New York Times Answers - Wednesday, 5th February 2014

There are 36 across clues and 41 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 5th February 2014. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Celebrity ribbing
AAcross 6:	Hissy fit
AAcross 10:	Urban housing option
AAcross 10:	Urban housing option
AAcross 14:	Dazzling success
AAcross 15:	Practice
AAcross 16:	Con artist's mark
AAcross 17:	*Any foreseeable difficulty	HELLORHIGHWATER
AAcross 20:	Sitcom character from Melmac
AAcross 21:	Oom-___ (tuba sounds)
AAcross 22:	Falling-out result
AAcross 23:	Good economic news
AAcross 25:	*"Good night, John-Boy" series	THEWALTONS
AAcross 29:	___ of Gibraltar
AAcross 31:	PC key below Home
AAcross 32:	Pay a call to
AAcross 33:	Lacrosse goalie's area
AAcross 36:	Do some leg-pulling
AAcross 37:	Breakfast cereal ... or a hint to what's found in the answers to the four starred clues?	SHREDDEDWHEAT
AAcross 41:	Mixed bag
AAcross 42:	"As I was saying ..."
AAcross 43:	"Slung" stuff
AAcross 44:	Suffix with lion
AAcross 46:	Puts up
AAcross 50:	*Fearsome shark	GREATWHITE
AAcross 54:	Bit of harmless mischief
AAcross 55:	Official proceedings
AAcross 56:	Like a couch potato
AAcross 58:	Night on which "60 Minutes" originally aired: Abbr.	TUE
AAcross 59:	*"Why am I not surprised?"	SOWHATELSEISNEW
AAcross 63:	Botanical wings
AAcross 64:	Gear-cutting tools
AAcross 65:	Yak, yak, yak
AAcross 66:	Specifications marked on 10-hole harmonicas
AAcross 67:	Knife of old
AAcross 68:	Quality that produces taste
DDown 1:	Fixes up, as a fixer-upper
DDown 2:	Spotted wildcat
DDown 3:	Totally in favor of	ALLFOR
DDown 4:	Mule of song
DDown 5:	Muscle car roof option	TTOP
DDown 6:	"Quiet, please!"	SHHHH
DDown 7:	It may elicit a 6-Down
DDown 8:	Multinational bank that sponsored the New York City Marathon	ING
DDown 9:	"Reading Lolita in ___" (2003 best seller)
DDown 10:	Make by hand
DDown 11:	On a cruise	OUTTOSEA
DDown 12:	Knighthood letters
DDown 13:	Unit pricing word
DDown 18:	Squealed (on)
DDown 19:	Like some Uno cards
DDown 24:	Certain econ class
DDown 26:	Needing hoeing, say
DDown 27:	Leaves home?
DDown 28:	Part of a gig
DDown 30:	Tick off
DDown 34:	Add ___ of salt	ADASH
DDown 35:	One in an upper chamber: Abbr.
DDown 36:	Crown inset
DDown 37:	Ethnic joke, often
DDown 38:	Secluded spot
DDown 39:	Huff and puff
DDown 40:	Vert.'s opposite	HOR
DDown 41:	Online "Yikes!"	OMG
DDown 44:	James who was portrayed by Beyoncé	ETTA
DDown 45:	Mowers' paths
DDown 47:	Catch a few Z's
DDown 48:	Following, as one's beliefs
DDown 49:	Shish kebab need
DDown 51:	Analgesics' targets
DDown 52:	"Well, ___!"	ILLBE
DDown 53:	Café au lait holder
DDown 57:	Puppy sounds
DDown 59:	Cinch ___ (trash bag brand)	SAK
DDown 60:	World Cup chant
DDown 61:	Long, long time
DDown 62:	Mexican Mrs.	SRA