New York Times Answers - Tuesday, 5th July 2011

There are 36 across clues and 41 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Tuesday, 5th July 2011. View the answers below..

Also try..
All New York Times Answers All Publications

The Answers

Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Grumpy expression
AAcross 6:	Dollop
AAcross 10:	Do a traditional Monday chore
AAcross 10:	Do a traditional Monday chore
AAcross 14:	Anthem's opener	OHSAY
AAcross 15:	Capitol ___
AAcross 16:	Winemaking province of Italy	ASTI
AAcross 17:	Warning about a chubby guy in some skimpy swimwear?	FULLSPEEDOAHEAD
AAcross 20:	Chief Theban deity
AAcross 21:	Many a four-wheel drive transport, for short	ATV
AAcross 22:	Religion, to the masses, per Marx
AAcross 23:	Condo, e.g.
AAcross 25:	"Wheel of Fortune" action
AAcross 26:	No-good, awful frozen waffle?	DIRTYROTTENEGGO
AAcross 33:	Have a life
AAcross 34:	First word of the Lord's Prayer
AAcross 35:	They may have "II" or "III" after their names
AAcross 36:	"A Woman Speaks" writer Anaïs	NIN
AAcross 37:	Villages
AAcross 39:	Lead pumper, in old slang
AAcross 40:	Meditation on a mat
AAcross 42:	She-sheep
AAcross 43:	Fern's seed
AAcross 45:	Icy winter greeting?	SNOWBALLINHELLO
AAcross 49:	"___ for the poor"
AAcross 50:	Ruhr road	BAHN
AAcross 51:	Former Polish capital
AAcross 54:	Part of H.R.H.
AAcross 55:	Right-hand person
AAcross 59:	Result of cleaning up some building toys?	NOLEGOTOSTANDON
AAcross 62:	Sign on a shop's door
AAcross 63:	One may be leading or supporting
AAcross 64:	Arctic, for one
AAcross 65:	Gen ___ (boomers' kids)	XERS
AAcross 66:	Custodian's ringful
AAcross 67:	Alternative to purchase
DDown 1:	Couch
DDown 2:	Bosom buddy
DDown 3:	Capital near Lillehammer
DDown 4:	Squirrels' stash
DDown 5:	Fleur-de-___	LYS
DDown 6:	Area in need of urban renewal
DDown 7:	Actor Schreiber	LIEV
DDown 8:	Like Mother Hubbard
DDown 9:	Filmed bits that don't make it on the air
DDown 10:	Lanai ladies
DDown 11:	Researching whales, say
DDown 12:	"A.S.A.P.!"
DDown 13:	Camouflage
DDown 18:	Au ___
DDown 19:	"... hear ___ drop"	APIN
DDown 24:	W.S.J. rival	NYT
DDown 25:	Bedazzle
DDown 26:	Patron saint of France	DENYS
DDown 27:	Zeus bound him to an eternally revolving wheel	IXION
DDown 28:	Fab Four name	RINGO
DDown 29:	Dry (off)
DDown 30:	Nikolai who wrote "Diary of a Madman"
DDown 31:	Bump on a tree
DDown 32:	Bone: Prefix	OSTEO
DDown 37:	Collaboration
DDown 38:	Temple University team
DDown 41:	Rouses
DDown 43:	"Quiet!"
DDown 44:	Sinners may do it
DDown 46:	E-journal
DDown 47:	Everglades birds
DDown 48:	Cartoonist Thomas
DDown 51:	Kentucky's Fort ___
DDown 52:	Hitchcock classic seemingly filmed in one continuous take
DDown 53:	DiMag, e.g., for his entire career	ALER
DDown 54:	"Monty Python and the ___ Grail"
DDown 56:	Notion
DDown 57:	"___ you're told!"	DOAS
DDown 58:	Cousin of -ette or -trix	ENNE
DDown 60:	Bathwater temperature tester
DDown 61:	"You've got mail" co.	AOL