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New York Times Answers

Saturday, 16th April 2011
There are 38 across clues and 35 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 16th April 2011. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Statement of resignation
AAcross 5: Slave-making ants steal them
AAcross 10: 507s of the '50s, e.g.BMWS
AAcross 14: Marketable securities, e.g.CASHASSETS
AAcross 16: Only hypothetical
AAcross 17: "No way!"THATSIMPOSSIBLE
AAcross 19: Headgear for medieval soldiers
AAcross 20: Foot massager?
AAcross 21: Elvis's "___ Lost You"IVE
AAcross 22: ___ priceATA
AAcross 23: Coverage provider named after a smokerAETNA
AAcross 24: Was up
AAcross 25: Inits. associated with the old theme park Heritage USAPTL
AAcross 26: TiVo or ReplayTVDVR
AAcross 27: Rear's rear?
AAcross 29: Part of une phrase
AAcross 30: The Bionic Woman's first nameJAIME
AAcross 32: Ben Jonson title womanCELIA
AAcross 34: "Is this thing on?"AREYOULISTENING
AAcross 37: They're often pickled
AAcross 38: Side against
AAcross 39: Cell occupant
AAcross 40: Word with face or hand
AAcross 42: Ranch handle
AAcross 42: Ranch handle
AAcross 43: Educ. higher-ups?SRS
AAcross 44: Distinction, briefly
AAcross 45: Puerto Rico's Museum City
AAcross 47: Org. concerned with the correct approach
AAcross 48: Ruling official
AAcross 49: One breaking new ground?
AAcross 50: Kids in Kilmarnock
AAcross 53: "Guilty or not?"WHATSTHEVERDICT
AAcross 56: Stomach
AAcross 57: 1977 cult film with the tagline "Where your nightmares end ..."ERASERHEAD
AAcross 58: Anne Frank's father
AAcross 59: Part of a whispering campaign
AAcross 60: "The stroke of death ___ a lover's pinch": CleopatraISAS
DDown 1: Exitus ___ probat (the end justifies the means)
DDown 2: Player of a big yellow catLAHR
DDown 3: Actually
DDown 4: Where Yiddish was once spoken
DDown 5: Fraternity characters
DDown 6: Lance cpl.'s grp.USM
DDown 7: Zingy cupcake fillingPEPPERMINTCREAM
DDown 8: On ___ (bingeing)ATOOT
DDown 9: Certain Judean
DDown 10: Performing rights org.
DDown 11: Novel ideas for rural areas?MOBILELIBRARIES
DDown 12: 51-Down hoops champs of 1989
DDown 13: Part of Paul Revere's Boston statue
DDown 15: 1930s film star with notable facial hairASTA
DDown 18: Positions
DDown 23: 1954 A.L. batting champ BobbyAVILA
DDown 25: Buster Keaton trademark
DDown 26: Family tree abbr.DAU
DDown 28: Remote spot?
DDown 29: He married He
DDown 30: Brooklyn's St. ___ College
DDown 31: Name on Intuition perfume boxesESTEE
DDown 33: Match.com datum
DDown 35: Twaddle
DDown 36: Things shown before shows, informally
DDown 41: Noisy fan
DDown 43: Didn't just waveSAIDHI
DDown 44: "Torchwood" was spun off from itDRWHO
DDown 46: Chief Indian, once
DDown 47: "The Red Skelton Show" regularFARR
DDown 50: Lone Star, e.g.
DDown 51: See 12-DownNCAA
DDown 52: Regular set: Abbr.STDS
DDown 54: Decision letters
DDown 55: Brandy lettersVSO
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