New York Times Answers - Tuesday, 2nd December 2014

There are 41 across clues and 37 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Tuesday, 2nd December 2014. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	"Holy cow!"
AAcross 7:	"Nuts!"
AAcross 11:	"Great Scott!"
AAcross 14:	Old hand
AAcross 15:	Jai ___	ALAI
AAcross 16:	Santa ___ winds
AAcross 17:	Rake over the coals
AAcross 18:	Movies, informally
AAcross 19:	Football Hall-of-Famer Ford	LEN
AAcross 20:	Textbook segment
AAcross 21:	Likely
AAcross 23:	Small songbird
AAcross 25:	Alaska city that's larger in area than Rhode Island or Delaware
AAcross 27:	Auto part driven by the crankshaft
AAcross 28:	Admonish
AAcross 30:	Hatcher of "Desperate Housewives"	TERI
AAcross 32:	Guthrie who sang at Woodstock	ARLO
AAcross 33:	Sunday morning talk show assemblage
AAcross 34:	"Fudge!"
AAcross 36:	Harmful ___ bloom (aquatic growth)
AAcross 37:	Fabled monster in English literature
AAcross 38:	Send someplace else
AAcross 43:	"Rats!"
AAcross 45:	Theatricalize
AAcross 46:	Exclamations often made with head-slaps
AAcross 50:	One-named singer with four Grammys	ENYA
AAcross 51:	James ___ Garfield
AAcross 52:	Declare
AAcross 54:	Words before go or ride	LETIT
AAcross 56:	Seductive "Austin Powers" android	FEMBOT
AAcross 57:	Jet for the jet set	SST
AAcross 58:	Common newspaper nickname	TRIB
AAcross 61:	Stars and Bars soldier, informally
AAcross 62:	Polynesian dietary staple
AAcross 64:	Straight
AAcross 66:	Port on the Firth of Clyde
AAcross 67:	Cold-blooded killer, for short
AAcross 68:	Tool for fishing a frozen river	ICESAW
AAcross 69:	"Man!"
AAcross 70:	"Darn it!"
AAcross 71:	"Fiddlesticks!"
DDown 1:	Holy cow
DDown 2:	Wagon pullers
DDown 3:	It's a riot
DDown 4:	Bit of cleverness	NEATIDEA
DDown 5:	2000 Richard Gere title role	DRT
DDown 6:	T-bone, e.g.
DDown 7:	Nuts
DDown 8:	Entirely
DDown 9:	Drinks at Trader Vic's	MAITAIS
DDown 10:	Landslide winner of 1972
DDown 11:	Great Scott
DDown 12:	"Ah, Wilderness!" playwright
DDown 13:	"Are you game?"	WANTTO
DDown 22:	"April Love" singer, 1957	PATBOONE
DDown 24:	Wall St. credential
DDown 26:	Rats
DDown 27:	Infinitely repeating geometric patterns
DDown 28:	Ernst & Young employee, for short
DDown 29:	Drinking buddy for Falstaff	HAL
DDown 31:	Boy's name that means "the king"	ELROY
DDown 35:	Fudge
DDown 39:	Alienate
DDown 40:	Citadel
DDown 41:	H as in Heracles
DDown 42:	Radiation dosage
DDown 44:	100 meters x 100 meters
DDown 46:	Reorganize computer data to improve performance, informally
DDown 47:	What the wary keep open while sleeping	ONEEYE
DDown 48:	Man
DDown 49:	Benchwarmer
DDown 53:	V-shaped cut
DDown 55:	Moral tenet
DDown 57:	Darn it
DDown 59:	"Dies ___"	IRAE
DDown 60:	Fiddlesticks
DDown 63:	Fabled monster in Arabic literature
DDown 65:	Old French coin