 54:	World Cup chant	OLEOLE
AAcross 57:	Singer/actress Zadora
AAcross 58:	Lomond, e.g.
AAcross 59:	2008 film derived from Dr. Seuss	HORTONHEARSAWHO
AAcross 62:	1986 film for which Paul Newman won his only Oscar	THECOLOROFMONEY
AAcross 63:	Inauguration Day highlight
AAcross 64:	Proverbial heptad
AAcross 65:	Addicts
DDown 1:	Less well done
DDown 2:	___ Gay, historic plane displayed by the Smithsonian	ENOLA
DDown 3:	"Encore!"
DDown 4:	N.L. Central team
DDown 5:	"I pity the fool" speaker	MRT
DDown 6:	Mideast city whose name, coincidentally, is an anagram of ARABS
DDown 7:	1935 Marx Brothers romp	ANIGHTATTHEOPERA
DDown 8:	Proscribe
DDown 9:	Drives (on)
DDown 10:	Drives
DDown 11:	Sierra ___
DDown 12:	Bankrupt company in 2001-02 news	ENRON
DDown 13:	Fr. holy women	STES
DDown 15:	Lettuce or kale
DDown 16:	Corrode
DDown 23:	Ne'er-do-well
DDown 25:	Setting for candlelit romance
DDown 26:	Current unit
DDown 28:	Henry VIII's sixth
DDown 29:	Like some suburban homes
DDown 30:	Scads
DDown 31:	Go south
DDown 32:	"___ perpetua" (Idaho's motto)	ESTO
DDown 34:	Thursday's eponym
DDown 35:	College in New Rochelle, N.Y.	IONA
DDown 36:	100-lb. units	CWTS
DDown 38:	Triumphant cry	IWON
DDown 39:	Fisherman's 10-pounder, e.g.
DDown 40:	Mex. miss	SRTA
DDown 45:	The sauce
DDown 46:	Fisherman's spot
DDown 47:	Lei-person's greeting?
DDown 48:	Covering for la tête
DDown 50:	Pietro's ta-tas
DDown 51:	Olde ___ (historic area, quaintly)	TOWNE
DDown 52:	Orangish shade
DDown 53:	Shipboard cries	AHOYS
DDown 54:	"___ be in England ..."	OHTO
DDown 55:	Old card game with forfeits
DDown 56:	Photo blowups: Abbr.	ENLS
DDown 58:	Vientiane's country
DDown 60:	Implement in a Millet painting
DDown 61:	Dallas sch.	SMU