New York Times Answers - Saturday, 27th September 2014 There are 30 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 27th September 2014. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Start of a weird infraction?IBEFOREEAAcross 9: Sushi offeringFLUKEAAcross 14: First Indian tribe to sign a treaty with the U.S. governmentDELAWAREAAcross 15: Hand in handJOINEDAAcross 16: Eskimo wearSEALSKINAAcross 17: Hike, e.g.OUTINGAAcross 18: Mideast pops?ABBAAAcross 19: Smoke without fire?ECIGARETTEAAcross 21: Naval petty off.YEOAAcross 22: What was once cool?KEENAAcross 23: Gray figures?REBSAAcross 27: One-man Broadway hit of 1989TRUAAcross 29: Only one U.S. prez has had oneMBAAAcross 32: Straight talker's slangy phraseICALLEMASISEEEMAAcross 37: Country standardNATIONALAVERAGEAAcross 38: Words from a good buddyBREAKERONENINERAAcross 39: On the sideINONESSPARETIMEAAcross 40: X or Y precederGENAAcross 41: Site of class struggles?: Abbr.SCHAAcross 42: FloorSTUNAAcross 43: One N.B.A. All-Star Game teamEASTAAcross 46: One telling you where to get off, for short?GPSAAcross 49: High ranking?TOPTENLISTAAcross 55: Introductory ballet instructionPLIEAAcross 56: Whence the word "alcohol"ARABICAAcross 57: Listen here!EARPIECEAAcross 59: Words of support from an organizationWECAREAAcross 60: Reacts to, as a nagging requestGROANSATAAcross 61: Game keeper?SNAREAAcross 62: Tiramisu ingredientESPRESSODDown 1: Guesstimate openingIDSAYDDown 2: Deep-sea explorer WilliamBEEBEDDown 3: ExplainELABORATEONDDown 4: Beginning of a seasonal refrainFA LADDown 5: Hurtful outbursts?OWSDDown 6: PlayboyRAKEDDown 7: Shortstop Aybar who was a 2011 Gold Glove winnerERICKDDown 8: Start of an eliminationEENIEDDown 9: Time that little Susie is woken in the 1957 hit "Wake Up Little Susie"FOURDDown 10: Lo-calLITEDDown 11: Military groupUNITDDown 12: Canterbury's homeKENTDDown 13: Beat by a whiskerEDGEDDown 15: Who said "I have a wonderful psychiatrist that I see maybe once a year, because I don't need it. It all comes out onstage"JOANRIVERSDDown 20: Easily passesGETSANADDown 24: Name in 2000 headlinesELIANDDown 25: MatesBLOKESDDown 26: Old ageSENESCENCEDDown 28: Early online forumUSENETDDown 29: InaneMEANINGLESSDDown 30: Spangle, sayBEGEMDDown 31: "___ trifle!"AMEREDDown 32: Having much at stakeINBIGDDown 33: ___ asadaCARNEDDown 34: Parade V.I.P.MARSHALDDown 35: CockeyedALOPDDown 36: Song that ends "O dolcezze perdute! O speranze d'amor, d'amor, d'amor!"ERITUDDown 44: Challenge for defendersSIEGEDDown 45: Bygone royaltyTSARSDDown 47: Measures of one's writing?PICASDDown 48: MindSEETODDown 49: ShootersTAWSDDown 50: Israeli conductor DanielORENDDown 51: Rain forest rodentPACADDown 52: Aid in an uphill climbT-BARDDown 53: Country name pronounced by natives in two syllablesEIREDDown 54: Atlantic City resort, informally, with "the"TROPDDown 55: Common cleaning scentPINEDDown 58: Hole numberPAR