New York Times Answers - Saturday, 14th July 2012 There are 36 across clues and 35 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 14th July 2012. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Destination for many a quilterCRAFT FAIRAAcross 10: One with a supporting role?BRACEAAcross 15: Forty-niners' songOHSUSANNAAAcross 16: FreshLIPPYAAcross 17: War with little or no active warfareSITZKRIEGAAcross 18: River from the Graian AlpsISEREAAcross 19: "Little" sister in "Hairspray"INEZAAcross 20: Backpacker's bagfulGORPAAcross 21: Pirate's shoulder, stereotypicallyPERCHAAcross 22: Land on the Arctic Circle: Abbr.NORAAcross 23: Nobelist Bloch or LorenzKONRADAAcross 25: French town fortified by CharlemagneSTLOAAcross 26: City whose name means "eat"ESSENAAcross 28: AbsorbSOP UPAAcross 30: Carrier whose theme is "Rhapsody in Blue": Abbr.UALAAcross 31: Head, or heading: Abbr.DIRAAcross 33: Way outRECOURSEAAcross 35: Went ballisticHADAFITAAcross 39: InexperienceRAWNESSAAcross 40: Honor for an aceAIR MEDALAAcross 42: "How I Met Your Mother" guyTEDAAcross 43: Skipper's syllableTRAAAcross 44: Add some stuffing toREPADAAcross 46: Is imminentLOOMSAAcross 50: Persian language?MEWSAAcross 52: Keep spinning, as yarnsRETELLAAcross 54: Stack of chips, sometimesBETAAcross 55: Ticket specificationADULTAAcross 57: Band parodied by Weird Al Yankovic's "Dare to Be Stupid"DEVOAAcross 58: Homeroom responseHEREAAcross 59: Report in the funny papers?KAPOWAAcross 60: "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" authorERICCARLEAAcross 62: Expedite some union business?ELOPEAAcross 63: Triumphantly boastfulCOCK-A-HOOPAAcross 64: Racket-raising RichardsRENEEAAcross 65: Attire for Little Lord FauntleroyKNEE PANTSDDown 1: 0, for 90 degreesCOSINEDDown 2: Massive chargersRHINOSDDown 3: Goldilocks and othersASTERSDDown 4: Nap kinFUZZDDown 5: "How could you?!"TSKDDown 6: Red River cityFARGODDown 7: Parts of galvanic cellsANIONSDDown 8: OffINERRORDDown 9: Option for printing archival copiesRAG PAPERDDown 10: It's hardly a trendBLIPDDown 11: Stops lyingRISESDDown 12: OpeningAPERTUREDDown 13: Revival meeting?CPRCLASSDDown 14: Halloween costume partsEYEHOLESDDown 23: Assailant without a gunKNIFERDDown 24: Bit of old European moneyDUCATDDown 27: Edible red ballEDAMDDown 29: Rice served after himPOWELLDDown 32: Line-item veto target, oftenRIDERDDown 34: Command to return to a former stateUNDODDown 35: One may supply boatersHATMAKERDDown 36: Pet kept by Wilson, Harding and CoolidgeAIREDALEDDown 37: TapDRAWUPONDDown 38: Obsolescent music optionTAPE DECKDDown 41: In a bitLATER ONDDown 45: 38-Down, for oneDEVICEDDown 47: Fairy kingOBERONDDown 48: Red selectionMERLOTDDown 49: Gets in hot water?STEEPSDDown 51: Geometry calculationSLOPEDDown 53: "An Essay Concerning Human Understanding" writerLOCKEDDown 56: Too cute, in CambridgeTWEEDDown 58: "Good one!"HA-HADDown 58: "Good one!"HAHADDown 61: Restrict, in a wayCAP