New York Times Answers - Thursday, 14th July 2005

There are 39 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 14th July 2005. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Bats
AAcross 5:	Word to a pest
AAcross 10:	Wing, in a way
AAcross 14:	Maintain
AAcross 15:	Personal guide
AAcross 16:	Field measure
AAcross 17:	"Shoot!"
AAcross 18:	Brahman, e.g.
AAcross 19:	Word with slip or slide
AAcross 20:	Graybeard
AAcross 22:	Certain hammers	BALLPEENS
AAcross 24:	Utah city	OREM
AAcross 26:	Bizet priestess	LEILA
AAcross 27:	King Fahd ___ Abdul Aziz	IBN
AAcross 29:	Amount from a tube
AAcross 31:	Show signs of a cold
AAcross 35:	Pretax amount
AAcross 38:	Show defiance	REARUP
AAcross 39:	Leslie Caron musical	LILI
AAcross 40:	Moving, after "on"	THEGO
AAcross 42:	"Alphabetic" girl's name	CECE
AAcross 43:	Volatile solvent
AAcross 45:	A billionaire might live in it
AAcross 47:	Thick-___
AAcross 49:	Delicate subject
AAcross 50:	Successor org. to the U.S.S.R.
AAcross 51:	Poke
AAcross 53:	Work like Rembrandt, at times
AAcross 55:	Shooting pain
AAcross 59:	Monteverdi opera character	ORFEO
AAcross 62:	Food with gravy	ALPO
AAcross 63:	Prudential competitor	AETNA
AAcross 65:	Pat on the buns?
AAcross 66:	56, say
AAcross 67:	Smart
AAcross 68:	___ speed
AAcross 69:	"Don't I know you from somewhere?," e.g.
AAcross 70:	1993 Aerosmith hit with the lyric "Love is sweet misery"	CRYIN
AAcross 71:	Battle of ___
DDown 1:	Put on
DDown 2:	Like many a clothes basket
DDown 3:	Stuffed with ham and cheese and then sautéed
DDown 4:	Manager's boss
DDown 5:	U.Va. or M.I.T.	SCH
DDown 6:	Sleeping place
DDown 7:	Kidney-related
DDown 8:	Mixes up
DDown 9:	2001 hit movie musical	MOULINROUGE
DDown 10:	Grimace
DDown 11:	Spots before the eyes?
DDown 12:	Monopoly token
DDown 13:	"How 'bout them ___?" (classic conversation segue)
DDown 21:	Completely fix
DDown 23:	Ballet bend
DDown 25:	Longtime NBC sitcom star	MATTLEBLANC
DDown 27:	Puerto Rico y Mallorca	ISLAS
DDown 28:	Riviera, e.g.	BUICK
DDown 30:	"Phooey!"
DDown 32:	National symbol hinted at by the ends of 3-, 25- and 9-Down (in order)	FRENCHFLAG
DDown 33:	Susan on the small screen	LUCCI
DDown 34:	Sporting gear with bell guards
DDown 36:	Top part
DDown 37:	"Seinfeld" uncle
DDown 41:	Transcript fig.
DDown 44:	Teatro ___ Scala	ALLA
DDown 46:	Mother of Apollo
DDown 48:	Turn of the page?
DDown 48:	Turn of the page?
DDown 52:	Waggish
DDown 54:	"A Beautiful Mind" star, 2001	CROWE
DDown 55:	Chemist's salt	NACL
DDown 56:	"The Time Machine" people	ELOI
DDown 57:	Knowing, slangily
DDown 57:	Knowing, slangily
DDown 58:	One side of a debate
DDown 60:	Architect Saarinen	EERO
DDown 61:	"My bad!"
DDown 64:	Writer Rand	AYN