New York Times Answers - Friday, 6th March 2020

There are 34 across clues and 37 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 6th March 2020. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Artificially inflates
AAcross 5:	Sub (for)
AAcross 9:	"The Emancipation of ___" (6x platinum Mariah Carey album)	MIMI
AAcross 13:	Oath locale
AAcross 14:	Men's grooming aid
AAcross 16:	Oath locale
AAcross 17:	404 Not Found, e.g.	ERRORCODE
AAcross 18:	Shower amenity
AAcross 19:	Tight
AAcross 20:	Turner on a record	TINA
AAcross 22:	Subject of a scandal, maybe
AAcross 23:	"Heavens to Betsy!"	OHMYGOSH
AAcross 27:	Points
AAcross 31:	___ suit
AAcross 32:	Smoking or procrastination, e.g.
AAcross 34:	Alfred who pioneered in I.Q. testing
AAcross 35:	"Make it snappy!"	IDONTHAVEALLDAY
AAcross 38:	Set out on the highway?
AAcross 39:	Big cast?
AAcross 40:	Barely
AAcross 40:	Barely
AAcross 41:	Lose sleep (over)
AAcross 42:	Dirty look	STINKEYE
AAcross 44:	Literary character played by Gregory Peck, Patrick Stewart and Orson Welles
AAcross 48:	You can bet on them
AAcross 49:	Help to set the scene
AAcross 53:	Old knockout?
AAcross 57:	Counter sign?	ORDERHERE
AAcross 58:	Per diem
AAcross 59:	Wretch
AAcross 60:	Casual phone greeting	ITSME
AAcross 61:	Make (out)
AAcross 62:	Matches
AAcross 63:	Co-author of the 1957 memoir "The Untouchables"
DDown 1:	Standard part of preppy attire
DDown 2:	An exhausted person might be on it
DDown 3:	Like a hospital gown, maybe
DDown 4:	They're in good hands
DDown 5:	Place "rocked" in a 1982 top 10 hit	THECASBAH
DDown 6:	Noble sort
DDown 7:	"The Spanish Playing Cards" and "Nude With Mirror"	MIROS
DDown 8:	Novel filler
DDown 9:	Faux alcoholic drink
DDown 10:	A part of
DDown 11:	French for "noon"
DDown 12:	Grammy winner whose name sounds like a beverage	ICET
DDown 13:	Low-___	CAL
DDown 15:	Threat bearing small arms?	TREX
DDown 21:	One famous for seeing double?
DDown 23:	Cuts out
DDown 24:	"I've ___!"	HADIT
DDown 25:	Poet Marianne who won a 1952 Pulitzer
DDown 26:	Sources of buzz
DDown 28:	Opposite of mainstream
DDown 29:	Like a bad apple, maybe
DDown 30:	Punk, e.g.
DDown 33:	Hand dryers	TEATOWELS
DDown 34:	Wasn't conspicuous	BLENDEDIN
DDown 36:	Crystal collectors, maybe	NEWAGERS
DDown 37:	Like big fans
DDown 43:	Big 12 school, familiarly	KSTATE
DDown 45:	Do a cowboy's job
DDown 46:	Pines
DDown 47:	Two whole notes, essentially
DDown 49:	Soaks (up)
DDown 50:	Drop ___	TROU
DDown 51:	Dustups
DDown 52:	City on a lake of the same name
DDown 54:	Cat sound
DDown 55:	Eugene O'Neill's "Desire Under the ___"
DDown 56:	Kvass ingredient