New York Times Answers - Wednesday, 12th March 2014

There are 38 across clues and 41 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 12th March 2014. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	White breakfast beverage
AAcross 5:	Orange breakfast beverage
AAcross 10:	Tan breakfast beverage
AAcross 13:	Blunted blade
AAcross 14:	What a "V" signals to a violinist
AAcross 14:	What a "V" signals to a violinist
AAcross 15:	Sock
AAcross 17:	Middle of a simile	ASAN
AAcross 18:	Work like a dog
AAcross 19:	Body lotion brand	KERI
AAcross 20:	Admonition to the overly curious	DONTSTARE
AAcross 22:	Nut often found on a sticky bun
AAcross 23:	Agitated state
AAcross 24:	Ungentlemanly sort
AAcross 25:	R. E. Lee's org.	CSA
AAcross 28:	Like some shopping	ONESTOP
AAcross 31:	Best-liked, in chat rooms	FAV
AAcross 34:	Kid's retort	IAMSO
AAcross 36:	Words said while tapping on a watch	TIMETOGO
AAcross 38:	"I'm buying!," at a bar ... or a hint to this puzzle's theme	DRINKSALLAROUND
AAcross 41:	Good-looking person?	EAGLEEYE
AAcross 42:	"10" star	DEREK
AAcross 43:	Density symbol
AAcross 44:	Alternative to pasta
AAcross 47:	Agcy. for retirees
AAcross 48:	"___ Misérables"
AAcross 49:	They build up in pores
AAcross 51:	Rainbow-shaped
AAcross 54:	Story threads
AAcross 59:	Bet
AAcross 60:	Fire-starting aid
AAcross 61:	___ bene
AAcross 62:	One of Isaac's twins
AAcross 63:	Start of an elimination rhyme	EENIE
AAcross 64:	Endor denizen	EWOK
AAcross 65:	Fizzy dinner quaff
AAcross 66:	Plain dinner quaff
AAcross 67:	Genteel dinner quaff
DDown 1:	Product of fermenting honey
DDown 2:	___ facto	IPSO
DDown 3:	Not marbled, say
DDown 4:	Jonathan and Martha of Smallville
DDown 5:	Newly arrived	JUSTIN
DDown 6:	Pulling an all-nighter, e.g.	UPLATE
DDown 7:	Letter-shaped construction component	IBAR
DDown 8:	Pirate hide-out, often
DDown 9:	Meadow mother
DDown 10:	Clucked
DDown 11:	G.E. component: Abbr.	ELEC
DDown 12:	Halo, e.g.
DDown 16:	Clear libation popular in England
DDown 21:	Hornswoggled
DDown 22:	Cutout toy
DDown 24:	Knocked-out state
DDown 25:	Product of fermenting apples
DDown 26:	England's Fergie, formally
DDown 27:	Bud in the Southwest
DDown 29:	Fifth-century pope called "the Great"	STLEO
DDown 30:	Before, briefly
DDown 31:	Trey beaters
DDown 32:	Moorehead of "Citizen Kane"	AGNES
DDown 33:	Clear libation popular in Russia
DDown 35:	Presenter of many a spoof, for short	SNL
DDown 37:	Stocking stuffer?
DDown 39:	Six, in Seville
DDown 40:	Old-timey agreements
DDown 45:	Nickname for the $2 Canadian coin
DDown 46:	Nervous giggle
DDown 48:	Was a prelude (to)	LEDUP
DDown 50:	Muscle connector
DDown 51:	Product of fermenting barley
DDown 52:	Speak like a tough guy, say
DDown 53:	"Ta-ta!"
DDown 54:	"Nolo contendere," e.g.
DDown 55:	Dryer fuzz
DDown 56:	"___ get it!"	NOWI
DDown 57:	School for James Bond	ETON
DDown 58:	Clear libation popular in Japan
DDown 60:	Not a lot