New York Times Answers - Monday, 23rd October 2017

There are 40 across clues and 38 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Monday, 23rd October 2017. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Online source of film trivia	IMDB
AAcross 5:	When doubled, a Hawaiian fish	MAHI
AAcross 9:	A lot
AAcross 14:	Sour expression
AAcross 15:	"Yeah, right!"	ASIF
AAcross 16:	Give permission
AAcross 17:	Period dominated by the likes of Dan Rather and Peter Jennings?
AAcross 19:	Stop competing as an amateur	GOPRO
AAcross 20:	Like dry, clumpy mud
AAcross 21:	Cool, in '90s slang
AAcross 23:	Blacken, as by fire
AAcross 24:	Joan who sang at Woodstock	BAEZ
AAcross 26:	Period when every car was a junker?
AAcross 28:	Hairless
AAcross 30:	Boise's state: Abbr.
AAcross 32:	Dawn goddess
AAcross 33:	Painful boo-boo	OWIE
AAcross 34:	English-speaking neighbor of Venezuela
AAcross 36:	Maple syrup source
AAcross 39:	Period known for its 007 movies?
AAcross 41:	Period of fuzzy sweaters?
AAcross 43:	So last year
AAcross 44:	Swallowed quickly
AAcross 46:	Classic Diana Ross hairdo
AAcross 47:	Strategy-free card game
AAcross 48:	Wedding vow
AAcross 49:	Gradually remove, as from a mother's milk
AAcross 50:	Period when tribute bands thrived?
AAcross 54:	Flees
AAcross 56:	Go wild in the streets
AAcross 57:	Reason to pull an all-nighter
AAcross 59:	Backs of necks
AAcross 62:	"I was with my mistress at the time," maybe
AAcross 64:	Period when psychiatrists ruled?
AAcross 66:	Cross-dressing Disney heroine of 1998	MULAN
AAcross 67:	Chimney buildup
AAcross 68:	Supply-and-demand subj.	ECON
AAcross 69:	Fire starter
AAcross 70:	Chooses
AAcross 71:	The first "R" of R&R
DDown 1:	Apple introduction of 1998	IMAC
DDown 2:	"___ Lisa"
DDown 3:	Hunter's hiding spot in a marsh	DUCKBLIND
DDown 4:	Guillotined
DDown 5:	Tarnish or deface
DDown 6:	"Right away!"
DDown 7:	Turnpike, e.g.
DDown 8:	Lead-in to bad news	IFEAR
DDown 9:	Droop
DDown 10:	Things seen in most public buildings, but almost never in casinos
DDown 11:	A, as in Aristotle
DDown 12:	Kerchief worn as headgear	DORAG
DDown 13:	Used foul language
DDown 18:	Keats poem
DDown 22:	Elvis in the 1950s or Justin Bieber in the 2010s	TEENIDOL
DDown 25:	Stepped tower of ancient Sumer
DDown 27:	Anthracite, e.g.
DDown 28:	Classic clown with a repetitive name	BOBO
DDown 29:	Missing, as a G.I.
DDown 31:	Climax of "Hamilton"
DDown 35:	Mimicked
DDown 36:	Campus sanctuary, in modern parlance	SAFESPACE
DDown 37:	Taj Mahal locale
DDown 38:	Lowly worker
DDown 40:	Food-thickening agent
DDown 42:	Legislator
DDown 45:	Specialty bakery	PIESHOP
DDown 47:	Home mixology station
DDown 50:	Pulls an all-nighter, say
DDown 51:	Prepare for a bodybuilding contest	OILUP
DDown 52:	"And there it is!"
DDown 53:	Painting surface
DDown 55:	___ Arbor, Mich.
DDown 58:	Gait between a walk and a canter
DDown 60:	Causes of bigheadedness
DDown 61:	Mailed
DDown 63:	What quills are dipped in
DDown 65:	"___ Always Sunny in Philadelphia"