New York Times Answers - Saturday, 13th December 2014

There are 38 across clues and 34 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 13th December 2014. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Cheeky couple?
AAcross 9:	Opposite
AAcross 15:	Many a pickup game
AAcross 16:	Zero chance	NOHOPE
AAcross 17:	Become ripped	LIQUORUP
AAcross 18:	Needing to sit for a minute, maybe	TOOHOT
AAcross 19:	Lakers commentator Lantz and others	STUS
AAcross 20:	Met someone?
AAcross 22:	Minute, briefly	LIL
AAcross 23:	Caesar's predecessor?
AAcross 24:	Deliverer of thousands of monologues
AAcross 25:	City known for its traffic violations
AAcross 26:	See 36-Across	ORLESS
AAcross 29:	Larrup
AAcross 30:	Fat Tire and Full Sail
AAcross 31:	Ballerina Rubinstein who commissioned Ravel's "Boléro"
AAcross 32:	Business end?: Abbr.
AAcross 34:	Target target?	WALMART
AAcross 36:	With 26-Across, somewhat
AAcross 37:	Exotic juice ingredient
AAcross 38:	Big marble
AAcross 41:	Thataway
AAcross 42:	With 54-Across, spa town on the Lahn River
AAcross 45:	Bachelor's least favorite radio station?
AAcross 46:	Glace, essentially
AAcross 48:	Action figure released in 1997	GIJANE
AAcross 50:	Basse-Californie, e.g.
AAcross 51:	Fashion designer Knowles, mother of Beyoncé	TINA
AAcross 53:	Climbing figs.
AAcross 54:	See 42-Across
AAcross 55:	Hurrier's words	IMLATE
AAcross 57:	Progressives, e.g.
AAcross 58:	___ person
AAcross 60:	Kangaroo Point is a suburb of it
AAcross 62:	Illumination indication
AAcross 63:	Online aid for job-hunters	LINKEDIN
AAcross 64:	H.S. challenge with 1-to-5 scoring
AAcross 65:	Beach book, typically	EASYREAD
DDown 1:	Where Prokofiev's "Cinderella" premiered	BOLSHOI
DDown 2:	1-Down wear
DDown 3:	1958 #1 hit whose only lyric is its title word
DDown 4:	Ruffle
DDown 5:	Mackerel variety on Hawaiian menus
DDown 6:	Langston Hughes's "___ Unashamed"
DDown 7:	Small projecting ridge
DDown 8:	Menorah's branches, e.g.
DDown 9:	Celery topped with peanut butter and raisins	ANTSONALOG
DDown 10:	Codger
DDown 11:	Mass-over-volume symbol
DDown 12:	"Mm-mmm!"	OOHLALA
DDown 13:	Surprise giveaway?
DDown 14:	What keeps order at a concert?	SETLIST
DDown 21:	Somewhat
DDown 25:	Derived (from)
DDown 27:	A.T.M. feature
DDown 28:	Kebabs sold curbside, say	STREETMEAT
DDown 33:	Throw a monkey wrench into
DDown 35:	Anderson of sitcomdom	LONI
DDown 36:	Big name in bubbly	MOET
DDown 38:	Comics boy with the given name Scooner	SWEEPEA
DDown 39:	Modern request for contact	HITMEUP
DDown 40:	Somewhat	OFASORT
DDown 42:	Chopin dedicated one to Schumann
DDown 43:	Title girl in literature's "Prairie Trilogy"	ANTONIA
DDown 44:	Derive (from)
DDown 47:	Powerless
DDown 49:	Yap
DDown 52:	Some lobbies
DDown 55:	Classes
DDown 56:	Beethoven's first?	EINS
DDown 59:	11-Down's shape
DDown 61:	Hit high in the air