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New York Times Answers

Friday, 7th September 2001
There are 34 across clues and 33 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 7th September 2001. View the answers below..
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Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: One of those?
AAcross 5: Buff
AAcross 15: Words of commitment
AAcross 16: First pope
AAcross 17: Salad fruit
AAcross 18: Sunkist product
AAcross 19: Off yonder
AAcross 20: Nailed down
AAcross 21: Trivial pursuit
AAcross 22: Football gain
AAcross 24: Rub down
AAcross 25: Art follower
AAcross 26: Puts off
AAcross 28: Instrument on the Beatles' "Within You Without You"
AAcross 29: Candidate of 1872
AAcross 31: Cheerleaders' finales
AAcross 32: Long-___
AAcross 33: Old galley
AAcross 34: Certain reception
AAcross 35: Rectors' inferiors
AAcross 36: Saul's generalABNER
AAcross 37: Stir up
AAcross 38: ___-humanité: Fr.LESE
AAcross 39: Actor Herbert and othersLOMS
AAcross 40: Range
AAcross 44: Part of an 800 collect call number
AAcross 45: Flattops?
AAcross 47: Inadvisable actionNONO
AAcross 48: Indian Ocean part
AAcross 50: Touch off
AAcross 51: Stop on the way
AAcross 52: Asteroid landed on in 2001
AAcross 53: Hobo's aversionSTEADYWORK
AAcross 54: Big name in televisionSONY
DDown 1: Wine variety
DDown 2: Important fortress in the Crusades
DDown 3: Not just feudingATWAR
DDown 4: Preparation for confession
DDown 5: "Give ___ to Cerberus" (Greek and Roman saying)ASOP
DDown 6: Growth in a recently burned clearing
DDown 7: Colorful writing
DDown 8: Hands-on-hips dances
DDown 9: Stevens of TV's "The Farmer's Daughter"
DDown 10: Kind of page
DDown 11: Super ___ (video game name)NES
DDown 12: Formerly
DDown 13: Makes a commitment (to)
DDown 14: Their addresses are not in the phone book
DDown 23: "Where Have All the Flowers Gone?" singer
DDown 25: Amateurs
DDown 27: Run
DDown 28: Took a hop
DDown 29: Travel far and wide
DDown 29: Travel far and wide
DDown 30: Put back to work
DDown 31: Breed
DDown 33: Crummy adviceBUMSTEER
DDown 34: Bows
DDown 35: Wakes upCOMESTO
DDown 37: TemporarilyFORNOW
DDown 39: William ___, chief of staff for Roosevelt and TrumanLEAHY
DDown 41: Cuba's ___ Castle
DDown 42: Collection of chapters
DDown 43: Stowe characterTOPSY
DDown 45: Feeder frequenter
DDown 46: Scientist who won a 1977 Presidential Medal of Freedom
DDown 49: It may be breathtaking