New York Times Answers - Saturday, 30th March 2013

There are 33 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 30th March 2013. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	In-box material for some agents
AAcross 8:	Red, white and blue group	TEAMUSA
AAcross 15:	Stock pantomime character
AAcross 16:	Decorative server
AAcross 17:	Ahead
AAcross 18:	Wise words
AAcross 19:	Prefix with car
AAcross 20:	Boglike
AAcross 22:	Puts one's foot down
AAcross 23:	A cyclone is a big one
AAcross 24:	Wisconsin port	KENOSHA
AAcross 26:	Bad start?
AAcross 27:	Put to work
AAcross 32:	Writer of the lines "Pigeons on the grass alas. / Pigeons on the grass alas"
AAcross 35:	"The Mikado" weapon
AAcross 36:	Emperor who built the Domus Aurea
AAcross 37:	Gerontologist's study	THEAGINGPROCESS
AAcross 40:	You might hear a children's song in one
AAcross 41:	Some fairy story villains
AAcross 42:	Dispatch
AAcross 43:	Watching the big game, say	ONSAFARI
AAcross 45:	Army missions
AAcross 46:	Like Rome, it's said
AAcross 48:	Blue, in a way: Abbr.	DEM
AAcross 51:	Defiant response	MAKEME
AAcross 55:	Skating spot, maybe
AAcross 56:	Symbol of elasticity, in economics
AAcross 57:	Paper work
AAcross 59:	Server of food that may be steamed, fried or raw	CLAMBAR
AAcross 61:	Went in tandem?
AAcross 62:	Many are found on beaches
AAcross 63:	Gets down
AAcross 64:	Nonsense
DDown 1:	Door-to-door delivery
DDown 2:	Important part of mayo	CINCO
DDown 3:	Plant more crops in
DDown 4:	N.Y.C. line	IRT
DDown 5:	Alpha senior?	PROMKING
DDown 6:	One side in the Revolutionary War
DDown 7:	Serious
DDown 8:	Common 31-Down: Abbr.	TSP
DDown 9:	Saltier
DDown 10:	Neither good nor evil
DDown 11:	Dance element
DDown 12:	Iris's location
DDown 13:	Orangish gem
DDown 14:	Wall St. manipulators
DDown 21:	1968 #2 hit with the lyric "My love for you is way out of line"
DDown 25:	Dance elements
DDown 26:	Mustang competitor	MIATA
DDown 28:	Inti worshipers	INCAS
DDown 29:	End of a dictionary
DDown 30:	At one time in the past?
DDown 31:	Prescribed amount
DDown 32:	Town in '44 headlines	STLO
DDown 33:	Gracile
DDown 34:	Ones unable to swim straight?
DDown 35:	Bag
DDown 38:	"Kiss Me, Kate" song	IHATEMEN
DDown 39:	"Gimme a break!"	OHPLEASE
DDown 44:	XX
DDown 45:	Annie once played by Ethel Merman
DDown 47:	Iridescent material
DDown 48:	Messing around on TV?	DEBRA
DDown 49:	Members of les Nations Unies
DDown 50:	Reed section?
DDown 51:	Items in buckets
DDown 52:	Forte
DDown 53:	Privateer who captained the Blessed William
DDown 54:	Quaint shout
DDown 58:	They may be checked at an airport
DDown 60:	Part of a barn