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New York Times Answers

Monday, 5th December 2011
There are 37 across clues and 41 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Monday, 5th December 2011. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Triangular sail
AAcross 4: Mrs. Eisenhower
AAcross 9: Shopping centers
AAcross 14: Shipping magnate OnassisARI
AAcross 15: Change, as the Constitution
AAcross 16: Get a move on
AAcross 17: Candy that comes in a dispenserPEZ
AAcross 18: "Ramblin' Rose" singer, 1962NATKINGCOLE
AAcross 20: "___ of robins in her hair"ANEST
AAcross 22: Founder of the Persian Empire
AAcross 23: Earnings after expensesNETPROFITS
AAcross 27: Song word repeated after "Que"
AAcross 30: Features of Venice
AAcross 31: Counter, as an argument
AAcross 32: Designer SchiaparelliELSA
AAcross 35: Night school subj.ESL
AAcross 36: Ultimate thing
AAcross 37: Beatles hairdo
AAcross 38: Knuckleheads
AAcross 40: Shepherd's locale
AAcross 41: Kind of gown or shower
AAcross 43: Response to a doctor's request, perhaps
AAcross 44: Barristers' degs.LLDS
AAcross 45: Sea eagles
AAcross 46: GalootBIGAPE
AAcross 48: Unable to hear
AAcross 49: "Fuhgeddaboudit!"NOTONADARE
AAcross 53: Material for a doctor's glove
AAcross 55: Pago Pago whereabouts
AAcross 56: Christmastime productions
AAcross 61: Commercials
AAcross 62: Philosopher who wrote the "Republic"
AAcross 63: Girl's name meaning "loved"AIMEE
AAcross 64: Maiden name preceder
AAcross 65: Move in a greenhouse, say
AAcross 66: Midnight visits to the refrigerator
AAcross 67: "You've got mail" co.AOL
DDown 1: Land of the Rising Sun
DDown 2: "Goodnight, ___" (#1 hit of 1950)IRENE
DDown 3: "Carmen" composer
DDown 4: "Om," e.g.
DDown 5: Doctors' org.
DDown 6: Encountered
DDown 7: Squid's defense
DDown 8: Despots' decrees
DDown 9: Roman Cath. titleMSGR
DDown 10: Charged with a crime
DDown 11: It's up for grabs on a courtLOOSEBALL
DDown 12: Online "ha-ha"LOL
DDown 13: Sault ___ MarieSTE
DDown 19: Albany is its capital: Abbr.
DDown 21: Pet adoption agcy.SPCA
DDown 24: TV newsman RogerONEIL
DDown 25: Quick
DDown 26: Sarcastic "Go ahead, keep talking"ILLWAIT
DDown 28: Governed
DDown 29: Rand McNally product
DDown 31: E.R. personnelRNS
DDown 32: Surround firmly
DDown 33: Peter of "Casablanca"
DDown 34: Mock rock band in a 1984 film
DDown 36: One of filmdom's Coen brothersETHAN
DDown 38: "Illmatic" rapper
DDown 39: "Othello" villain
DDown 42: In reality
DDown 44: Mother of Castor and Pollux
DDown 46: Part of a freight train
DDown 47: Get-out-of-class slips
DDown 49: Teachers' union, in briefNEA
DDown 50: Big kitchen appliance makerAMANA
DDown 51: Cowboys' jamboree
DDown 52: Artist's stand
DDown 54: Gait between walk and canter
DDown 56: "All Things Considered" airerNPR
DDown 57: Suffix with glob
DDown 58: Sportage makerKIA
DDown 59: U.K. record labelEMI
DDown 60: Crimson
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