New York Times Answers - Tuesday, 14th March 2006

There are 37 across clues and 42 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Tuesday, 14th March 2006. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Wool eater
AAcross 5:	Author/ illustrator Silverstein	SHEL
AAcross 9:	"Casablanca" star, affectionately
AAcross 14:	Square footage
AAcross 15:	Andean territory
AAcross 16:	"Ready ___ …"	ORNOT
AAcross 17:	Culmination of a truck race?
AAcross 19:	Conductor Seiji
AAcross 20:	1986 Tom Cruise flick	TOPGUN
AAcross 21:	Result of a Navy inventory?
AAcross 23:	Long-nosed flier, for short	SST
AAcross 24:	Band with the 1994 #1 album "Monster"
AAcross 26:	Gal of song
AAcross 27:	Recruit's denial	NOSIR
AAcross 29:	Glowing
AAcross 34:	Out-and-out
AAcross 37:	Car dealer's chart?
AAcross 39:	Heath
AAcross 40:	Jordan's capital
AAcross 41:	Charles Lamb's nom de plume
AAcross 42:	Big leaguer's dream?
AAcross 44:	Person to give your car keys to
AAcross 45:	Like the "p" in psychology
AAcross 46:	Golf's ___ Cup	RYDER
AAcross 48:	"The Lord of the Rings" critter
AAcross 50:	Ventilate
AAcross 51:	Young coyote
AAcross 54:	Place for a poker game?
AAcross 59:	Fly the coop
AAcross 61:	Out of one's ___
AAcross 62:	Prison guard?
AAcross 64:	Blake of ragtime	EUBIE
AAcross 65:	"The Court Jester" star Danny	KAYE
AAcross 66:	Nonsense
AAcross 67:	Derisive look
AAcross 68:	Breeding horse
AAcross 69:	Rogues
DDown 1:	Sail supports
DDown 2:	Chocolaty treats	OREOS
DDown 3:	Entice
DDown 4:	Reagan's first secretary of state	HAIG
DDown 5:	Places for book titles
DDown 6:	One hoping to fly the coop?
DDown 7:	Geological periods
DDown 8:	Humdingers
DDown 9:	For sale illegally
DDown 10:	Ricelike pasta
DDown 11:	Pesky biter
DDown 12:	The Hawkeyes of the Big Ten
DDown 13:	List shortener
DDown 13:	List shortener
DDown 18:	Commotion
DDown 22:	W.W. I ace ___ von Richthofen
DDown 25:	Orange Bowl site
DDown 27:	Chutzpah
DDown 28:	Hearsay
DDown 30:	Gloomy
DDown 31:	Symphony venue
DDown 32:	Taylor boy on "The Andy Griffith Show"	OPIE
DDown 33:	"Take ___!"
DDown 34:	Ballpark figures?
DDown 35:	Pop singer Amos
DDown 36:	Awl or axe
DDown 38:	Country crooner Tucker	TANYA
DDown 40:	Houston ballplayer	ASTRO
DDown 43:	Alphabetical, say
DDown 44:	Poet's production
DDown 47:	Lost some avoirdupois
DDown 49:	Rulers of the roost
DDown 51:	City where Galileo taught
DDown 52:	Tip over
DDown 53:	Employee benefits
DDown 54:	Mighty long time
DDown 55:	Verb preceder, usually
DDown 56:	Toothpaste holder
DDown 57:	Ohio/Ontario separator
DDown 58:	Castle defense
DDown 60:	Business TV channel	CNBC
DDown 63:	School at Washington Sq.	NYU