New York Times Answers - Wednesday, 14th November 2012

There are 38 across clues and 38 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 14th November 2012. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Excited, informally
AAcross 6:	Katey of "Married ... With Children"	SAGAL
AAcross 11:	What a clock checker might want to know, in brief
AAcross 14:	Jazzman Chick	COREA
AAcross 15:	Science suffix
AAcross 16:	Chit
AAcross 17:	Aid for skipping out of school?	HOOKYLADDER
AAcross 19:	Physics unit
AAcross 20:	What opens and closes safes?
AAcross 21:	"Try ___"
AAcross 22:	"If only"	IWISH
AAcross 24:	Susan of "The Partridge Family"
AAcross 25:	Sharp-edged plant growth?	POINTYSHOOT
AAcross 28:	Blabber's opposite
AAcross 30:	Connect with	TIETO
AAcross 31:	Dutifully reverent
AAcross 33:	Actress Suvari, co-star of "American Pie"	MENA
AAcross 34:	"Jeepers!"	OHMY
AAcross 38:	Herbal drink	MINTTEA
AAcross 40:	Allies of the Cheyenne
AAcross 42:	Emphatic Spanish assent	SISI
AAcross 43:	Rockets' paths
AAcross 45:	1950s coup victim
AAcross 46:	Opera ___	SERIA
AAcross 48:	Did 80, say
AAcross 49:	Shipment of noisemakers, e.g.?	PARTYPARCEL
AAcross 53:	Running back's stat: Abbr.	YDS
AAcross 56:	"You win"	ILOSE
AAcross 57:	Novelist Morrison	TONI
AAcross 58:	One shooting the breeze?
AAcross 59:	"___ your lip!"
AAcross 60:	Area of town where the supernatural hang out?	FAIRYSQUARE
AAcross 64:	Final letter
AAcross 65:	Up to
AAcross 66:	Auto-racing family name	UNSER
AAcross 67:	Y : Spanish :: ___ : English
AAcross 68:	Daft
AAcross 69:	First Top 40 hit for Weird Al Yankovic	EATIT
DDown 1:	Needed a massage, say
DDown 2:	State animal of Maine
DDown 3:	Prisoners who write tediously?	PROSYCONS
DDown 4:	Reggae's ___-A-Mouse
DDown 5:	A previous time	DAYSPAST
DDown 6:	"Same goes for me"	SOAMI
DDown 7:	Spaghetti specification
DDown 8:	Mount Olympus dweller
DDown 9:	Bio figure
DDown 10:	Apollo, for one, musically speaking
DDown 11:	Children's song refrain	EIEIO
DDown 12:	Arms flank it
DDown 13:	Zero
DDown 18:	Tapestry-making device
DDown 23:	Shout of exuberance
DDown 26:	"Tony n' ___ Wedding"	TINAS
DDown 27:	Wine bottle datum
DDown 29:	Minstrels, often
DDown 31:	U.K. V.I.P.'s
DDown 32:	First Super Bowl that was actually called a Super Bowl
DDown 33:	Santa ___
DDown 35:	Robust religious observance?	HARDYFAST
DDown 36:	Old unit of conductance
DDown 37:	In the distance
DDown 39:	Dodge bullet dodger	EARP
DDown 41:	Sewn-on decoration
DDown 44:	Traditional family vacation	CARTRIP
DDown 47:	Quite the looker
DDown 48:	D.C. 100: Abbr.
DDown 49:	Something delivered in a box
DDown 50:	Not native
DDown 51:	Cordoned (off)
DDown 52:	With faux shyness
DDown 54:	Words before ask or suggest	DAREI
DDown 55:	Comic strip canine	SNERT
DDown 61:	"I'll take that as ___"
DDown 62:	Skater Midori	ITO
DDown 63:	Italian article	UNA