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New York Times Answers - Saturday, 16th April 2011

There are 38 across clues and 35 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 16th April 2011. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Statement of resignation
AAcross 5: Slave-making ants steal them
AAcross 10: 507s of the '50s, e.g.BMWS
AAcross 14: Marketable securities, e.g.CASHASSETS
AAcross 16: Only hypothetical
AAcross 17: "No way!"THATSIMPOSSIBLE
AAcross 19: Headgear for medieval soldiers
AAcross 20: Foot massager?
AAcross 21: Elvis's "___ Lost You"IVE
AAcross 22: ___ priceATA
AAcross 23: Coverage provider named after a smokerAETNA
AAcross 24: Was up
AAcross 25: Inits. associated with the old theme park Heritage USAPTL
AAcross 26: TiVo or ReplayTVDVR
AAcross 27: Rear's rear?
AAcross 29: Part of une phrase
AAcross 30: The Bionic Woman's first nameJAIME
AAcross 32: Ben Jonson title womanCELIA
AAcross 34: "Is this thing on?"AREYOULISTENING
AAcross 37: They're often pickled
AAcross 38: Side against
AAcross 39: Cell occupant
AAcross 40: Word with face or hand
AAcross 42: Ranch handle
AAcross 42: Ranch handle
AAcross 43: Educ. higher-ups?SRS
AAcross 44: Distinction, briefly
AAcross 45: Puerto Rico's Museum City
AAcross 47: Org. concerned with the correct approach
AAcross 48: Ruling official
AAcross 49: One breaking new ground?
AAcross 50: Kids in Kilmarnock
AAcross 53: "Guilty or not?"WHATSTHEVERDICT
AAcross 56: Stomach
AAcross 57: 1977 cult film with the tagline "Where your nightmares end ..."ERASERHEAD
AAcross 58: Anne Frank's father
AAcross 59: Part of a whispering campaign
AAcross 60: "The stroke of death ___ a lover's pinch": CleopatraISAS
DDown 1: Exitus ___ probat (the end justifies the means)
DDown 2: Player of a big yellow catLAHR
DDown 3: Actually
DDown 4: Where Yiddish was once spoken
DDown 5: Fraternity characters
DDown 6: Lance cpl.'s grp.USM
DDown 7: Zingy cupcake fillingPEPPERMINTCREAM
DDown 8: On ___ (bingeing)ATOOT
DDown 9: Certain Judean
DDown 10: Performing rights org.
DDown 11: Novel ideas for rural areas?MOBILELIBRARIES
DDown 12: 51-Down hoops champs of 1989
DDown 13: Part of Paul Revere's Boston statue
DDown 15: 1930s film star with notable facial hairASTA
DDown 18: Positions
DDown 23: 1954 A.L. batting champ BobbyAVILA
DDown 25: Buster Keaton trademark
DDown 26: Family tree abbr.DAU
DDown 28: Remote spot?
DDown 29: He married He
DDown 30: Brooklyn's St. ___ College
DDown 31: Name on Intuition perfume boxesESTEE
DDown 33: Match.com datum
DDown 35: Twaddle
DDown 36: Things shown before shows, informally
DDown 41: Noisy fan
DDown 43: Didn't just waveSAIDHI
DDown 44: "Torchwood" was spun off from itDRWHO
DDown 46: Chief Indian, once
DDown 47: "The Red Skelton Show" regularFARR
DDown 50: Lone Star, e.g.
DDown 51: See 12-DownNCAA
DDown 52: Regular set: Abbr.STDS
DDown 54: Decision letters
DDown 55: Brandy lettersVSO
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