New York Times Answers - Wednesday, 10th August 2011

There are 37 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 10th August 2011. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Coach Ewbank who led the Jets to a Super Bowl championship
AAcross 5:	Sturdy mountain climber?
AAcross 9:	English derby site	EPSOM
AAcross 14:	Pac-12 team	UCLA
AAcross 15:	Circular dance
AAcross 16:	Iroquoian people	MINGO
AAcross 17:	Place for a sweater?
AAcross 19:	Composer Stravinsky and others	IGORS
AAcross 20:	A Mexican might sleep under it
AAcross 21:	Totally wrong	ALLWET
AAcross 22:	"Peer Gynt" mother	ASE
AAcross 23:	La ___ Tar Pits	BREA
AAcross 24:	Sheets for scribbling	SCRAPPAPER
AAcross 29:	30- or 60-second spot	TVAD
AAcross 33:	Three, in Rome	TRE
AAcross 34:	Mideast moguls
AAcross 35:	Not just mislead	LIETO
AAcross 36:	Pocahontas's husband	ROLFE
AAcross 38:	Hogwash
AAcross 39:	When a right turn may be allowed	ONRED
AAcross 40:	"You have my word on it"	IWILL
AAcross 41:	Suitor
AAcross 43:	Certain fraternity man, informally	SIG
AAcross 44:	Antifur org.	PETA
AAcross 45:	Ice cream holder	WAFFLECONE
AAcross 47:	" ... or so ___ say"
AAcross 49:	"A New World Record" grp.	ELO
AAcross 50:	Put down
AAcross 53:	Beau	LOVERBOY
AAcross 58:	Full-bosomed
AAcross 59:	Fairway clubs ... or a hint to the starts of the answers to 17-, 24- and 45-Across and 10- and 37-Down	FIVEIRONS
AAcross 60:	"The Surrender of ___" (Diego Velázquez painting)	BREDA
AAcross 61:	Whitaker's Oscar-winning role
AAcross 62:	"Zip-___-Doo-Dah"	ADEE
AAcross 63:	Poe's middle name	ALLAN
AAcross 64:	Root beer brand
AAcross 65:	King with the immortal line "Who is it that can tell me who I am?"
DDown 1:	Scaredy-cat
DDown 2:	Outside: Prefix	ECTO
DDown 3:	K-6 sch. designation	ELEM
DDown 4:	Entreaty to Bo-Peep	BAABAA
DDown 5:	Earlyish teatime	THREEPM
DDown 6:	Uncouth sort
DDown 7:	Suffix with buck	AROO
DDown 8:	Bump in bumper cars, maybe
DDown 9:	Rat in "Ratatouille"
DDown 10:	Playground lingo	PIGLATIN
DDown 11:	Possible cause of school cancellation
DDown 12:	Storybook character
DDown 13:	Superlative adverb
DDown 18:	Emma of "The Avengers"	MRSPEEL
DDown 21:	Music sheet abbr.	ARR
DDown 23:	Annual city-magazine theme	BESTOF
DDown 24:	"Peanuts," for one
DDown 25:	"Gladiator" star	CROWE
DDown 26:	Like a candle night after night, say
DDown 27:	Breathing space
DDown 28:	90 is a pretty high one
DDown 30:	Left-hand page
DDown 31:	Used the dining room	ATEIN
DDown 32:	"Gunsmoke" setting, informally
DDown 35:	Legendary siren of the Rhine
DDown 37:	Fizzless drink	FLATSODA
DDown 42:	High dice rolls
DDown 45:	Tie the knot
DDown 46:	O.K. place?
DDown 48:	Mr. Universe, e.g.
DDown 50:	"Fernando" group
DDown 51:	Small knot
DDown 52:	Figure skater's leap
DDown 53:	Succotash bean
DDown 54:	"Amores" poet
DDown 55:	Presage
DDown 56:	Fit for service	ONEA
DDown 57:	River of Flanders	YSER
DDown 59:	Goldfish swallowing in the 1920s, e.g.