New York Times Answers - Tuesday, 18th October 2011

There are 36 across clues and 41 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Tuesday, 18th October 2011. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	___ the Hutt ("Return of the Jedi" villain)	JABBA
AAcross 6:	Stuff to wear
AAcross 10:	Not of the clergy
AAcross 14:	Take a weapon from
AAcross 15:	Flu symptom
AAcross 16:	"The King and I" governess
AAcross 17:	Starch: a cross between ___?	STARSKYANDHUTCH
AAcross 20:	"___ the season ..."
AAcross 21:	Oscar winner for "Moonstruck"
AAcross 22:	Swinger who loves Jane
AAcross 23:	Underwire garment
AAcross 24:	Pre-euro Italian currency
AAcross 25:	Pimple: a cross between ___?	PUREANDSIMPLE
AAcross 31:	Sad poem
AAcross 32:	Pinnacle
AAcross 33:	Call at first base, maybe
AAcross 36:	Messenger ___
AAcross 37:	What Visine is dispensed in
AAcross 38:	Sunbeam
AAcross 39:	Apple Store offerings
AAcross 41:	Concerning	INRE
AAcross 42:	"Love Lockdown" singer West	KANYE
AAcross 44:	Hisses: a cross between ___?	HUGSANDKISSES
AAcross 47:	Word before "Boy," "Love" and "Come Back" in titles to #1 songs
AAcross 48:	Construction project in Genesis
AAcross 48:	Construction project in Genesis
AAcross 49:	Classic Chevy model
AAcross 52:	Leatherworking tools
AAcross 54:	No. on a college transcript
AAcross 57:	Beetles: a cross between ___?	BEERANDSKITTLES
AAcross 60:	Isaac's eldest
AAcross 61:	Rural road sign
AAcross 62:	Like helium
AAcross 63:	Deck hands
AAcross 64:	Cashless transaction
AAcross 65:	Seen-it-all feeling
DDown 1:	Merely
DDown 2:	Not a fan of
DDown 3:	Sounds in "Old MacDonald Had a Farm"
DDown 4:	Reaction to a cold snap
DDown 5:	"Take a hike!"	AMSCRAY
DDown 6:	"Let's Get It On" singer	GAYE
DDown 7:	Petri dish gel
DDown 8:	Choose flight instead of fight
DDown 9:	Parents set them for kids
DDown 10:	Prizes in early Olympics
DDown 11:	1998 animated film loosely based on "Brave New World"	ANTZ
DDown 12:	Machu Picchu resident
DDown 13:	"Come Fly With Me" lyricist Sammy	CAHN
DDown 18:	Title that's a homophone of 13-Down
DDown 19:	Instrument on Ireland's coat of arms
DDown 23:	Panhandle
DDown 24:	Walked with one foot asleep, say
DDown 25:	Salon treatment
DDown 26:	Forearm bone
DDown 27:	Get through to
DDown 28:	Charles ___, hero of "A Tale of Two Cities"	DARNAY
DDown 29:	Contempt
DDown 30:	Makes at work
DDown 34:	Dunaway of "Chinatown"	FAYE
DDown 35:	They may be lazy or wandering
DDown 37:	Breaks up
DDown 40:	Outbacks and Foresters	SUBARUS
DDown 42:	Alley seen on TV	KIRSTIE
DDown 43:	Pump
DDown 45:	Festive occasion
DDown 46:	Malevolent Hindu goddess
DDown 49:	"That doesn't surprise me!"	IBET
DDown 50:	Mountain with a flat top
DDown 51:	Distinctively shaped fruit
DDown 52:	On the ocean
DDown 53:	Les Nessman's station in a 1978-82 sitcom	WKRP
DDown 54:	Isolated valley
DDown 55:	Home of former U.N. Secretary General Javier Pérez de Cuéllar
DDown 56:	Italian wine region	ASTI
DDown 58:	Mountain ___
DDown 59:	Spike TV, once	TNN