New York Times Answers - Monday, 9th March 2020

There are 39 across clues and 42 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Monday, 9th March 2020. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Tavern
AAcross 4:	Fabled loser to a tortoise
AAcross 8:	Go searching for food
AAcross 14:	Flabbergast
AAcross 15:	German auto make
AAcross 16:	Ways to travel
AAcross 17:	Young fellow
AAcross 18:	What you should take dubious advice with	GRAINOFSALT
AAcross 20:	"If I'm wrong, I'll eat ___!"	MYHAT
AAcross 22:	School support grp.	PTA
AAcross 23:	Every family has one
AAcross 24:	Dry, as a desert
AAcross 26:	"That's not true!"	ITSALIE
AAcross 29:	What a complete fool lacks	OUNCEOFSENSE
AAcross 32:	G.M. car no longer sold new
AAcross 33:	Tennis umpire's call
AAcross 34:	Offered for breeding, as a derby winner	ATSTUD
AAcross 38:	Letter between oh and cue
AAcross 39:	Toilet paper layer
AAcross 40:	College application fig.
AAcross 41:	Red ___ beet	ASA
AAcross 42:	Passover celebrations
AAcross 44:	Dove's sound
AAcross 45:	Squeaks (by)
AAcross 46:	Shylock's harsh demand, in "The Merchant of Venice"	POUNDOFFLESH
AAcross 49:	Leaked, as an old faucet
AAcross 51:	Government disaster org.
AAcross 52:	Greek war god
AAcross 53:	"Right you ___!"
AAcross 55:	Colorado skiing mecca
AAcross 58:	What "it" may hit you like	TONOFBRICKS
AAcross 62:	Before, in poetry
AAcross 63:	Concert gear handler
AAcross 64:	Brand of basketballs	VOIT
AAcross 65:	Classic symphonic rock group, for short	ELO
AAcross 66:	Claim to be true
AAcross 67:	Odds' counterpart
AAcross 68:	Documentarian Burns
AAcross 68:	Documentarian Burns
DDown 1:	ChapStick, e.g.
DDown 2:	What a robber hopes to get?
DDown 3:	How robbers can get caught
DDown 3:	How robbers can get caught
DDown 4:	Immobilize with rope, in a way
DDown 4:	Immobilize with rope, in a way
DDown 5:	Month after Mar.
DDown 6:	Harvest
DDown 7:	Snobbish sort
DDown 8:	To and ___
DDown 9:	"Ouch!"
DDown 10:	Steals cattle
DDown 11:	Maker of the game Centipede	ATARI
DDown 12:	Cosmetic goop
DDown 13:	Toward sunrise: Sp.	ESTE
DDown 19:	___ the Great of children's literature	NATE
DDown 21:	Paths of falling stars
DDown 25:	Gets all pretty	DOLLSUP
DDown 27:	Quickly and loudly detach
DDown 28:	"The Thin Man" dog	ASTA
DDown 29:	Klutz's cry
DDown 30:	1997 title role for Peter Fonda	ULEE
DDown 31:	Funny Tina
DDown 35:	Glimpse furtively	TAKEAPEEK
DDown 36:	Baking soda has lots of them
DDown 37:	Sprint
DDown 39:	Skull, for Hamlet when he says "Alas, poor Yorick!"
DDown 40:	When repeated, infant's sound
DDown 43:	Any one of nine "Star Wars" films
DDown 44:	Obsolescent laptop component
DDown 45:	Things that suffered a 20th-century blight
DDown 47:	Close by
DDown 48:	Eats royally
DDown 49:	Bit on a baby's bib
DDown 50:	Kidney-related
DDown 52:	Gillette razor option	ATRA
DDown 54:	M.B.A. class subj.	ECON
DDown 56:	Mystery writer ___ Stanley Gardner	ERLE
DDown 57:	One of the noble gases
DDown 59:	___ Newton (cookie)
DDown 60:	Q: Why is a flower like the letter A? A: Because a ___ goes after it
DDown 61:	Joke (around)