New York Times Answers - Saturday, 2nd January 2016 There are 35 across clues and 36 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 2nd January 2016. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Surf stuffSPRAYAAcross 6: Dangerous fallAVALANCHEAAcross 15: One with a pouchKOALAAAcross 16: Half a roundNINEHOLESAAcross 17: Volunteer's offerIWILLAAcross 18: Annual June sporting eventNBAFINALSAAcross 19: PromontoriesNESSESAAcross 21: What most adjectives end in?ESTAAcross 22: Part of "Die Fledermaus"ARIEAAcross 23: Set offTRIPAAcross 24: TricksHASAAcross 26: Competitor of Kohl'sTJMAXXAAcross 28: Set offIGNITEDAAcross 30: DeceptionRUSEAAcross 31: Roman leader?GRECOAAcross 32: SharpACERBAAcross 34: It launched Hotmail in '97MSNAAcross 37: Message to criticsHATERSGONNAHATEAAcross 40: "American Dad!" airerTBSAAcross 41: Indiana Jones was on oneQUESTAAcross 42: Input signal?CARETAAcross 43: Lines on a ski mountain mapRUNSAAcross 44: RightETHICALAAcross 46: Florists' creationsPOSIESAAcross 49: "Packed" lettersSROAAcross 50: Another attemptREDOAAcross 51: Homesickness, e.g.ACHEAAcross 52: Korean War leader, for shortHSTAAcross 54: 1987 Emmy winner for "Moonlighting"WILLISAAcross 56: HoardSTASH AWAYAAcross 59: One of TV's Crane brothersNILESAAcross 60: Throw the matchTAKE A DIVEAAcross 61: OccupiedIN USEAAcross 62: Where the U.S.S. Cole was attacked in 2000ADENYEMENAAcross 63: Big part of one's final grade, typicallyTESTSDDown 1: Opposite of baggySKIN-TIGHTDDown 1: Opposite of baggySKINTIGHTDDown 2: CoupPOWERGRABDDown 3: Alternative to GoobersRAISINETSDDown 4: Jamaican jerk chicken seasoningALLSPICEDDown 5: Its Latin motto translates to "Light and truth"YALEDDown 6: ___ Dunham, Barack Obama's motherANNDDown 7: Good or bad things to pick upVIBESDDown 8: Santa ___ (weather phenomena)ANASDDown 9: "Louie"LEFTTURNDDown 10: Bigeye, on some menusAHIDDown 11: Star's oppositeNONAMEDDown 12: Santa ___CLARADDown 13: Roller coaster featureHELIXDDown 14: County of Newark, N.J.ESSEXDDown 20: Devil or bear lead-inSHEDDown 25: Many clichésADAGESDDown 27: Mass master, in briefJSBACHDDown 29: Force on a nutTORQUEDDown 30: One in town for the summer, sayRENTERDDown 33: Exchange listings: Abbr.COSDDown 34: Roman consul who captured Syracuse in B.C. 211MARCELLUSDDown 35: Still the most?STEADIESTDDown 36: Red menaces?NETLOSSESDDown 38: Visor, e.g.SUNSHADEDDown 39: Plugs can move it forwardHAIRLINEDDown 43: German chocolate brandRIESENDDown 45: Request after a breakdownTOWDDown 46: Some ribbons and shellsPASTADDown 47: Snow White and the dwarfs, e.g.OCTADDDown 48: Get rid ofSHAKEDDown 49: Wooden pail partSTAVEDDown 53: Travel like a raySWIMDDown 55: One of two in 27-Down: Abbr.INITDDown 57: Horse courseHAYDDown 58: Some foreign reservesYEN