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New York Times Answers

Wednesday, 22nd August 2012
There are 42 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 22nd August 2012. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Either of two Syrian presidentsASSAD
AAcross 6: "Spring forward" inits.DST
AAcross 9: "Oleanna" playwright
AAcross 14: Bather's scrubber
AAcross 15: When to observe 6-Across in FranceETE
AAcross 16: Hoopster StoudemireAMARE
AAcross 17: Humanoid of Jewish folklore
AAcross 18: Elbow-bender
AAcross 19: ___ Hart ("Chicago" role)ROXIE
AAcross 20: Marsh rodentsWATERRATS
AAcross 23: Mil. headquartersCMD
AAcross 26: Country associated with 38-/40-/41-Across
AAcross 27: They're flashed at guards
AAcross 30: "Babes in Toyland" composer
AAcross 32: Wall St. stat
AAcross 34: Wings, in zoology
AAcross 35: Golfer Aoki and othersISAOS
AAcross 37: Comparative word
AAcross 38: With 40- and 41-Across, 18th-century literary and musical movementSTURM
AAcross 40: See 38-AcrossUND
AAcross 41: See 38-AcrossDRANG
AAcross 42: Aircraft velocity figure
AAcross 45: With 47-Across, writer associated with 38-/40-/41-AcrossJOHANN
AAcross 47: See 45-Across
AAcross 50: 90 degrees from NordOST
AAcross 51: Sirius
AAcross 55: Vintner's prefixOEN
AAcross 56: Permeate
AAcross 58: GPS suggestion: Abbr.RTE
AAcross 59: What much space junk is in
AAcross 61: Time for both hands to be up
AAcross 62: Sen. RubioMARCO
AAcross 64: "All yours!"
AAcross 65: Morales of "Caprica"ESAI
AAcross 66: Worth a 10
AAcross 67: ___ and terminer
AAcross 68: Word before poor or cheap
AAcross 69: Remainder, in RouenRESTE
AAcross 70: Moor growth
AAcross 71: Radical org. of the '60sSDS
AAcross 72: Camels' pit stops
AAcross 73: Sightseer's ride
DDown 1: "Solve for x" subj.ALG
DDown 2: The Great Lakes' ___ LocksSOO
DDown 3: G, in the key of C
DDown 4: Not many
DDown 5: Price to pay, informally
DDown 6: Palm Springs paper, with "the"DESERTSUN
DDown 7: With 36- and 53-Down, translation of 38-/40-/41-Across
DDown 8: Four-footers
DDown 9: Joan of Arc, notably
DDown 10: Pal of Andy
DDown 11: Peak, slangily
DDown 12: "___ tu"ERI
DDown 13: Pipe joint
DDown 21: Actress PoloTERI
DDown 22: Hydrocarbon suffixes
DDown 23: Cartoonist Addams
DDown 24: Go soft
DDown 25: Place for an English king?
DDown 27: One of Sam's tunes in "Casablanca"ITHADTOBEYOU
DDown 28: Gorilla expert FosseyDIAN
DDown 29: "Yesterday" or "Tomorrow"
DDown 31: "It gets late early out there" speaker
DDown 33: "... poem lovely as ___"ATREE
DDown 36: See 7-Down
DDown 39: Earth, to the French
DDown 41: Río ___ (African region)DEORO
DDown 43: South American cardinal?UNO
DDown 44: Links org.PGA
DDown 45: Yoked
DDown 46: Absorption process
DDown 48: Paris Hilton, for one
DDown 49: Punches in, say
DDown 52: Egg ratingGRADEA
DDown 53: See 7-Down
DDown 54: Mexican beer brandTECATE
DDown 57: Rod and rad
DDown 60: Equilateral figure
DDown 62: "The Tilled Field" painter Joan
DDown 63: World Cup chants
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