New York Times Answers - Saturday, 23rd October 2010

There are 31 across clues and 37 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 23rd October 2010. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Couples' activity once considered scandalous
AAcross 9:	Tilting setting
AAcross 15:	Chicken's comment	IDARENOT
AAcross 16:	Track
AAcross 17:	"You're doing it all wrong!"	NONONONO
AAcross 18:	Green goof
AAcross 19:	Like a moonstone
AAcross 20:	Fealty swearers
AAcross 21:	Circus tent raiser?
AAcross 22:	Binding agent
AAcross 23:	Like overdramatic spoken-word versions of pop songs	SHATNERESQUE
AAcross 28:	Campaign creations
AAcross 31:	Not moved much
AAcross 32:	They're plopped down
AAcross 33:	Old New Zealand natives
AAcross 35:	Sends up
AAcross 37:	"___ Love - not me": Dickinson
AAcross 38:	"I'm gone"
AAcross 40:	Farmhands, at times
AAcross 42:	1969 Peace Prize grp.
AAcross 43:	Athlete stripped of a 1994 national title	TONYAHARDING
AAcross 46:	Something to get a round in
AAcross 47:	Side in a 1948 war	ARABS
AAcross 51:	Many of his subjects were kings	THEBARD
AAcross 53:	Activity requiring three walls
AAcross 55:	"84 Charing Cross Road" author Hanff	HELENE
AAcross 56:	Maximally kinky
AAcross 57:	Fendi rival	ARMANI
AAcross 58:	Lemony dessert	ANGELPIE
AAcross 59:	Conservative commentator Peggy	NOONAN
AAcross 60:	Place of discreet punishment
DDown 1:	Red lovers, perhaps
DDown 2:	Assume
DDown 3:	The Pineapple Island
DDown 4:	Chat room annoyances
DDown 5:	Climbers' goals
DDown 6:	Not excluded from
DDown 7:	Squat
DDown 8:	It's "tachin' up" in a 1964 song	GTO
DDown 9:	Cause of many a split
DDown 10:	Farm stirrer
DDown 11:	Like baboons' eyes
DDown 12:	Subject of the 2008 book "How to Break a Terrorist"	ALZARQAWI
DDown 13:	Toots
DDown 14:	Milk sources
DDown 20:	Like some shirts	VNECKED
DDown 22:	Part of Scotland's coat of arms
DDown 24:	Deposit box?
DDown 25:	How someone may try	TOOHARD
DDown 26:	Territory in Risk	URAL
DDown 27:	Shell alternative	ESSO
DDown 28:	Part of a Latin succession	AMAT
DDown 29:	Part of Mauritius's coat of arms
DDown 30:	Fire man?	SAINTELMO
DDown 34:	Lecithin source
DDown 36:	Guru's title
DDown 39:	Zebra zone
DDown 41:	Moved along slowly
DDown 44:	Above or below preceder
DDown 45:	Earnestly pursued things
DDown 48:	Letter resembling an ox's head
DDown 49:	"King Joe" composer	BASIE
DDown 50:	Positioned
DDown 51:	Part of a comparison
DDown 52:	Heart recipient, perhaps
DDown 53:	2007 Best Picture nominee with a mythological name
DDown 54:	Talos hurled huge stones at it
DDown 56:	Avian call