New York Times Answers - Saturday, 9th August 2014

There are 33 across clues and 31 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 9th August 2014. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Colonel's charge, once	KFC
AAcross 4:	Conventioneers: Abbr.
AAcross 8:	Washington, once, so they say
AAcross 13:	Creature that moves by jet propulsion
AAcross 15:	Loses one's shadow, say
AAcross 16:	Like John Belushi, ethnically
AAcross 17:	Spelunking supply
AAcross 18:	High level
AAcross 19:	Couscous ingredient
AAcross 20:	Ones working over the holidays?	SANTAS
AAcross 21:	Try to stop
AAcross 22:	Part of Austin Powers's attire
AAcross 23:	Big beat?
AAcross 26:	"Mad Men" award
AAcross 27:	One getting stuck in a horror movie	VOODOODOLL
AAcross 29:	Powder holder
AAcross 30:	French locale of prehistoric cave paintings
AAcross 31:	Bellwether sound
AAcross 32:	Image on many an old map
AAcross 34:	ConocoPhillips competitor
AAcross 35:	Like top-shelf liquor
AAcross 36:	Place to walk to
AAcross 37:	Tired
AAcross 38:	"The Divine Comedy" has 100 of them
AAcross 39:	Ski lodge fixtures	HOTTUBS
AAcross 42:	Digression
AAcross 43:	Going in circles
AAcross 44:	Lear's youngest	CORDELIA
AAcross 45:	British footballer Wayne ___	ROONEY
AAcross 46:	Inconvenience	IMPOSEON
AAcross 47:	Some modern fads
AAcross 48:	Reckon
AAcross 49:	Curtains
DDown 1:	Contents of some lockers
DDown 2:	Drop off
DDown 3:	Bolívar, Cohiba or Juan López	CUBANCIGAR
DDown 4:	Patronize, in a way	DINEAT
DDown 5:	Mount St. ___ (Alaska/Canada border peak)	ELIAS
DDown 6:	Common dance theme
DDown 7:	Fig. on some shredded documents	SSN
DDown 8:	Case for a bootblack	SHINEBOX
DDown 9:	Weak, with "down"
DDown 10:	Drug dealer on "The Wire"
DDown 11:	Many a flier under a door
DDown 12:	Alternative to an elbow
DDown 14:	Tomahawk for Andrew Jackson, surprisingly
DDown 15:	Quickly produces in great quantity	SPITSOUT
DDown 19:	One might have a cameo at the end
DDown 21:	Bishop's place
DDown 23:	Biblical quartet
DDown 24:	Arlington House is his memorial
DDown 25:	Monocle, in British slang	GLASSONION
DDown 27:	How Mount Etna erupts
DDown 28:	The Battle of Thermopylae, for the Spartans	LASTSTAND
DDown 30:	Some gatherings in halls
DDown 33:	Raphael's "___ Madonna"	SISTINE
DDown 34:	Swinging joints
DDown 36:	Group of lovers, collectively
DDown 38:	"___ mañana" (procrastinator's jokey motto)	CARPE
DDown 39:	"What's the ___?"
DDown 40:	Shakespearean lament	OWOE
DDown 41:	Fashion designer Browne	THOM
DDown 42:	A-F or G-K, maybe
DDown 44:	Conqueror of Valencia, with "the"