New York Times Answers - Tuesday, 31st July 2012 There are 37 across clues and 40 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Tuesday, 31st July 2012. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: 10K, e.g.RACEAAcross 5: Walk heavilySTOMPAAcross 10: Words, words, words: Abbr.VOCABAAcross 15: Uptight, informallyANALAAcross 16: Birthplace of Obama's fatherKENYAAAcross 17: "___ roll!"IMONAAAcross 18: Gotham district attorney who becomes Batman's nemesis Two-FaceHARVEYDENTAAcross 20: ___ Millan, TV's "dog whisperer"CESARAAcross 21: Immune system agentT CELLAAcross 22: Central figure in a Clement C. Moore poemSAINT NICKAAcross 24: AdoreWORSHIPAAcross 26: Propeller for a 43-AcrossOARAAcross 27: Vardalos of "My Big Fat Greek Wedding"NIAAAcross 28: Org. for docsAMAAAcross 29: Turner memoirITINAAAcross 32: Museum guideDOCENTAAcross 34: Central part of an argumentGISTAAcross 36: How some chew gum or talk on cellphonesNOISILYAAcross 38: Barely legible handwritingCHICKEN SCRATCHAAcross 43: Venetian transportGONDOLAAAcross 44: Former Israeli P.M. BarakEHUDAAcross 46: PlotSCHEMEAAcross 49: Sans-___ (kind of typeface)SERIFAAcross 52: Game with 108 cardsUNOAAcross 53: Runner SebastianCOEAAcross 54: AmigoPALAAcross 56: Blow upENLARGEAAcross 58: Having razzle-dazzle, to a Rat PackerRINGADINGAAcross 62: Slangy expression of ignoranceDUNNOAAcross 63: "The Lady ___"INREDAAcross 64: Causes of some rear-end damage, as represented by the rear ends of 18-, 22-, 38- and 58-AcrossCOLLISIONSAAcross 67: Jamie ___, oldest pitcher in major-league history to win a gameMOYERAAcross 68: "Shaft" composer HayesISAACAAcross 69: Remote buttonMUTEAAcross 70: Director LeeSPIKEAAcross 71: LureTEMPTAAcross 72: School for English princesETONDDown 1: Cheerleader's cryRAHDDown 2: StructuralANATOMICDDown 3: Cause for emergency vehicles or a tow truckCARCRASHDDown 4: North Pole workersELVESDDown 5: Like atriaSKYLITDDown 6: Hit 2012 film with a talking stuffed bearTEDDDown 7: Small billsONESDDown 8: Mimicking birdMYNADDown 9: Place to sunbathe or barbecuePATIODDown 10: Early phonographVICTROLADDown 11: Eclipse, to someOMENDDown 12: Trig functionCOSINEDDown 13: Pain relief brandANACINDDown 14: Threaten, dog-styleBARKATDDown 19: Geared to 1st-12th gradesELHIDDown 23: Low pointNADIRDDown 24: JokerWAGDDown 25: Yearned (for)PINEDDDown 30: TaboosNONOSDDown 31: Airplane seating optionAISLEDDown 33: Suffix with spermato-CYTEDDown 35: Buster Brown's dogTIGEDDown 37: FrightSCAREDDown 39: AmigoCOMPADREDDown 40: Work, as doughKNEADDDown 41: Produce in large quantitiesCHURN OUTDDown 42: KeptHUNGONTODDown 45: Anonymous JohnDOEDDown 46: Theater dropsSCRIMSDDown 47: Like arcade gamesCOINOPDDown 48: English king said to have died from eating a "surfeit of lampreys"HENRY IDDown 50: Bring charges againstINDICTDDown 51: Seasonal threatsFLUSDDown 55: Legally allowedLICITDDown 57: Japanese cartoon artANIMEDDown 59: Computer whizGEEKDDown 60: Prominent part of a Groucho disguiseNOSEDDown 61: Razzle-dazzleGLAMDDown 65: Drink like a catLAPDDown 66: Obama, Biden or McCain (but not Palin), in 2008: Abbr.SEN