New York Times Answers - Friday, 22nd July 2011

There are 36 across clues and 34 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 22nd July 2011. View the answers below..

Also try..
All New York Times Answers All Publications

The Answers

Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	California river, county or mountain
AAcross 7:	Vegas Strip hotel	MGMGRAND
AAcross 15:	Spirits
AAcross 16:	Redolent
AAcross 17:	"Well, perhaps ..."	IGUESS
AAcross 18:	Business card info	JOBTITLE
AAcross 19:	Waste of an election?
AAcross 20:	Cuts (down)
AAcross 21:	Persuade
AAcross 22:	"Look!," in Latin
AAcross 23:	Manipulate data
AAcross 24:	Championship game
AAcross 25:	___ moment
AAcross 26:	Peewee
AAcross 28:	2003 movie involving Christmas Eve robberies	BADSANTA
AAcross 30:	Come back again
AAcross 30:	Come back again
AAcross 34:	Depend upon, as a decision
AAcross 35:	It's signaled with a white flag	LASTLAP
AAcross 36:	Counterfeit
AAcross 37:	Peewee
AAcross 37:	Peewee
AAcross 38:	Co-writer of Michael Jackson's posthumous hit "This Is It"	PAULANKA
AAcross 40:	Pizza option
AAcross 41:	"Your Precious Love" duet singer Terrell	TAMMI
AAcross 44:	Charge
AAcross 45:	What you might be rushed to get out of?
AAcross 46:	Concerning	INRE
AAcross 47:	Colon, e.g.
AAcross 48:	___ Bird, daughter of L.B.J.	LYNDA
AAcross 49:	Natural
AAcross 51:	Office attachment
AAcross 52:	It often includes a colon
AAcross 53:	Select as a successor
AAcross 54:	R-rated element	SEXSCENE
AAcross 55:	Card table error
DDown 1:	Like deli meats
DDown 2:	Small diner location?
DDown 3:	Pool exhibitions
DDown 4:	It's blue in an old song
DDown 5:	Trash
DDown 6:	"___ Grammatica" (classic work on Latin)
DDown 7:	Island where Rafael Nadal was born
DDown 8:	Development
DDown 9:	Packs
DDown 10:	Setting for BBC reports, in brief
DDown 11:	Movie box set?	RAISINETS
DDown 12:	"Tuesday ___" (Count Basie tune)	ATTEN
DDown 13:	Nabisco brand	NILLA
DDown 14:	Big battery type	DCELL
DDown 20:	The "1" in 1/2, e.g.
DDown 23:	He wrote "All war is deception"	SUNTZU
DDown 24:	___ Bowl
DDown 26:	Umbrella holder, perhaps	MAITAI
DDown 27:	Family in John Grisham's "Skipping Christmas"	KRANKS
DDown 29:	Bargain hunters' events	SWAPMEETS
DDown 31:	Hassle-free fashion item	CLIPONTIE
DDown 32:	Gambling
DDown 33:	Filming process for multiple aspect ratios	OPENMATTE
DDown 35:	Second pope, following St. Peter	LINUS
DDown 37:	Procter & Gamble hair-care line	PANTENE
DDown 39:	Watch
DDown 41:	Patio pieces
DDown 42:	Style on Japanese screens
DDown 43:	"Fantastic" figure of children's lit	MRFOX
DDown 45:	James who invented the Dual Cyclone vacuum cleaner	DYSON
DDown 47:	Gambling aids
DDown 48:	Single
DDown 50:	D.M.V. issue	LIC
DDown 51:	Course objective