New York Times Answers - Tuesday, 8th March 2011 There are 39 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Tuesday, 8th March 2011. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: "I trust him about ___ ..." (start of a leery person's statement)ASFARAAcross 6: Patio cookouts, for shortBBQSAAcross 10: "Get outta here!"SCATAAcross 14: Twilled fabricSERGEAAcross 15: Country's McEntireREBAAAcross 16: "And ... there you have it!"TADAAAcross 17: Neither sink nor swimTREADWATERAAcross 19: Quod ___ demonstrandumERATAAcross 20: Strongly disinclinedAVERSEAAcross 21: SoHo loft outputARTAAcross 22: Hourly payWAGEAAcross 23: Musician's assetEARAAcross 25: Tab grabberTREATERAAcross 27: Tapioca-yielding plantsCASSAVASAAcross 32: MiscalculateERRAAcross 33: "I smell ___!"ARATAAcross 34: Coup d'___ETATAAcross 36: Thrown inADDEDAAcross 40: Mumbai musicRAGAAAcross 41: ___ good example (shows the proper way)SETSAAAcross 43: Our planet, to a BerlinerERDEAAcross 44: One of a Disney septetDWARFAAcross 46: Do an usher's jobSEATAAcross 47: Herb used in sausagesSAGEAAcross 48: Lang. in which 43-Across is a wordGERAAcross 50: Racer on a stripDRAGSTERAAcross 52: Dinner-and-a-show venueCABARETAAcross 56: U-turn from NNWSSEAAcross 57: Arg. neighborBRAZAAcross 58: Squid's ink holderSACAAcross 60: Rip to shredsTATTERAAcross 65: Kathryn of "Law & Order: Criminal Intent"ERBEAAcross 66: Make worseEXACERBATEAAcross 68: KeisterREARAAcross 69: The half of the keyboard on which all of this puzzle's answers can be typedWESTAAcross 70: Trouble no endEAT ATAAcross 71: Cellos, violas, etc.: Abbr.STRSAAcross 72: Sp. missSRTAAAcross 73: Promgoer's buyDRESSDDown 1: Nick Charles's dogASTADDown 2: I.R.S. part: Abbr.SERVDDown 3: For the takingFREEDDown 4: Petri dish gelAGARDDown 5: It was parted in ExodusRED SEADDown 6: Garment with underwiresBRADDown 7: Test software releaseBETADDown 8: Cube-hopping character in a 1980s arcade gameQBERTDDown 9: "No Exit" playwrightSARTREDDown 10: Old TWA hireeSTEWARDESSDDown 11: Gemologist's weightCARATDDown 12: "Time is money," e.g.ADAGEDDown 13: Source of fries, slangilyTATERDDown 18: Boxers' movesWEAVESDDown 24: $25/hour and the likeRATESDDown 26: Mesozoic ___ERADDown 27: Check for ID, as at a barCARDDDown 28: Got ___ deal (was rooked)ARAWDDown 29: Epic taleSAGADDown 30: Astronomers ... or daydreamersSTARGAZERSDDown 31: Filled beyond fullSATEDDDown 35: Pre-1917 autocratsTSARSDDown 37: "Fiddlesticks!"DRATDDown 38: Nose outEDGEDDown 39: Animal on XING signsDEERDDown 42: Just one little biteATASTEDDown 45: In favor of, in dialectFERDDown 49: Stitches overRESEWSDDown 51: Got ready, with "up"GEAREDDDown 52: People with handlesCBERSDDown 53: Québec traffic signARRETDDown 54: Kid-lit elephantBABARDDown 55: Duty imposerTAXERDDown 59: Playbill listingCASTDDown 61: Way up a slopeT-BARDDown 62: ___ Modern (London gallery)TATEDDown 63: Airport guesses, for shortETASDDown 64: Soaks, as flaxRETSDDown 67: El-overseeing org.CTA