New York Times Answers - Saturday, 5th September 2015 There are 33 across clues and 34 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 5th September 2015. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Book whose last line is "Ask me tomorrow but not today"HOPONPOPAAcross 9: Non-primates with remarkably humanlike fingerprintsKOALASAAcross 15: Springsteen hit between "Born in the U.S.A." and "Glory Days"IMONFIREAAcross 16: PressingURGENTAAcross 17: What boxers use to "shake hands"FORELEGSAAcross 18: Sight that's not soundMIRAGEAAcross 19: "Positively Entertaining" channelIONAAcross 20: BlackJETAAcross 21: Bribe moneyBOODLEAAcross 22: Mr. RightIDEALMANAAcross 25: North title: Abbr.COLAAcross 26: Pool house?BAPTISTERYAAcross 29: See 43-DownCOPYAAcross 30: Turgenev's birthplaceORELRUSSIAAAcross 31: Funny ___HA-HAAAcross 31: Funny ___HAHAAAcross 32: He played himself in "Broadway Danny Rose" and "Pee-wee's Big Adventure"BERLEAAcross 33: With 47-Across, 1978 Covert Bailey best seller on exercise and dietFITORAAcross 34: "With ___ at the South Pole," first documentary to win an Oscar (for cinematography)BYRDAAcross 35: HaltedPUTTOANENDAAcross 40: VacillateYO-YOAAcross 41: Wrong numbers?ERRORCODESAAcross 42: Virgin Islands exportRUMAAcross 43: Spiders and such, slangilyCREEPIESAAcross 44: Certain hash ingredientsIDAHOSAAcross 46: Datebook abbr.MONAAcross 47: See 33-AcrossFATAAcross 50: What Beyoncé decided to do in 2002GOSOLOAAcross 51: Upstate New York tribeONONDAGAAAcross 54: Part of a sundial that casts a shadowGNOMONAAcross 55: Guitar virtuoso whose name is an anagram of YO' RECORDRYCOODERAAcross 56: Hidalgo honorificSENORAAAcross 57: Requirement that hybrid cars may be exempted fromSMOGTESTDDown 1: Place for a '55 45, sayHI-FIDDown 2: Classic novel whose title means "wanderer"OMOODDown 3: Subject of a certain addictionPORNDDown 4: Word before and after "to," "on" or "for"ONEDDown 5: "The ___ Today"NFLDDown 6: Much-performed aria from Fauré's "Requiem"PIEJESUDDown 7: Almond syrups used in cocktailsORGEATSDDown 8: GrindersPESTLESDDown 9: Treacly spirit of unityKUMBAYADDown 10: Sirius' master, in mythORIONDDown 11: Farm-related prefixAGRODDown 12: Like some copper guttersLEADCOATEDDDown 13: Like Grenada, but not GranadaANGLOPHONEDDown 14: Old Pittsburgh work areasSTEELYARDSDDown 22: "That's O.K., I guess"ITLLDODDown 23: CriticalDIREDDown 24: Open ___MRIDDown 26: 1939 Wimbledon men's championBOBBYRIGGSDDown 27: Response to a ranterAREYOUDONEDDown 28: Street boss?PERRY MASONDDown 29: Casual Friday optionCHINOSDDown 33: Turn towardFACEDDown 35: Borat or Ali G, to Sacha Baron CohenPERSONADDown 36: Script endingUREDDown 37: Mercury poisoning symptomsTREMORSDDown 38: Place nameTOPONYMDDown 39: Home to 15-foot-long crocodilesORINOCODDown 43: With 29-Across, pricier option at a print shopCOLORDDown 45: Our kind of people?HOMODDown 47: Tapering hairdoFADEDDown 48: Seemingly foreverAGESDDown 49: BitingTARTDDown 52: Seasonal quaffNOGDDown 53: What's the point?DOT