New York Times Answers - Friday, 24th February 2017

There are 29 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 24th February 2017. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Take a while to wear off
AAcross 5:	Bird food holder
AAcross 9:	Allow through
AAcross 14:	Big dog
AAcross 16:	"It Is Never Too Late to Mend" novelist, 1856	READE
AAcross 17:	The Fab Four kicked it off	BRITISHINVASION
AAcross 19:	Like many sub-Saharan languages
AAcross 20:	What often follows grace
AAcross 21:	Their tops can produce "power output"	QWERTYKEYBOARDS
AAcross 27:	Nitrogen source for plants
AAcross 28:	Put in firmly
AAcross 29:	Michelangelo and others	OLDMASTERS
AAcross 34:	With nothing on
AAcross 35:	Title mankini wearer in a 2006 film	BORAT
AAcross 36:	Woman often depicted 34-Across by 29-Across
AAcross 37:	Didn't release	SATON
AAcross 38:	Astronomical discovery initially called Xena
AAcross 39:	Ingredient in some mulled wine
AAcross 41:	File menu option	SAVEAS
AAcross 43:	Locale of Franklin County ... or of Aretha Franklin's birth: Abbr.
AAcross 44:	Workout area?	EXERCISESCIENCE
AAcross 50:	Music direction to stop playing
AAcross 51:	Celebrity astrologer Sydney ___	OMARR
AAcross 52:	Usually anonymous newspaper worker	EDITORIALWRITER
AAcross 57:	They're more important than quarters
AAcross 58:	Bavaria, per part of its official name
AAcross 59:	Seahawks stadium name before 2011	QWEST
AAcross 60:	Twitter feature
AAcross 61:	Something pulled uphill
DDown 1:	Orientation letters?
DDown 2:	Orientation aid
DDown 3:	River that Henry Miller likened to "a great artery running through the human body"
DDown 4:	Golden Horde member
DDown 5:	They may be stored in towers	CDS
DDown 6:	Match noise
DDown 7:	Darth Vader's childhood nickname
DDown 8:	Darling of literature	WENDY
DDown 9:	It's between Navarre and Catalonia
DDown 10:	Co-star of a #1 TV show for four seasons in the 1950s	DESIARNAZ
DDown 11:	Artery	MAINROUTE
DDown 12:	"Yes, agreed"
DDown 13:	X
DDown 15:	Attacks medieval-style	TILTSAT
DDown 18:	Things picked up by the perceptive
DDown 22:	High-five go-withs, maybe
DDown 23:	Certain white-collar criminal
DDown 24:	Hoist
DDown 25:	Pinheads
DDown 26:	Angioplasty device
DDown 29:	Like cartoondom's Peter Griffin or Chief Wiggum
DDown 30:	Once-ler's opponent, in children's literature	LORAX
DDown 31:	Rush hour, on the airwaves	DRIVETIME
DDown 32:	Their grilles have trident ornaments	MASERATIS
DDown 33:	Actor Auberjonois and others	RENES
DDown 37:	Upper class
DDown 39:	Wickerwork material
DDown 40:	Co. with the longtime slogan "Live well"	GNC
DDown 42:	Waylay
DDown 45:	Joe Blow
DDown 46:	Broadcasts
DDown 47:	From one's earliest days
DDown 48:	Where the Linear A script was unearthed
DDown 49:	Was immoral
DDown 52:	Lawyer's title: Abbr.
DDown 53:	Beads on petals
DDown 54:	Were present?
DDown 55:	Spike in direction
DDown 56:	Say 12-Down