New York Times Answers - Tuesday, 17th January 2012

There are 39 across clues and 40 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Tuesday, 17th January 2012. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Tick off
AAcross 5:	Wash
AAcross 10:	Mimics
AAcross 14:	Skunk's defense
AAcross 15:	Under way
AAcross 16:	Attract, as an audience
AAcross 17:	Dickens wrote one about two cities
AAcross 18:	They're frowned upon	NONOS
AAcross 19:	What an office seeker seeks
AAcross 20:	Blockheaded
AAcross 22:	In medias ___
AAcross 23:	Human or kangaroo
AAcross 24:	Red salmon
AAcross 26:	Not a pretty sight
AAcross 28:	Cleaning substance
AAcross 29:	Banded marbles
AAcross 30:	Most negligible
AAcross 33:	Currently
AAcross 36:	Sports org. in a 1976 merger
AAcross 37:	Blow away
AAcross 38:	Leased
AAcross 39:	Sticks out
AAcross 43:	Showily stylish
AAcross 46:	River on the Texas/Louisiana border
AAcross 47:	Hightailed it
AAcross 48:	With 50-Across, Dutch painter represented by this puzzle's circled letters	VINCENT
AAcross 50:	See 48-Across
AAcross 54:	Warning at a station
AAcross 55:	Cairo-to-Addis Ababa dir.
AAcross 57:	It used to be called the Hermit Kingdom
AAcross 58:	Evidence of a ship's passing
AAcross 59:	Be sassy, with "off"
AAcross 61:	Fateful day in March
AAcross 62:	Ovine mothers
AAcross 63:	Cream of the crop
AAcross 64:	Wasp's home
AAcross 65:	"___ we forget"
AAcross 66:	Indian emblem
AAcross 67:	"Pardon me, would you have any ___ Poupon?"
DDown 1:	Applesauce maker
DDown 2:	The 43rd state
DDown 3:	Kind of acid in breakfast cereal
DDown 4:	Something redheads tend to do
DDown 5:	Outlaw
DDown 6:	In front of, old-style
DDown 7:	Kind of deafness
DDown 8:	Slammer
DDown 9:	Flying saucer fliers, for short	ETS
DDown 10:	Counseled
DDown 11:	Season-ending events on "The Bachelor"
DDown 12:	"Peter Peter Pumpkin ___"
DDown 13:	Writer Stieg Larsson, e.g.
DDown 21:	People are always searching for them
DDown 23:	Alpha-gamma connector
DDown 25:	Still
DDown 27:	Go slightly off course
DDown 29:	Win by ___	ANOSE
DDown 30:	Chinese chairman
DDown 31:	Opposite of rise
DDown 32:	Rodent-eating reptiles	RATSNAKES
DDown 34:	"You're calling because ...?"
DDown 35:	Messy dorm room, say
DDown 37:	Broke off from a group	WENTSOLO
DDown 40:	Most risqué
DDown 41:	"Deutschland ___ Alles"	UBER
DDown 42:	What a lot of partiers make
DDown 43:	___ Angelico
DDown 44:	Long and lean
DDown 45:	Not stopping
DDown 45:	Not stopping
DDown 48:	"I'd like to buy a ___, Pat"
DDown 49:	Deeply impressed	INAWE
DDown 50:	Sting Ray, e.g., informally	VETTE
DDown 51:	"Large pepperoni with extra cheese," e.g.
DDown 52:	V-formation fliers
DDown 53:	Overly quick
DDown 56:	Diamonds, e.g.
DDown 59:	Shook hands with, say
DDown 60:	What a seamstress may take up