New York Times Answers - Wednesday, 12th February 2014

There are 36 across clues and 37 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 12th February 2014. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Word of exasperation
AAcross 7:	Katmandu tongue
AAcross 13:	Wrinkly-skinned dog	SHARPEI
AAcross 14:	One of the red Monopoly spaces
AAcross 16:	Triumphing	TURNINGTHETRICK
AAcross 18:	Open-house org.	PTA
AAcross 19:	___ polloi
AAcross 20:	Lunes or martes
AAcross 21:	Ring decision, briefly
AAcross 23:	Matt who scored the only Jets touchdown in Super Bowl history
AAcross 25:	2B, SS or CF
AAcross 26:	___ Stic (retractable Bic pen)	CLIC
AAcross 27:	Comic Fields who was an Ed Sullivan regular	TOTIE
AAcross 28:	"Amores" poet
AAcross 30:	Designed to minimize wind resistance
AAcross 31:	Prepare, as some peanuts
AAcross 32:	Campbell of "Party of Five"
AAcross 33:	Traditional pre-Christmas activity	TRIMMINGTHETREE
AAcross 36:	Cartoon shriek
AAcross 37:	Roll-call call
AAcross 38:	Bub
AAcross 41:	The First State: Abbr.
AAcross 41:	The First State: Abbr.
AAcross 43:	Cry at the World Cup
AAcross 44:	Fleet member retired in '03	SST
AAcross 47:	Place on a pedestal
AAcross 49:	Last book of the Old Testament
AAcross 51:	Element in chips
AAcross 52:	Became too old for foster care, say	AGEDOUT
AAcross 53:	Testifying accurately	TELLINGTHETRUTH
AAcross 55:	Rare sight on casual Friday
AAcross 56:	Hawke of Hollywood	ETHAN
AAcross 57:	Buffalo's county
AAcross 58:	Marks of good bowlers	XES
AAcross 59:	Surgical bypass
AAcross 60:	AOL alternative	MSN
DDown 1:	One operating a loom
DDown 2:	End of Kurosawa's "Rashomon"?
DDown 2:	End of Kurosawa's "Rashomon"?
DDown 3:	Directional ending
DDown 4:	Prefix with center
DDown 5:	Nixon, e.g., for two yrs.
DDown 6:	1952 Gary Cooper classic
DDown 7:	Believer that life is meaningless
DDown 8:	Suffix with acetyl
DDown 9:	S.F. summer setting	PDT
DDown 10:	It's about 1% argon
DDown 11:	Had a break between flights	LAIDOVER
DDown 12:	Clear and direct, as reporting
DDown 13:	Common Nascar letters
DDown 13:	Common Nascar letters
DDown 15:	Letters on a perp's record
DDown 15:	Letters on a perp's record
DDown 17:	Morgue ID	TOETAG
DDown 22:	Christmas carol starter	OCOME
DDown 23:	They vary according to batters' heights	STRIKEZONES
DDown 24:	Poison gas, e.g.
DDown 25:	Florence's ___ Vecchio	PONTE
DDown 26:	Bopper
DDown 29:	"___-lish!" ("Yum!")
DDown 34:	Longtime Florentine ruling family
DDown 35:	There might be one on the corner of a sail
DDown 38:	Atomizer outputs
DDown 39:	They're said at the end of a soirée
DDown 40:	Dog that might be named Shep
DDown 42:	Derby victory margin, maybe
DDown 43:	Many an urban Cornhusker	OMAHAN
DDown 44:	Searches high and low
DDown 45:	Quarantine, say
DDown 46:	Dime-on-the-dollar donation
DDown 48:	Happy tunes
DDown 50:	To the point, in law	ADREM
DDown 54:	Day after hump day: Abbr.	THU