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New York Times Answers

Thursday, 22nd July 2004
There are 37 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 22nd July 2004. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Artist Chagall
AAcross 5: Put on hold
AAcross 11: Internet letters, and a hint to this puzzle's theme
AAcross 14: It's sold in bars
AAcross 15: Two-legged salamanderMUDEEL
AAcross 16: Source of heat
AAcross 17: Nirvana, essentially?HINDUUTOPIA
AAcross 19: Potassium hydroxide
AAcross 20: Right and left
AAcross 21: Anonymous
AAcross 23: Dealership that sells old Troopers?ISUZUUSEDCARS
AAcross 27: Handsome prints?
AAcross 29: Easy win
AAcross 30: It ends in Oct.DST
AAcross 31: Question from Miss Piggy
AAcross 32: Tissue: Suffix
AAcross 34: Handwriting on the wall
AAcross 38: Hollywood favorite
AAcross 40: Socialite Brooke
AAcross 42: Memorization technique
AAcross 43: Withhold from
AAcross 44: Vaughan of jazz
AAcross 46: "On the double!"
AAcross 47: ___ draftNBA
AAcross 50: "Au revoir!"TATA
AAcross 51: Small colonist
AAcross 52: Long forks, for example?FONDUUTENSILS
AAcross 57: 1967 Oscar winner ParsonsESTELLE
AAcross 58: Toys sometimes stuck in trees
AAcross 61: Shoe part
AAcross 62: Certain Hawaiian instrument?OAHUUKULELE
AAcross 66: 2002 British Open champion
AAcross 67: Freud's home
AAcross 68: Number for one
AAcross 69: Shooting site
AAcross 70: Went for a biteATEOUT
AAcross 71: Dermatologist's concern
DDown 1: Mineral hardness scale inventorMOHS
DDown 2: Others, in LatinALII
DDown 3: Certain delivery
DDown 4: They may be cracked
DDown 5: Western Athletic Conf. schoolSMU
DDown 6: Home for a hermit
DDown 7: Shogun's capital
DDown 8: Constellation known as the Hare
DDown 9: Like marble
DDown 10: Herd in Africa
DDown 11: Buck Rogers's lady friendWILMA
DDown 12: More twisted
DDown 13: Groundskeeper's bane
DDown 18: Assume
DDown 22: One with a part
DDown 24: Defender of Manet's work
DDown 25: Minutemen of coll. sportsUMASS
DDown 26: Like Albany and Chicago
DDown 27: In the thick of
DDown 28: Went on
DDown 33: Capone rival known as BugsMORAN
DDown 35: Quiet home, usually
DDown 36: Royal educatorETON
DDown 37: Witches' brew necessity
DDown 39: Old "Hollywood Squares" regularLYNDE
DDown 41: "Doggoneit!"
DDown 45: Three-line work
DDown 48: "One great face deserves another" sloganeer, onceBULOVA
DDown 49: Café specificationAULAIT
DDown 52: Swanky dos
DDown 53: "___ Mio"OSOLE
DDown 54: Explosive trialNTEST
DDown 55: SnickerTEHEE
DDown 56: Purple shade
DDown 59: George and George W., e.g.ELIS
DDown 60: Musical chairs goal
DDown 63: Game with a 108-card deckUNO
DDown 64: Burma's first P.M.UNU
DDown 65: Kit ___