New York Times Answers - Monday, 12th March 2018

There are 35 across clues and 42 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Monday, 12th March 2018. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Parts missing from the Venus de Milo
AAcross 5:	Ancient Greek market
AAcross 10:	What hairy dogs do in the spring
AAcross 14:	Boyfriend
AAcross 15:	Toilet paper layers, e.g.
AAcross 16:	Architect Saarinen	EERO
AAcross 17:	Complain querulously
AAcross 18:	*Monster outsmarted by Odysseus	POLYPHEMUS
AAcross 20:	Drivers doing 90, say
AAcross 22:	With mouth wide open
AAcross 23:	Indian queen
AAcross 24:	Tin lizzies	MODELTS
AAcross 26:	*Rat Pack member who sang and danced	SAMMYDAVISJR
AAcross 30:	Parts with irises
AAcross 31:	Actor Morales of "La Bamba"	ESAI
AAcross 32:	See 39-Across
AAcross 35:	Dawn, to Donne
AAcross 36:	Like clothes in the hamper
AAcross 38:	Servant in "Young Frankenstein"	IGOR
AAcross 39:	With 32-Across, what the answers to the starred clues each have
AAcross 40:	Brief moments, briefly
AAcross 41:	Frighten
AAcross 42:	*Black face card whose face is seen in profile	JACKOFSPADES
AAcross 45:	Indy or Daytona
AAcross 48:	What two fives are change for
AAcross 49:	Cancel at Cape Canaveral
AAcross 50:	"Star Wars Episode IV" subtitle	ANEWHOPE
AAcross 54:	*Comic character on a gum wrapper	BAZOOKAJOE
AAcross 57:	Satanic
AAcross 58:	Part of a list with bullets
AAcross 59:	Scam
AAcross 60:	Swimmers' units
AAcross 61:	Hawaiian goose
AAcross 62:	"Two mints in one" sloganeer
AAcross 63:	Nolo contendere, e.g.
DDown 1:	Things learned in "The Alphabet Song"
DDown 1:	Things learned in "The Alphabet Song"
DDown 2:	Harvest
DDown 3:	Stallion's mate
DDown 4:	Hero who's neither a bird nor a plane
DDown 5:	Tack on
DDown 6:	Steinem who co-founded Ms. magazine
DDown 7:	Classic paintings
DDown 8:	Spanish king	REY
DDown 9:	Biter of Cleopatra
DDown 10:	Folk legend Pete
DDown 11:	Blood-related
DDown 12:	Blow, as a volcano
DDown 13:	Amounts in a hypodermic needle
DDown 19:	Pilgrim to Mecca
DDown 21:	February has the fewest of them
DDown 24:	Aerosol spray
DDown 25:	Start of "The Star-Spangled Banner"	OSAY
DDown 26:	Sport originally part of a Shinto ritual
DDown 27:	Shakespeare's stream
DDown 28:	Parisian mother
DDown 29:	Left page in a book
DDown 32:	"Heavens to Betsy!"
DDown 33:	Bygone times
DDown 34:	"___ Tú" (1974 song)
DDown 36:	Ten: Prefix	DECA
DDown 37:	Highly off-putting
DDown 38:	"Allow me"	ICANHELP
DDown 40:	Handled, as a task	SAWTO
DDown 41:	Blow, as from a volcano
DDown 42:	Saint known for translating the Bible into Latin
DDown 43:	Spread, as people in a search party
DDown 44:	The Lone Ranger's Silver and others
DDown 45:	Former Israeli P.M. Yitzhak	RABIN
DDown 46:	Lessen
DDown 47:	Cheat
DDown 50:	"When it's ___" (answer to an old riddle)
DDown 51:	Squished circle
DDown 52:	Prop for Sherlock Holmes
DDown 53:	Two-time Oscar-nominated actress Lanchester	ELSA
DDown 55:	The Colonel's restaurant	KFC
DDown 56:	"I am, you ___, he is"