New York Times Answers - Wednesday, 11th May 2011

There are 35 across clues and 42 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 11th May 2011. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Pipe part
AAcross 5:	Babycakes
AAcross 9:	Paper orders
AAcross 14:	Leonardo of ___ (mathematician who wrote about the 33-Across)
AAcross 15:	Out of kilter
AAcross 16:	Have dinner at home
AAcross 17:	Food with a heart
AAcross 19:	Blue-collar worker
AAcross 20:	Popular online lectures about "ideas worth spreading"	TEDTALKS
AAcross 21:	Alvy's love interest in a Woody Allen film	ANNIE
AAcross 22:	Father-and-daughter boxers	ALIS
AAcross 23:	Pres., e.g.	LDR
AAcross 25:	___ Lingus	AER
AAcross 26:	Midsize Kia
AAcross 29:	Cephalopod known for its shell
AAcross 31:	"Now I see!"
AAcross 32:	"Both work for me"
AAcross 33:	Mathematical sequence related to a pattern found in a 17-, 29-, 42- or 58-Across, informally	FIBONACCISERIES
AAcross 40:	Sneeze producer
AAcross 41:	Cam button
AAcross 42:	Cochlea locale
AAcross 45:	Honolulu's ___ Palace	IOLANI
AAcross 48:	"___ man walks into a bar ..."	SOA
AAcross 49:	No. after a no.	EXT
AAcross 50:	Razor brand	ATRA
AAcross 51:	Sayings of Jesus
AAcross 53:	No longer able to shoot
AAcross 57:	Some waffles	EGGOS
AAcross 58:	Van Gogh subject
AAcross 59:	Link with	TIETO
AAcross 60:	Sauce that's made "Old World Style"	RAGU
AAcross 61:	Singer Bareilles with the 2007 top 10 hit "Love Song"	SARA
AAcross 62:	26-Across, e.g.
AAcross 63:	Yemeni port
AAcross 64:	Ship-to-ship communication
DDown 1:	Short row
DDown 2:	Ring around a rim
DDown 3:	Cornerstone abbr.	ESTD
DDown 4:	Tiki bar staple	MAITAI
DDown 5:	"The Black ___" (2006 film)
DDown 6:	They thought C-3PO was a god in "Return of the Jedi"	EWOKS
DDown 7:	Scroll storers
DDown 8:	Pumpernickel grain
DDown 9:	Badinage
DDown 10:	Merit
DDown 11:	Like much Schoenberg music
DDown 12:	Surroundings
DDown 13:	Mocking looks
DDown 18:	Pacify
DDown 23:	Homo sapiens, e.g.
DDown 24:	Stupidity syllables	DUHS
DDown 26:	Speaker of stupid syllables
DDown 27:	Greek letter associated with the 33-Across
DDown 28:	Web browser subwindow
DDown 29:	More pleasant
DDown 30:	Like oddly conjugated verbs: Abbr.	IRR
DDown 32:	Razzle-dazzle
DDown 34:	Unbarred, to a bard
DDown 35:	"Because I felt like it"	NOREASON
DDown 36:	"A Clockwork Orange" narrator	ALEX
DDown 37:	Glass behind a radio microphone
DDown 38:	Night of poetry
DDown 38:	Night of poetry
DDown 39:	Chem. or biol.	SCI
DDown 42:	They may start as sandbars
DDown 43:	Knuckle-head move?
DDown 44:	Pestered
DDown 45:	"You'll enjoy this"	ITSFUN
DDown 46:	Said aloud
DDown 47:	Old-time crooner Julius	LAROSA
DDown 50:	N.B.A. player/manager Danny	AINGE
DDown 52:	Itsy-bitsy bit
DDown 53:	Pair
DDown 54:	Sound of an air kiss	MWAH
DDown 55:	Architect Saarinen	EERO
DDown 56:	Heavy cart
DDown 58:	Miguel's Mrs.	SRA