New York Times Answers - Thursday, 16th February 2012

There are 39 across clues and 36 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 16th February 2012. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Goof
AAcross 1:	Goof
AAcross 7:	Boo-boo
AAcross 12:	Player of TV's Caine
AAcross 13:	Circus performance or concert	LIVEACT
AAcross 16:	Lined, as a furnace hearth
AAcross 17:	Representative's work
AAcross 18:	Nice one	UNE
AAcross 19:	L.A.P.D. part
AAcross 20:	Bro's greeting	WHASSUP
AAcross 21:	With 29-/30-Across, wiggle room ... or a hint to this puzzle's theme
AAcross 23:	"You ___!"
AAcross 24:	Stir
AAcross 25:	Monty Python title character	BRIAN
AAcross 26:	Chocolate dessert
AAcross 28:	It may have bullets
AAcross 29:	See 21-Across
AAcross 30:	See 21-Across
AAcross 33:	Yuma-to-Tombstone dir.
AAcross 34:	Excuse
AAcross 35:	It may come from a well
AAcross 36:	Stumble, in a way
AAcross 38:	Kind of net
AAcross 40:	Ones stuck in the hospital, for short?	IVS
AAcross 41:	Approval in Rome	SISI
AAcross 42:	Medicine
AAcross 44:	Blue-roofed dining spots	IHOPS
AAcross 45:	"I heard ___!"
AAcross 48:	Shut-___
AAcross 49:	"Hold on"	ONESEC
AAcross 50:	Flushes
AAcross 52:	Quad bike, e.g.	ATV
AAcross 53:	2011 Rose Bowl winner, for short	TCU
AAcross 54:	One caught by border patrol
AAcross 55:	Market town that's a suburb of London	REIGATE
AAcross 57:	Folded like a fan
AAcross 58:	Mint
AAcross 59:	Gaffe
AAcross 60:	Screwup
DDown 1:	Film planner
DDown 2:	Slugabed	LATERISER
DDown 3:	First subway line in N.Y.C.	IRT
DDown 4:	Grab a parking spot
DDown 5:	Hit with, as a pickup line	USEON
DDown 6:	Jet engine housings
DDown 7:	Imperfect
DDown 8:	Implements for "writing" on computer screens	LIGHTPENS
DDown 9:	Part of the face whose name is derived from the Latin for "grape"
DDown 10:	1960s title sitcom character	FENSTER
DDown 11:	Tubby
DDown 14:	Gunk
DDown 15:	Misprint
DDown 16:	Flub
DDown 22:	Old gang weapon
DDown 23:	Prickly seedcase
DDown 26:	Vocabulaire part
DDown 27:	Get to
DDown 29:	Rant
DDown 31:	School whose football stadium is nicknamed the Horseshoe	OHIOSTATE
DDown 32:	Obeyer, as of laws
DDown 34:	"You ___ me"
DDown 35:	Brown, e.g.
DDown 37:	Muff
DDown 39:	Like New York's Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
DDown 40:	Wallet items, in brief
DDown 41:	Lord Byron's "___ Walks in Beauty"
DDown 43:	Tony-winning playwright Eve	ENSLER
DDown 44:	Seen
DDown 45:	Pratfall
DDown 46:	The pits
DDown 47:	It's not scripted
DDown 49:	New Mexico county	OTERO
DDown 51:	Susan of Broadway's "Beauty and the Beast"	EGAN
DDown 52:	Eyebrow shape
DDown 56:	Miss at a hoedown