New York Times Answers - Thursday, 15th December 2011 There are 39 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 15th December 2011. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Company's numero unoBANANAAAcross 7: Bit of dance attire for Fred AstaireHATAAcross 10: EliteTIERAAcross 14: Toyota sedanAVALONAAcross 15: Recipient of three consecutive Hart TrophiesORRAAcross 16: AboutASTOAAcross 17: Arsenal, so to speakREPERTOIREAAcross 19: Opening word of many an Italian letterCARAAAcross 20: Kind of coach: Abbr.ASSTAAcross 21: Reveled inENJOYEDAAcross 23: BypassEVADEAAcross 26: Bitter and sweetTASTESAAcross 28: Key ___FOBAAcross 29: With 30-Across, they started in 1969SALTAAcross 30: See 29-AcrossTALKSAAcross 34: Some shot targetsFLUSAAcross 36: User of night visionOWLAAcross 37: One-named pop starSELENAAAcross 38: Oil sourceEASTAAcross 39: Midnight to 4 a.m., at seaWATCHAAcross 41: In the 40s?AGEDAAcross 42: WhupsCREAMSAAcross 44: Debt docIOUAAcross 45: Harriet Beecher Stowe novelDREDAAcross 46: ___ verte (green earth pigment)TERREAAcross 47: Early 26th-century yearMMDIAAcross 48: Certain jointELLAAcross 49: Wrigley productBIGREDAAcross 51: Certain gifts in "The 12 Days of Christmas"GEESEAAcross 53: Trademarked sanitary wipesWETONESAAcross 56: Word with belt or tapeLOOPAAcross 58: Michigan collegeALMAAAcross 59: Boom-causing, perhapsSUPERSONICAAcross 64: FabulistLIARAAcross 65: ___-pitchSLOAAcross 66: What Cowboy legend Tom Landry sportedFEDORAAAcross 67: Often-flooded localeLANDAAcross 68: Hit a low pointOUTAAcross 69: Starfish or sea cucumber, e.g.FEEDERDDown 1: Writing in a boxBARDDown 2: Many a Monopoly property: Abbr.AVEDDown 3: PileNAPDDown 4: Following ___ALEADDDown 5: Like the origin of the names for some days of the weekNORSEDDown 6: Pantry problemANTSDDown 7: ___ polloiHOIDDown 8: CheckARRESTDDown 9: Nottingham's riverTRENTDDown 10: Dish often served in a shellTACOSALADDDown 11: "My word!"ISAYDDown 12: To be, at the LouvreETREDDown 13: Way less traveledROADDDown 18: Capital whose name comes from an Algonquin word for "to trade"OTTAWADDown 22: Jump on a stageJETEDDown 23: Drug drawbackEFFECTDDown 24: 1958 hit that won the first-ever Grammy for Song of the YearVOLAREDDown 25: Rehab candidateABUSERDDown 27: Like the highest highALL-TIMEDDown 29: DisseminatesSOWSDDown 31: Fictional plantation ownerLEGREEDDown 32: Kowtows, sayKNEELSDDown 33: One way to ride a horseSADDLEDDown 35: Port alternativeSTARBOARDDDown 37: Feng ___SHUIDDown 40: OverindulgeCODDLEDDown 43: Words after count or letMEINDDown 47: "Star Trek" helmsmanMRSULUDDown 50: Painter's preparationGESSODDown 51: "Check it out"GOSEEDDown 52: Lyric poemEPODEDDown 53: Tire partWALLDDown 54: "The South-Sea House" essayistELIADDown 55: No friend of the bootleggerT-MANDDown 57: "Carmina Burana" composerORFFDDown 60: What a big hand often grabs?POTDDown 61: Make a little mistakeNODDDown 62: Source of heatIREDDown 63: Brandy cocktailCAR