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New York Times Answers

Thursday, 29th September 2011
There are 36 across clues and 38 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 29th September 2011. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Easy catch
AAcross 6: Site of some Galileo experiments
AAcross 10: "The ___ lama, he's a priest"ONEL
AAcross 14: Dutch princess who's the daughter of Queen JulianaIRENE
AAcross 15: Air show sound
AAcross 16: Grievous
AAcross 17: [See blurb]GRADEBONUS
AAcross 19: Year St. Augustine of Canterbury diedDCIV
AAcross 20: Org. with a targetlike mark on its flag
AAcross 21: School yr. sectionSEM
AAcross 23: Time for a pique-nique, maybeETE
AAcross 24: Honeybun
AAcross 28: Ming jar, e.g.
AAcross 30: Second bananas
AAcross 31: Kind of knifeGINSU
AAcross 32: Bugs
AAcross 33: Seventh heaven
AAcross 36: N.L. West team, on scoreboardsARI
AAcross 37: Fairy tale
AAcross 38: Reporter's aid
AAcross 43: Best-selling PC game released in 2000THESIMS
AAcross 47: Hot
AAcross 48: Simple ski lift
AAcross 49: Learned ones
AAcross 51: Analgesic
AAcross 52: Scot's negative
AAcross 53: Service award?
AAcross 54: Upper body: Abbr.
AAcross 55: Sphere
AAcross 57: [See blurb]MATHSYMBOL
AAcross 63: Enamored (of)
AAcross 64: Home for Samuel Beckett
AAcross 65: Language known to native speakers as "te reo"
AAcross 66: Reverse
AAcross 67: Esposas: Abbr.SRAS
AAcross 68: Tries
DDown 1: Glutton
DDown 2: Bomber pilot in "Catch-22"
DDown 3: Green globule
DDown 4: German connectionUND
DDown 5: British aristocracy
DDown 6: Claim
DDown 7: ___ exchange
DDown 8: Link in the food chain?
DDown 9: #33 on a table
DDown 10: ___ duck
DDown 11: [See blurb]NICEQUALITY
DDown 12: Baritone piece sung by RenatoERITU
DDown 13: New Orleans sight
DDown 18: Sondheim's Mrs. Lovett, e.g.
DDown 22: Range parts: Abbr.MTNS
DDown 24: Airer of hearingsCSPAN
DDown 25: "In ___," Nirvana albumUTERO
DDown 26: [See blurb]POSITIVEEND
DDown 27: Prison staple
DDown 29: Suffix with real or surrealIST
DDown 34: One who says a lot in a game
DDown 35: "___ can" (campaign slogan)YESWE
DDown 39: The Depression, e.g.
DDown 40: Runners do it
DDown 41: Occasionally
DDown 42: Hopelessness
DDown 43: Wrecks
DDown 44: Puts an edge on
DDown 45: Curie, Kelvin and Fermi
DDown 46: But: Lat.
DDown 49: Major mess
DDown 50: Sorkin who wrote "The Social Network"
DDown 56: Shakespearean stir
DDown 58: La-la lead-inTRA
DDown 59: Bath ___
DDown 60: Flapper wrapper
DDown 61: Sphere
DDown 62: French flower