New York Times Answers - Wednesday, 13th July 2011

There are 32 across clues and 43 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 13th July 2011. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Start of a URL
AAcross 5:	Neon ___ (fish)
AAcross 10:	They're hooked behind the back
AAcross 14:	Two-dimensional extent
AAcross 15:	Suits
AAcross 16:	Stop
AAcross 17:	Large order of morning drinks?	JOESIXPACK
AAcross 19:	1970s-'80s group with a palindromic name
AAcross 20:	Interim ruling group
AAcross 21:	It helps a pitcher get a grip
AAcross 23:	Activity for a hyperactive barista?
AAcross 26:	Vegetables whose skins may be cooked and eaten separately
AAcross 30:	Gomer Pyle's girlfriend	LOUANN
AAcross 31:	It can be a major turnoff	EXITRAMP
AAcross 33:	English racing town	EPSOM
AAcross 38:	Bona fide
AAcross 39:	Connect with	TIEINTO
AAcross 41:	Subtle show of emotion in the eyes
AAcross 42:	Maud Adams, twice	BONDGIRL
AAcross 43:	Regulars, or what they'll have
AAcross 46:	Lend, informally
AAcross 47:	Interactive features of starbucks.com?	JAVAAPPLETS
AAcross 52:	Southern belle's cry of surprise	IDECLARE
AAcross 53:	Harasses, as a fraternity pledge
AAcross 58:	Times or Century
AAcross 59:	Classic Mike Myers "S.N.L." sketch ... or an apt title for this puzzle	COFFEETALK
AAcross 62:	Herr's wife
AAcross 63:	___ cologne	EAUDE
AAcross 64:	"You've Really Got a Hold ___" (1963 hit)	ONME
AAcross 65:	Cry of alarm
AAcross 66:	Tony Randall title role	DRLAO
AAcross 67:	Feline line
DDown 1:	Pilgrimage to Mecca
DDown 2:	Drop ___	TROU
DDown 3:	College freshman, typically
DDown 4:	Later than
DDown 5:	Stereotypical cowboy's nickname
DDown 5:	Stereotypical cowboy's nickname
DDown 6:	Button abbr. on a scientific calculator	EXP
DDown 7:	Is overcome by emotion, maybe	TEARSUP
DDown 8:	Dr Pepper alternative	RCCOLA
DDown 9:	Welcomes at the door	ASKSIN
DDown 10:	Hallucinogenic beverage
DDown 11:	Yeshiva instructor
DDown 12:	Composer Berg	ALBAN
DDown 13:	Legendary football coach Amos Alonzo ___	STAGG
DDown 18:	Words before and after "what"	IAM
DDown 22:	Hard up	INNEED
DDown 24:	___ Bator
DDown 25:	___ of the Rock (Jerusalem landmark)
DDown 26:	Burglar who really gets cracking?
DDown 27:	Jump with an extra half-turn
DDown 28:	It's bigger than a Nano
DDown 29:	"Set phasers to ___"
DDown 32:	Morning ___ (bathing, combing the hair, etc.)
DDown 34:	Napoleon and Snowball, in "Animal Farm"
DDown 35:	Do a little barbering
DDown 36:	Other: Sp.	OTRO
DDown 37:	Take off one's coat?
DDown 39:	Lacquered metalware
DDown 40:	The "I" of R.P.I.: Abbr.
DDown 42:	Portending evil
DDown 44:	Zoned (out)
DDown 45:	Rumpus
DDown 47:	Sec
DDown 48:	Have a thing for
DDown 49:	Susceptible to bribery
DDown 50:	Make a nuisance of oneself
DDown 51:	That miss
DDown 54:	The H, H or O in H2O
DDown 55:	Western writer Grey	ZANE
DDown 56:	Patron saint of sailors	ELMO
DDown 57:	Distort
DDown 60:	Govt. approver of new meds
DDown 61:	Fair-hiring abbr.	EEO