New York Times Answers - Thursday, 4th December 2003

There are 37 across clues and 36 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 4th December 2003. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Big tooth
AAcross 5:	Whopper
AAcross 9:	___ facto	IPSO
AAcross 13:	NASA gasket
AAcross 15:	"East of Eden" twin	ARON
AAcross 16:	One with a pounding head?
AAcross 17:	Don't
AAcross 18:	Send packing
AAcross 20:	Not definite	ANYBODYSGUESS
AAcross 22:	Rapper ___ Kim	LIL
AAcross 23:	Donald Rumsfeld's bailiwick: Abbr.
AAcross 24:	Simultaneously
AAcross 27:	Overseas carrier
AAcross 28:	Building beam
AAcross 30:	Revolutionary War officer ___ Putnam	RUFUS
AAcross 31:	Farm female
AAcross 32:	Overly
AAcross 34:	Writers' blocks
AAcross 35:	1994 Paul Newman film	NOBODYSFOOL
AAcross 38:	Din
AAcross 40:	Goombah
AAcross 41:	1982 biography by Joseph Alsop
AAcross 42:	Chair man?
AAcross 44:	Lingerie item
AAcross 46:	Big galoot
AAcross 49:	Chopin piece
AAcross 51:	Alliance created in 1948: Abbr.
AAcross 52:	Tax form info: Abbr.
AAcross 53:	Hit song by Jackson Browne, 1982	SOMEBODYSBABY
AAcross 56:	Savanna
AAcross 58:	Name in 1999-2000 news	ELIAN
AAcross 59:	Microwave
AAcross 60:	Sexologist Shere	HITE
AAcross 61:	Kind of question	YESNO
AAcross 62:	Look over a wall, say
AAcross 63:	"Do ___ else!"	ITOR
AAcross 64:	Letter opener
DDown 1:	Demolishes
DDown 2:	Muse of astronomy
DDown 3:	Sistine Chapel figures
DDown 4:	Radio feature
DDown 5:	Blushing bride of '81	LADYDI
DDown 6:	"Exodus" author	URIS
DDown 7:	Silicon Valley city	LOSGATOS
DDown 8:	Full-length
DDown 9:	Out of it	INASTUPOR
DDown 10:	Wagner's final opera	PARSIFAL
DDown 11:	Messina Mr.	SIG
DDown 12:	"___ Buttermilk Sky" (1946 hit)
DDown 14:	"Bravo!"	GOODJOB
DDown 19:	When repeated, a cry of approval
DDown 21:	It used to be sung on street corners
DDown 21:	It used to be sung on street corners
DDown 25:	Hut material
DDown 26:	It goes this way and that
DDown 29:	"Fashions fade, ___ is eternal": Yves St. Laurent
DDown 31:	Spoilsport of a sort	SORELOSER
DDown 33:	When one's not at one's best
DDown 35:	Junior, to Senior
DDown 36:	Attractive single person, slangily	DATEBAIT
DDown 37:	Trip to tell about
DDown 38:	Theater company, for short
DDown 39:	Propeller
DDown 43:	Bottoms of columns
DDown 45:	Walk unsteadily
DDown 46:	Go between
DDown 47:	Illinois college town
DDown 48:	"I Will Survive" singer Gloria	GAYNOR
DDown 50:	Deepak Chopra's birthplace
DDown 54:	Not fooled by
DDown 55:	Wasn't colorfast
DDown 56:	Econ. yardstick
DDown 57:	It runs through Montréal