New York Times Answers - Friday, 2nd January 2004

There are 40 across clues and 30 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 2nd January 2004. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	"O Captain! My Captain!," e.g.
AAcross 6:	What some watches display: Abbr.
AAcross 10:	Watch things, for short	LCDS
AAcross 14:	"All ___" (1967 Temptations hit)	INEED
AAcross 15:	Choice for small toiletries
AAcross 16:	Company whose name is derived from a passage in Hosea	ELAL
AAcross 17:	Watch
AAcross 19:	Musher's goal in March
AAcross 20:	Places for roots
AAcross 21:	"Hmmm ..."	LETSSEE
AAcross 23:	It began in A.D. 800: Abbr.	HRE
AAcross 24:	Town in east Umbria	ASSISI
AAcross 26:	It may get licked: Abbr.	ENV
AAcross 27:	Pioneer in scholasticism
AAcross 30:	Part of un opéra	ACTE
AAcross 31:	One doing garden work?
AAcross 32:	1969 film character who said "I'm walkin' here! I'm walkin' here!"	RATSO
AAcross 33:	Bond
AAcross 34:	"As I Lay Dying" family name	TULL
AAcross 35:	Montana's ___ National Park
AAcross 37:	Writing of St. Basil the Great
AAcross 39:	"A Dream" artist	ERTE
AAcross 40:	Physics Nobelist Fitch and others	VALS
AAcross 42:	Jackal genus
AAcross 43:	Third of September?
AAcross 44:	Shakespeare's Gertrude, e.g.
AAcross 45:	Violent upheaval
AAcross 46:	Clark's "Mogambo" co-star
AAcross 47:	Bromide	OLDSAW
AAcross 49:	It follows a chain in the military: Abbr.	CMD
AAcross 50:	Carrier of Bellerophon, in myth
AAcross 52:	Having a richer white hue
AAcross 55:	Hydrocarbon endings
AAcross 56:	Goose-pimply	ALLATINGLE
AAcross 58:	Something Eric the Red read
AAcross 59:	Georgia O'Keeffe's "___ Pueblo"
AAcross 60:	9000 cars	SAABS
AAcross 61:	"La Scala di ___" (Rossini opera)
AAcross 62:	Some lifesavers	EMTS
AAcross 63:	Hiding place in "Hamlet"
DDown 1:	Service enders	DISCHARGEPAPERS
DDown 2:	It doesn't include customs
DDown 3:	Bathroom shower, at times
DDown 4:	Pentagon fig.	GENL
DDown 5:	Snorri Sturluson story
DDown 6:	Yooks' and Zooks' creator	SEUSS
DDown 7:	Announcement over the P.A.
DDown 8:	Script extras
DDown 9:	Skirt
DDown 10:	See-through item
DDown 11:	"Almost!"	CLOSEBUTNOCIGAR
DDown 12:	Toasted singer?
DDown 13:	Summery attire	SLEEVELESSDRESS
DDown 18:	Unit of fat
DDown 22:	Wed
DDown 25:	"A wild sort of devil" in song
DDown 28:	Verb ending	ESCE
DDown 29:	Napoleonic law	LOI
DDown 33:	Sweeping success
DDown 34:	Old overlord
DDown 36:	Weigh
DDown 38:	First person in Frankfurt?
DDown 41:	Baudelaire's "___ fleurs du mal"
DDown 44:	Recommended behavior
DDown 45:	Dweeb
DDown 48:	Build a reserve of
DDown 51:	Where liners go
DDown 53:	Soprano Saffer	LISA
DDown 54:	Bump on a log
DDown 57:	Great deal