New York Times Answers - Thursday, 4th February 2010

There are 36 across clues and 42 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 4th February 2010. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	With 8-Across, World records? * Natural seasoning	SEASALT
AAcross 8:	See 1-Across
AAcross 15:	With 16-Across, Division division * Cut
AAcross 16:	See 15-Across
AAcross 17:	With 18-Across, Was sorrowful * Separate
AAcross 18:	See 17-Across
AAcross 19:	Dry white
AAcross 20:	Cheek
AAcross 22:	Where Joe gets a six-pack?
AAcross 23:	Be human
AAcross 25:	Common people
AAcross 27:	Big mouth
AAcross 30:	Bygone Yankee great, with "the"
AAcross 32:	Declare, once
AAcross 36:	Lyrical works
AAcross 38:	Meter reader's place
AAcross 40:	Bisected	INTWO
AAcross 41:	With 43-Across, Coagulate * Galley
AAcross 43:	See 41-Across
AAcross 45:	Indian shelter
AAcross 46:	Radiate, as light
AAcross 48:	Stevenson's misanthrope	HYDE
AAcross 49:	Lug
AAcross 51:	Tailor's chalk, typically
AAcross 53:	Laid out a club, maybe
AAcross 54:	Passed out on the table?
AAcross 56:	Big mouth
AAcross 58:	Brief moment
AAcross 61:	Short-lived phenomena
AAcross 63:	Soda jerk's creation
AAcross 67:	With 69-Across, Longtime Penn State head coach * Versatile
AAcross 69:	See 67-Across	PATERNO
AAcross 71:	With 72-Across, Moderate tempo * Done
AAcross 72:	See 71-Across	ATANEND
AAcross 73:	With 74-Across, Like St. Petersburg in 1914, 1924 and 1991 * Drift aimlessly
AAcross 74:	See 73-Across
DDown 1:	Gives a little
DDown 2:	River that was the ancient dividing line between Rome and Carthage
DDown 3:	"Summertime," e.g.
DDown 4:	Strain
DDown 5:	Always or forever
DDown 6:	Big: Abbr.	LGE
DDown 7:	Dr. Seuss, informally, and others
DDown 8:	"Spellbound" singer, 1991	ABDUL
DDown 9:	Brief moments
DDown 10:	Worm, often	LIVEBAIT
DDown 11:	Gray
DDown 12:	America's Puppet Master	SARG
DDown 13:	Unconventionally provocative
DDown 14:	Come across as
DDown 21:	Peak
DDown 24:	Deserve special treatment
DDown 26:	Mesh
DDown 27:	What some balls repel
DDown 28:	Literally, "for this"
DDown 29:	Heave up, as an anchor
DDown 31:	Blacks out
DDown 33:	Antiknock additive
DDown 34:	Dag Hammarskjöld, for one
DDown 35:	Fit
DDown 37:	Almost boil
DDown 39:	Unböring retailer	IKEA
DDown 42:	Quadriceps exercise
DDown 44:	Without aim
DDown 47:	Link letters
DDown 50:	Vintner's asset
DDown 52:	Cousin of a boubou
DDown 55:	Tough hit for an infielder
DDown 57:	Legislative assemblies
DDown 58:	Hormel canned it in 1937; Congress, in 2003
DDown 59:	White-tailed flier
DDown 60:	End notes?
DDown 62:	Boom
DDown 64:	Utah city	OREM
DDown 65:	Jesus' maternal grandmother
DDown 66:	One of the Palins
DDown 68:	Almost burn
DDown 70:	Eroded, with "away"