New York Times Answers - Thursday, 12th February 2015 There are 41 across clues and 35 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 12th February 2015. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Takes the fifth, perhapsSTONEWALLSAAcross 7: Like a spanker's position on a shipAFTAAcross 10: Turquoise, e.g.GEMSTONEAAcross 14: Tries to punchHITSATAAcross 15: Bow attachmentJIBAAcross 16: Topic of elementary education?ATOMAAcross 17: Braid, e.g.ENLACEAAcross 18: ___ Nova (music style)ARSAAcross 19: ___ cake (rich dessert)LAVAAAcross 20: KeenNEATAAcross 21: Edit, in a wayPAREAAcross 23: Big name in jewelryZALESAAcross 24: Cable channel that has "Idiotest," for shortGSNAAcross 25: Most slush pile responsesNOSAAcross 26: Cardinals' home, on scoreboardsARIAAcross 28: "What am ___ you?"ITOAAcross 29: AbsorbEATAAcross 30: Writing on a 36-AcrossINSCRIPTIONAAcross 33: British P.M. during the Seven Years' WarPITTAAcross 35: 1998 BP acquisitionAMOCOAAcross 36: Where one might find a date ... with a hint to this puzzle's themeCORNERSTONEAAcross 40: Part of Rimbaud's oeuvrePOEMEAAcross 41: ___-glace (rich sauce)DEMIAAcross 43: Something found behind a 36-AcrossTIME CAPSULEAAcross 48: "Holy cow!," in a textOMGAAcross 50: She-bear: Sp.OSAAAcross 51: Go ___APEAAcross 52: Dot, to Ditto, in "Hi and Lois"SISAAcross 53: 3x, in prescriptionsTERAAcross 54: CompleteUTTERAAcross 56: ProgressRISEAAcross 58: California's ___ ValleySIMIAAcross 59: Lit ___CRITAAcross 60: Where the wild things are?ZOOAAcross 61: B3NIACINAAcross 63: NudgeHINTAAcross 64: Verb with "thou"ARTAAcross 65: Part of a singing familyOSMONDAAcross 66: AntediluvianSTONE AGEAAcross 67: Fed. management grp.GSAAAcross 68: Part of many a country singer's outfitRHINESTONEDDown 1: World Heritage Site that's more than 4,000 years oldSTONEHENGEDDown 2: Apple typeWINESAPDDown 3: Neighbor of Ventnor on a Monopoly boardATLANTICDDown 4: Hurdle for an aspiring "Esq."LSATDDown 5: It's filled with eauLACDDown 6: TrampleSTEP ONDDown 7: Not wide openAJARDDown 8: Second Amendment subjectFIREARMSDDown 9: Cable inits. for sports and comedyTBSDDown 10: Ritzy shindigGALADDown 11: Latin list enderET ALIIDDown 12: Take up new residence inMOVETODDown 13: Foundation workerSTONEMASONDDown 22: MuttonheadASSDDown 23: Letter numbersZIPCODESDDown 25: Certain dragsterNITROCARDDown 27: Top card?RIOTDDown 31: Has it in one's heart?CARESDDown 32: "Watch your ___, young man!"TONEDDown 34: ImbibeTOPEDDown 37: ___ tideNEAPDDown 38: Montezuma and othersEMPERORSDDown 39: Means of communication using dots and dashesEMOTICONDDown 42: George Harrison's autobiographyIMEMINEDDown 43: Standard of comparisonTOUCHSTONEDDown 44: Adriatic peninsula shared by Italy, Slovenia and CroatiaISTRIADDown 45: Kind of callMATINGDDown 46: Beginning of the Constitution?USSDDown 47: Note holder, of sortsLIENORDDown 49: Part of many a millGRINDSTONEDDown 55: Suffix with kitchenETTEDDown 57: SmidgenIOTADDown 58: LaplanderSAMIDDown 60: Turn backZAGDDown 62: Relative of -esqueISH