New York Times Answers - Tuesday, 10th February 2015 There are 37 across clues and 42 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Tuesday, 10th February 2015. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: FloodSPATEAAcross 6: Higgledy-piggledyAMOKAAcross 10: Turns left, as a plow horseHAWSAAcross 14: Like some country-and-western singingNASALAAcross 15: ___-RooterROTOAAcross 16: Take too much of, brieflyODONAAcross 17: The ailing postal worker was ...OUTOFSORTSAAcross 19: Have a silent role?MIMEAAcross 20: Cries at a plaza de torosOLESAAcross 21: Put to good ___USEAAcross 22: "Bye!"SEEYAAAcross 23: BlackenTARAAcross 24: The ailing rock star was ...FEELINGPUNKAAcross 27: "The Star-Spangled Banner" openingOSAYAAcross 29: Part of N.B.A.: Abbr.NATLAAcross 30: Port-au-Prince's homeHAITIAAcross 32: Crack, as lipsCHAPAAcross 34: ConcerningASTOAAcross 38: The ailing meteorologist was ...UNDER THE WEATHERAAcross 41: Two, for binary arithmeticBASEAAcross 42: "___ kleine Nachtmusik"EINEAAcross 43: Lowly workersPEONSAAcross 44: NonfattyLEANAAcross 46: Dollar : U.S. :: ___ : CubaPESOAAcross 47: The ailing golfer was ...WAYBELOWPARAAcross 52: Keg partTAPAAcross 55: Like two U.N. secretaries generalASIANAAcross 56: Fashion inits.YSLAAcross 57: Possible result of owing moneyREPOAAcross 58: British gunSTENAAcross 59: The ailing trash collector was ...INTHEDUMPSAAcross 62: RelatedTOLDAAcross 63: Capital of QatarDOHAAAcross 64: Movie ticket categoryADULTAAcross 65: Make ___ meetENDSAAcross 66: Dish with a little of this and a little of thatSTEWAAcross 67: Hunts and pecks, e.g.TYPESDDown 1: Stuck-up sortSNOOTDDown 2: Funny PoundstonePAULADDown 3: Popular 1980s arcade gameASTEROIDSDDown 4: Ski resort whose name is an anagram of 34-AcrossTAOSDDown 5: One with pointy earsELFDDown 6: Came upAROSEDDown 7: Prized mushroomMORELDDown 8: Baseball's MelOTTDDown 9: 37 bout results for Muhammad Ali, informallyKOSDDown 10: Where umpires umpireHOMEPLATESDDown 11: "Goodbye"ADIEUDDown 12: Half of humanity, to some feministsWOMYNDDown 13: Furtive sortSNEAKDDown 18: Chop ___SUEYDDown 22: Snorkel, in "Beetle Bailey": Abbr.SGTDDown 24: Place to see a Ferris wheelFAIRDDown 25: AmazedINAWEDDown 26: Where a redneck gets redNAPEDDown 28: Caribbean percussion groupsSTEELBANDSDDown 30: CenterHUBDDown 31: Flag carrier of JapanANADDown 32: Pants materialCHINODDown 33: "The Little Red ___"HENDDown 35: Typical westernSHOOT-'EM-UPDDown 36: XTENDDown 37: Hosp. areas where you might hear "Scalpel, please"ORSDDown 39: Blue shadeTEALDDown 40: One doing impressionsAPERDDown 45: Time after dusk, to poetsE'ENDDown 45: Time after dusk, to poetsEENDDown 46: Susceptible to sunburnPALEDDown 47: GarbageWASTEDDown 48: ___ MartinASTONDDown 49: 150 bushels an acre, e.g.YIELDDDown 50: George who signed the Declaration of IndependenceWYTHEDDown 51: Sarcastic "Oh, sure"PSHAWDDown 53: Beatles record labelAPPLEDDown 54: Blog entriesPOSTSDDown 57: Former New York mayor GiulianiRUDYDDown 59: Checkpoint necessitiesIDSDDown 60: With 61-Down, what "dis" is?NOTDDown 61: See 60-DownDAT