New York Times Answers - Thursday, 4th April 2013 There are 35 across clues and 35 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 4th April 2013. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Really good timeGASAAcross 4: 2006's "Ms. New Booty" and othersRAPSAAcross 8: Gather on a surface, in chemistryADSORBAAcross 14: Hookah componentURNAAcross 15: Back muscle, in briefLLATAAcross 16: What may go for a buck?BRONCOAAcross 17: DownsizedSMALLLERAAcross 19: Pyramid-building peopleAZTECSAAcross 20: ImpersonatePOSEAASAAcross 22: Board, informallyHOP ONAAcross 23: Bars from the supermarket, for short?UPPCAAcross 25: Garden Isle of the PacificKAAUAIAAcross 27: French pronounILSAAcross 28: Minor blowupSPPATAAcross 30: Lama's goalNIRRVANAAAcross 32: Australia's ___ RockAYERRSAAcross 34: Seven-time Wimbledon champGRRAFAAcross 35: It might prevent you from risingFEARROFHEIGGHTSAAcross 40: Counterpart of jourNUIITAAcross 41: Lead-in to phobiaAGGORAAAcross 42: Bert and Ernie, on "Sesame Street"ROOMIIESAAcross 45: Expressed some surpriseOHEEDAAcross 46: Response to a punch, perhapsOOFAAcross 47: Neighbor of Del.PENNNAAAcross 49: Atmospheric prefixAEERAAcross 50: ___ Wars (conflicts of the second and third centuries B.C.)PUNICAAcross 52: Rarely affected by hurricanes, sayINNLANDAAcross 54: Like the opera "Wozzeck"ATONALAAcross 56: TriggersSETTSOFFAAcross 59: "Your mother wears army boots," e.g.RETORTAAcross 60: Final: Abbr.ULTTAAcross 61: TribulationWOEAAcross 62: CurrentsTRENDSAAcross 63: Tiny splashPLOPAAcross 64: "What's ___?"NEWDDown 1: Director Van SantGUSDDown 2: Place for a tattooARMDDown 3: Common stir-fry ingredientSNAPPPEADDown 4: Literary inits.RLLSDDown 5: Supermodel WekALLEKDDown 6: HymnPAEAANDDown 7: Gets ready for company, perhapsSTRAAIGHTENNSUPDDown 8: Old sports org. with the Virginia SquiresABADDown 9: Film character who says "I hate everything you say, but not enough to kill you for it"DRZHIVAGGODDown 10: ___ speakSOTODDown 11: It's often the first to be knocked overONEPINDDown 12: "Great taste since 1905" drinkRCCOLADDown 13: Petty officers, for shortBOSNSDDown 18: Swiss resort cityLOCARRNODDown 21: ConvincedSURREDDown 23: Letters on a B-52USAFDDown 24: Poet laureate Henry James ___PPYEDDown 26: Mozart pieceARRIADDown 29: Ace in the holeTRRUMPCARDDDown 31: Soft blanketsAFGGHANSDDown 33: French silkSOIIEDDown 36: Over, overseasFIINIDDown 37: Fiddler's eventHOEEDOWNDDown 38: I ___ TenoriTREEDDown 39: Iraq's ___ CitySADRDDown 42: Wireless network necessityROUTERDDown 43: SignificantOFNOTEDDown 44: Fishhook attachmentSNNELLDDown 46: Some psychedelic decorationOP ARTDDown 48: Part in some arrangementsALTTODDown 51: Aware ofIN ONDDown 53: Org. for Nadal and FedererATTPDDown 55: Sulu and Uhura on "Star Trek": Abbr.LTSDDown 57: One against anotherFOEDDown 58: Not manyFEW