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New York Times Answers - Monday, 22nd October 2012

There are 38 across clues and 42 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Monday, 22nd October 2012. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Acad. or univ.SCH
AAcross 4: Starring role
AAcross 8: Bieber with the 2010 hit "Baby"JUSTIN
AAcross 14: Lyricist Gershwin
AAcross 15: Olympic event with electrified equipment
AAcross 16: Presume
AAcross 17: Lean-___ (temporary shelters)TOS
AAcross 18: Squeezing tool
AAcross 19: Not checked for speed
AAcross 20: It's measured by polls
AAcross 23: Height: PrefixACRO
AAcross 24: Home of the San Diego PadresPETCOPARK
AAcross 27: Tank engine of children's fiction
AAcross 30: "Never mind"
AAcross 31: Some jeans
AAcross 33: Hurt
AAcross 35: Be fond of
AAcross 38: Dog's bark
AAcross 39: Conqueror of the Incas
AAcross 44: Pro's opposite
AAcross 45: Mexican snack
AAcross 46: Some cameras, for shortSLRS
AAcross 47: Frankie Valli's "___ Take My Eyes Off You"
AAcross 49: Alphabetically first state: Abbr.
AAcross 49: Alphabetically first state: Abbr.
AAcross 51: Seaport SE of Roma
AAcross 55: Traveler to Cathay
AAcross 59: Supply-and-demand subj.ECON
AAcross 60: Sting operative ... or a hint to 20-, 24-, 39- and 55-AcrossUNDERCOVERCOP
AAcross 63: Make obsolete
AAcross 66: Portent
AAcross 67: Actress Thurman
AAcross 68: Flies
AAcross 69: Festooned with bathroom tissue, informallyTPED
AAcross 70: Campus in Troy, N.Y.RPI
AAcross 71: Leather worker
AAcross 72: Sailors
AAcross 73: ___ Andreas fault
DDown 1: Decide against making any changesSITPAT
DDown 2: Catcher's stance
DDown 3: Company that makes ScrabbleHASBRO
DDown 4: Jeans maker Strauss
DDown 5: Awesome, in slang
DDown 6: Fable writer
DDown 7: Get worse, as losses
DDown 8: Month after mayoJUNIO
DDown 9: Slangy request for a high-fiveUPTOP
DDown 10: Kind of cord or column
DDown 11: Male turkey
DDown 12: Suffix with expertISE
DDown 13: Beatty of "Charlie Wilson's War"
DDown 16: Frito-Lay product once sold in a 100% compostable bagSUNCHIPS
DDown 21: The salesman in "Death of a Salesman"LOMAN
DDown 22: Author CalvinoITALO
DDown 25: Rump
DDown 26: Deborah of "The King and I"KERR
DDown 28: Bank holding: Abbr.ACCT
DDown 29: Sunni rival
DDown 32: California's second-busiest airport, after LAXSFO
DDown 34: Fugitives
DDown 36: Pottery oven
DDown 37: Poet Pound
DDown 39: Media monitoring grp.
DDown 40: Move aimlessly
DDown 41: 26-Down's role in "The King and I"
DDown 42: 1950s TV innovation
DDown 43: "___ our agreement ..."
DDown 48: Whom "Dewey Defeats" in a classic Chicago Tribune headline
DDown 50: "Little Women" author
DDown 52: Takes place
DDown 53: See 58-DownLOOMPA
DDown 54: HurtingINPAIN
DDown 56: Bill worth 100 smackers
DDown 57: More peculiar
DDown 58: With 53-Down, Willy Wonka employeeOOMPA
DDown 61: Swerve
DDown 62: Finales
DDown 63: Kellogg's Cracklin' ___ Bran
DDown 64: The Cavaliers of the A.C.C.
DDown 65: Its atomic symbol is Sn
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