New York Times Answers - Friday, 4th March 2005

There are 30 across clues and 37 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 4th March 2005. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Candy that, in urban legend, can be lethal when mixed with soda	POPROCKS
AAcross 9:	Put under
AAcross 15:	It's exactly a foot long
AAcross 16:	Many an "S.N.L." cast member	TVIDOL
AAcross 17:	Short musical composition
AAcross 18:	À la King?
AAcross 19:	Comforting words	THERENOW
AAcross 20:	Drinks akin to americanos
AAcross 21:	Plant that's a traditional symbol of remembrance
AAcross 23:	One to grow on
AAcross 27:	Remark to whisperers	IHEARDTHAT
AAcross 31:	In ___ (even)	ATIE
AAcross 32:	Brits' "governors"
AAcross 33:	Remove
AAcross 34:	Ratify anew
AAcross 36:	What some singers sing in
AAcross 37:	Long series of troubles
AAcross 38:	Medical suffix	ITIS
AAcross 41:	Pen fill
AAcross 42:	Beyond one's persona	INREALLIFE
AAcross 44:	Deal a low blow
AAcross 45:	Quickly recites	REELSOFF
AAcross 47:	Special intuition, in modern lingo
AAcross 50:	Excitements
AAcross 55:	Designate
AAcross 56:	Field work	NORMARAE
AAcross 57:	"The Conscious Lovers" playwright, 1722
AAcross 58:	Pregnant
AAcross 59:	Part of a safari party
AAcross 60:	Like some fruit
DDown 1:	Furtive summons
DDown 2:	Cry of excitement	OHOH
DDown 3:	Southern bread
DDown 4:	Stern
DDown 5:	Musk maker
DDown 6:	Marine animals like the sea lily and feather star
DDown 7:	Orson Welles's Wisconsin birthplace	KENOSHA
DDown 8:	Irish moss, e.g.
DDown 9:	Of some monuments
DDown 10:	Principal McGee's portrayer in "Grease"	EVEARDEN
DDown 11:	Fast one
DDown 12:	Mine access
DDown 13:	Lacquered metalware
DDown 14:	Bridge expert Culbertson and others	ELYS
DDown 22:	Some degs.
DDown 23:	Tehrani tongue
DDown 24:	Saved on supper, perhaps	ATEIN
DDown 25:	Not as green
DDown 26:	Just bread and water, e.g.	MEAGERDIET
DDown 28:	Sports	HASON
DDown 29:	Concertedly	ASONE
DDown 30:	English 101 subject
DDown 35:	Coastal flier
DDown 36:	Resort to violence	USEFORCE
DDown 38:	Wicked
DDown 38:	Wicked
DDown 39:	Medicinal teas
DDown 40:	Start of a strong opinion	IFORONE
DDown 43:	"How to Handle a Woman" lyricist
DDown 46:	Was ready to blow, say
DDown 47:	Have a sudden inspiration?
DDown 48:	Communiqué segue	ASTO
DDown 49:	Scene of heavy W.W. I fighting	YSER
DDown 51:	Windmill arm
DDown 52:	"Artaxerxes" composer	ARNE
DDown 53:	Focus of some workouts
DDown 54:	Goes with