New York Times Answers - Monday, 7th April 2014

There are 39 across clues and 41 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Monday, 7th April 2014. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Couple
AAcross 5:	Spider's production
AAcross 8:	Having a couple of elements
AAcross 12:	___ Domini
AAcross 13:	"Hell if I know" gesture
AAcross 15:	Initial money for the pot
AAcross 16:	High-stakes wager	DOUBLEORNOTHING
AAcross 19:	Simple country person
AAcross 20:	___ Canals, Michigan/Ontario separator	SOO
AAcross 21:	Overly
AAcross 22:	___ out a living
AAcross 23:	Kimono, e.g.
AAcross 26:	Medical practitioners: Abbr.	DRS
AAcross 28:	See 68-Across
AAcross 29:	Gossipy sort
AAcross 32:	Arkansas town where Bill Clinton was born
AAcross 35:	Female deer
AAcross 36:	Traveling performers
AAcross 38:	Complete lawlessness
AAcross 40:	Fainted, as in rapture
AAcross 41:	Small fight
AAcross 42:	Letter after pi
AAcross 43:	One minus one
AAcross 44:	Stainless ___
AAcross 45:	One of a couple in a 767
AAcross 47:	Jabber
AAcross 48:	"You are so-o-o funny"
AAcross 48:	"You are so-o-o funny"
AAcross 49:	A sleeve covers it
AAcross 52:	Droop
AAcross 55:	By way of
AAcross 57:	Impossible to see through
AAcross 59:	Boeing 767, for one	TWINENGINEPLANE
AAcross 63:	Encourage
AAcross 64:	Canis, for dogs
AAcross 65:	Wading bird
AAcross 66:	Couple
AAcross 67:	Used a chair
AAcross 68:	One of a couple for the Roman god 28-Across
DDown 1:	San Diego baseballer
DDown 2:	Actress Aimée	ANOUK
DDown 3:	Occupied, as a restroom
DDown 4:	Gen. ___ E. Lee	ROBT
DDown 5:	First of a journalist's five W's
DDown 5:	First of a journalist's five W's
DDown 6:	Flub
DDown 7:	Hot dog holders
DDown 8:	"Zip-a-Dee-Doo- ___"
DDown 9:	The "U" of B.T.U.
DDown 10:	"... ___ cost to you!"	ATNO
DDown 11:	Toy brick maker
DDown 13:	More, at a meal	SECONDHELPING
DDown 14:	Someone who's so nice you almost want to smack him	GOODYTWOSHOES
DDown 17:	Old Italian money
DDown 18:	Matador
DDown 24:	Floating marker for a sailor
DDown 25:	WNW's opposite
DDown 27:	Nap
DDown 28:	Article of sports attire with a number
DDown 30:	Something to whistle
DDown 31:	Mimic
DDown 32:	Broadbrim, for one
DDown 33:	Burden
DDown 34:	Future's opposite
DDown 37:	Old name for Tokyo
DDown 39:	Split with an ax
DDown 40:	Actor LaBeouf
DDown 42:	Stadium cheer
DDown 46:	Northern Scandinavian
DDown 49:	Jordanian port
DDown 50:	Like Old Norse writing
DDown 51:	Reagan attorney general Edwin	MEESE
DDown 52:	Macho guy
DDown 53:	Wonky
DDown 54:	Prefix with watt
DDown 56:	Puts on years
DDown 58:	First Arabic letter
DDown 60:	Beatty of "Superman"
DDown 61:	All ___ day's work	INA
DDown 62:	Pecan or cashew