New York Times Answers - Thursday, 20th March 2014

There are 40 across clues and 43 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 20th March 2014. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	"Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox," e.g.
AAcross 5:	Alternative to a game hen
AAcross 10:	Young brothers' band	ACDC
AAcross 14:	"A Clockwork Orange" protagonist	ALEX
AAcross 15:	1/16 of a 17-Across
AAcross 16:	Explorer with a friend named Boots	DORA
AAcross 17:	See 15-Across
AAcross 18:	Gripping read ["Get back!"]	PATEGURNER
AAcross 20:	New York City's ___ Place
AAcross 22:	Two in Toledo
AAcross 23:	Fit for a king
AAcross 24:	Oil containers ["Get down!"]	STORAG
AAcross 26:	Slight
AAcross 27:	The opposing side
AAcross 29:	Super bargain
AAcross 30:	6 Series cars	BMWS
AAcross 33:	-
AAcross 35:	Hiss cause
AAcross 38:	Make public
AAcross 39:	First word of "Huckleberry Finn"
AAcross 40:	One passing a gate
AAcross 41:	Pole connector
AAcross 43:	-
AAcross 45:	Actress Stapleton
AAcross 46:	Mall cop weapon
AAcross 48:	Vegetable rich in calcium and vitamin K
AAcross 50:	Amherst and Orono, for two ["Get up!"]	COLLEG
AAcross 52:	Where Maria and the Captain have their first kiss in "The Sound of Music"
AAcross 56:	Speak to the people?
AAcross 57:	Economy-size container
AAcross 60:	Lop off
AAcross 61:	1977 W.W. II film ["Get lost!]	ABRIDOOFAR
AAcross 64:	Nickname for Anaheim's Angel Stadium
AAcross 65:	Buster Brown's dog
AAcross 66:	In front of, old-style
AAcross 67:	Name series condenser
AAcross 67:	Name series condenser
AAcross 68:	Suffix with mob	STER
AAcross 69:	Stuck together
AAcross 70:	Perspective provider
DDown 1:	Spanish starters
DDown 2:	Those with no problem getting in
DDown 2:	Those with no problem getting in
DDown 3:	Slowly
DDown 4:	Makes pay, in a bad way
DDown 5:	Concession
DDown 6:	Campus area
DDown 7:	Golden rule word
DDown 8:	Superb, in slang
DDown 9:	Ask for a biscuit, say
DDown 10:	___ gland
DDown 11:	Brazzaville inhabitants
DDown 12:	Gloomy, in poetry
DDown 13:	Eric who wrote "The Very Hungry Caterpillar"
DDown 19:	Press
DDown 21:	Cousin of "Olé!"
DDown 25:	-
DDown 26:	"___ over"
DDown 28:	Cleveland was one in Buffalo
DDown 29:	Leave scoreless
DDown 30:	When repeated, a nursery rhyme call
DDown 31:	Mingle
DDown 32:	Presented prominently
DDown 34:	First word of "Richard III"
DDown 36:	Alias
DDown 36:	Alias
DDown 37:	Blood
DDown 42:	More like sailors' talk, stereotypically
DDown 43:	-
DDown 44:	Have a dip
DDown 45:	Prominent feminist blog
DDown 47:	Assigned position
DDown 49:	Velázquez's "___ Meninas"
DDown 50:	Covers
DDown 51:	What an astronaut may be in
DDown 53:	What you might get for a party nowadays
DDown 54:	Founded
DDown 55:	Stage in a Ph.D. program
DDown 57:	Tasteless stuff
DDown 58:	Subjects of some 911 calls
DDown 59:	Uncovered
DDown 62:	Clodhopper
DDown 63:	Like cherry-flavored things