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New York Times Answers

Saturday, 31st July 2010
There are 38 across clues and 37 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 31st July 2010. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: It may measure 16" x 16" x 2"PIZZABOX
AAcross 9: It was sung in Rocky Balboa's neighborhood
AAcross 9: It was sung in Rocky Balboa's neighborhood
AAcross 15: Septic tank resident
AAcross 16: Accidentally uninked embossed stamp
AAcross 17: "___ to Power" (Frederick J. Sheehan's exposé of Alan Greenspan)
AAcross 18: 1987 All-Star Game M.V.P. Tim
AAcross 19: Center opening?
AAcross 20: "My bad!"SOSORRY
AAcross 22: Forward-moving occasion?: Abbr.DST
AAcross 23: Suffer the effects of a haymaker
AAcross 25: Tony's portrayer on "NYPD Blue"ESAI
AAcross 26: Measure of support?CCUP
AAcross 27: 26-Across attachments
AAcross 30: Traditional gathering place in old Europe
AAcross 31: Literary character whose first word is "'Sblood"
AAcross 32: Least dignified
AAcross 34: Like the rarest rhino
AAcross 35: Preventers of many thefts
AAcross 38: Holder of ornaments
AAcross 40: "And Absalom rode upon ___": II Samuel 18:9AMULE
AAcross 41: New Age mecca in the SouthwestSEDONA
AAcross 43: Word whose antonym is its own homophone
AAcross 44: Legend locale
AAcross 45: ReadyGETSET
AAcross 49: Like arroyo areas
AAcross 50: Legal hearing
AAcross 52: Interior designer AarnioEERO
AAcross 53: Whit
AAcross 54: One of his aliases was Theo. LeSieg
AAcross 57: Frequent sound at a wine tasting
AAcross 58: Bed riser?
AAcross 60: "My comment was serious"IMEANTIT
AAcross 62: Philippine portILOILO
AAcross 63: Occurrence after the fall
AAcross 64: UsedNOTNEW
AAcross 65: Pitching target
AAcross 65: Pitching target
DDown 1: Researchers' output
DDown 2: MiffedINAPET
DDown 3: Comparatively clownish
DDown 4: London Zoo opening?
DDown 5: His chariot was drawn by fire-emitting horses
DDown 6: ___ Park (B'klyn neighborhood)BORO
DDown 7: Extremely upscale?
DDown 8: Possible result of vitamin A deficiency
DDown 9: Catcher Fletcher of the 1990s ExposDARRIN
DDown 10: Big name in anti-aging productsOLAY
DDown 11: One getting waisted in Tokyo?
DDown 12: National park in South DakotaWINDCAVE
DDown 13: Coffee specificationONESUGAR
DDown 14: Shelve
DDown 21: Didn't just opine
DDown 24: Pigeonholed
DDown 26: The Plame affair, informallyCIAGATE
DDown 28: Window shopper's selection
DDown 29: Retired runway modelSST
DDown 33: Some nonfiction
DDown 34: Doe being defended
DDown 35: Coating of cheese
DDown 36: City mentioned in "Route 66"
DDown 37: National monument near FlagstaffTUZIGOOT
DDown 39: Deck (out)
DDown 42: Jabber in a mask
DDown 44: "Good ___" (quaint greeting)
DDown 46: Infected
DDown 47: Musical work whose name means "valiant"EROICA
DDown 48: Billboard's bestTOPTEN
DDown 51: One may circulate quickly
DDown 54: Word often written in red
DDown 55: Ward with awardsSELA
DDown 56: Reason to scold a kid
DDown 59: Have the best time, say
DDown 61: Last in a series
DDown 61: Last in a series
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