New York Times Answers - Friday, 25th May 2012 There are 34 across clues and 35 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 25th May 2012. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: FineryREGALIAAAcross 8: Key for someone with 20/20 vision?CSHARPAAcross 14: Audit targetsEVADERSAAcross 15: Concluding syllablesULTIMASAAcross 16: Take at an opportune timeSEIZE ONAAcross 17: GroomsNEATENSAAcross 18: Modern chemistry experiment?INTERNETDATINGAAcross 20: End of a dictionaryZEESAAcross 21: "The Scarperer" authorBEHANAAcross 22: "Ciao"TATAAAcross 24: "The cautious seldom ___": ConfuciusERRAAcross 25: TearySADEYEDAAcross 27: ___ FieldsMRSAAcross 27: ___ FieldsMRS.AAcross 28: Winter ailment, informallySTREPAAcross 29: Get dressed for a party, sayDUDEUPAAcross 31: 52-Down unitISSUEAAcross 34: One who's blue, for short?DEMAAcross 36: Poison ivy and othersVINESAAcross 37: Herb that causes euphoriaCATNIPAAcross 39: 2022 World Cup hostQATARAAcross 41: ThresholdEVEAAcross 42: RawNATURALAAcross 44: Lead character in Larry McMurtry's "Lonesome Dove"GUSAAcross 47: Many a "Twilight" fanTEENAAcross 49: Stick for a kiteROOSTAAcross 50: BankruptedSUNKAAcross 51: It might be covered by an umbrellaFROZENDAIQUIRIAAcross 54: "Aladdin" princessJASMINEAAcross 55: Remove spots fromLAUNDERAAcross 56: Compass divisionsOCTANTSAAcross 57: Most slapstickINANESTAAcross 58: Showcases of rock bands?GEODESAAcross 59: Ones who are hurting?SADISTSDDown 1: Blow up, maybeRESIZEDDown 2: Fix for a wobbly tableEVENERDDown 3: Boot coverGAITERDDown 4: Carving toolsADZESDDown 5: A wolf may have oneLEERDDown 6: Part of a jail cellIRONBARDDown 7: Prescription directiveAS NEEDEDDDown 8: Swept, sayCLEANEDDDown 9: Yards, e.g.STATDDown 10: Command associated with numbersHITITDDown 11: "Couldn't agree with you more"AMENAMENDDown 12: Seemed rightRANGTRUEDDown 13: They go below signatures, brieflyPSSDDown 15: Oct. 24UNDAYDDown 19: "Moby-Dick" settingTHEPEQUODDDown 23: Lethal injection administerersASPSDDown 25: Hinged vessel, oftenSTEINDDown 26: 2001 British Open champion DavidDUVALDDown 28: Britain's biggest-selling paper, with "The"SUNDDown 30: Certain board member: Abbr.DIRDDown 31: "Home Invasion" rapperICETDDown 32: Avoid humiliationSAVEFACEDDown 33: Points in the direction ofSTEERSTODDown 35: First jazz musician to win a Pulitzer PrizeMARSALISDDown 38: RaisesPARENTSDDown 40: "Eugene Onegin" girlTATIANADDown 43: Conditions, with "up"TONESDDown 44: Museum employeesGUIDESDDown 45: Revolutionary stateUNRESTDDown 46: Christmas tree base coveringsSKIRTSDDown 48: One who's really going placesNOMADDDown 50: Like the majority of SaudisSUNNIDDown 52: Informal pubZINEDDown 53: Brown green?QUADDDown 54: ProdJOG