New York Times Answers - Wednesday, 18th February 2015 There are 33 across clues and 43 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 18th February 2015. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Letters on Soyuz rocketsCCCPAAcross 5: St. Francis' homeASSISIAAcross 11: Some gas stationsBPSAAcross 14: Fifth-longest bone in the human bodyULNAAAcross 15: One navigating the web?SPIDERAAcross 16: Problem on the red carpet, maybeRIPAAcross 17: Mollycoddle Dwayne Johnson?BABYTHEROCKAAcross 19: 108-card gameUNOAAcross 20: Onetime Microsoft encyclopediaENCARTAAAcross 21: Really diggingINTOAAcross 22: Enters charges against a restaurant employee?BOOKSTHECOOKAAcross 27: One of the WaughsEVELYNAAcross 30: Worthless stuffTRIPEAAcross 31: MiffedSOREAAcross 32: Major League Baseball's oldest-ever rookie (age 42)PAIGEAAcross 33: French surname starterDESAAcross 36: Try to find out what's what at a pond?QUESTIONTHEDUCKAAcross 40: Sound of a lit fuseSSSAAcross 41: Battery terminalANODEAAcross 42: Thru 12th gradeELHIAAcross 43: Tea party crasher of fictionALICEAAcross 44: Polytetrafluoroethylene, commerciallyTEFLONAAcross 46: Shift responsibility for some missing campsite food?BLAMETHEBEARAAcross 50: Cheery airLILTAAcross 51: Cry at an unveilingETVOILAAAcross 55: Back, to PopeyeAFTAAcross 56: Kayo Popeye?DECKTHESWABAAcross 60: Letter after wyeZEEAAcross 61: FlyAVIATEAAcross 62: "Beloved" author MorrisonTONIAAcross 63: Foul upERRAAcross 64: Betty Crocker bowlfulBATTERAAcross 65: Sulky moodSNITDDown 1: 21-Down unitCUBEDDown 2: Kiltie's groupCLANDDown 3: "Closing Bell" channelCNBCDDown 4: Balance sheet headingPAYABLESDDown 5: Kutcher who hosted "Punk'd"ASHTONDDown 6: Command to RoverSPEAKDDown 7: Round Table titleSIRDDown 8: Answer to a judgeIDODDown 9: InstantSECDDown 10: Tee offIRKDDown 11: Musical MarsBRUNODDown 12: Piebald horsePINTODDown 13: BogeymanSPOOKDDown 18: Priam's domainTROYDDown 21: Motel freebieICEDDown 23: One who can't find a seat, saySTANDEEDDown 24: HackneyedTRITEDDown 25: Dow Jones extremeHIGHDDown 26: Weapon with a bell guardEPEEDDown 27: Attys.' titlesESQSDDown 28: R.S.V.P. partVOUSDDown 29: "___ Tu" (1974 hit)ERESDDown 32: BowwowPOOCHDDown 33: DimwittedDULLDDown 34: Empty hall phenomenonECHODDown 35: It's all around youSKINDDown 37: Campfire storyTALEDDown 38: Rolling ___ (rich)INITDDown 39: Gets out of the freezer, sayDEFROSTSDDown 43: Oz. or qt.AMTDDown 44: LeashTETHERDDown 45: Mansard partEAVEDDown 46: Five-alarmer, e.g.BLAZEDDown 47: One who never changes jobsLIFERDDown 48: Take up or let outALTERDDown 49: Midler of "The Rose"BETTEDDown 52: Victor's boastIWONDDown 53: Legal scholar GuinierLANIDDown 54: To some degreeA BITDDown 56: Apply sparinglyDABDDown 57: A GaborEVADDown 58: Op. ___CITDDown 59: Kit ___ barKAT