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New York Times Answers - Saturday, 12th December 2015

There are 34 across clues and 35 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 12th December 2015. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Light shower?
AAcross 6: Bars where swingers hang out?
AAcross 6: Bars where swingers hang out?
AAcross 15: Reef denizen
AAcross 16: Private detective
AAcross 17: Skilled forger
AAcross 18: Deploys to one's advantage
AAcross 19: Joseph's uncle, in Genesis
AAcross 20: How the operas "Artaxerxes" and "Iolanthe" are usually performedINENGLISH
AAcross 21: German-born American tennis star who won 17 Grand Slam singles and doubles titlesJOHNMCENROE
AAcross 23: "Mountain, Navel, Anchors, Table" artist, 1925
AAcross 24: New seal
AAcross 25: "Hungarian Dances" composer
AAcross 30: Pitch ___
AAcross 31: Go a few rounds?
AAcross 34: Fancy
AAcross 35: Longtime radio rival of SternIMUS
AAcross 37: Pool party
AAcross 38: Franklin who sang "Piece of My Heart"ERMA
AAcross 39: State symbol with a reduplicative name
AAcross 40: Possible cause of vertigo
AAcross 42: Lose tone
AAcross 43: Lose tones?GODEAF
AAcross 45: Suffix with 4-DownIST
AAcross 46: Lead-in to drop or roll
AAcross 47: Make a squirrellike exitSCAMPERAWAY
AAcross 51: Collapse at one's desk, saySLUMPOVER
AAcross 55: The gamutATOZ
AAcross 56: "Whatevs"LIKEICARE
AAcross 57: African desert that includes the Skeleton CoastNAMIB
AAcross 59: Feature of some mattressesOPENCOILS
AAcross 60: Bathroom brand with a Snake Plus varietyDRANO
AAcross 61: Part of a business that might include invoicing, payment, updates and equipment maintenancePOSTSALES
AAcross 62: Raw power
DDown 1: Residents of 24 Sussex Dr. in Ottawa
DDown 2: Balcony address?ROMEOROMEO
DDown 3: One of the currencies replaced by the euro in 2002
DDown 4: Job tester
DDown 5: Grammy-winning hit that begins "Whatcha gon' do with all that junk"MYHUMPS
DDown 6: Angelina of HollywoodJOLIEPITT
DDown 7: Wharton's home, brieflyUPENN
DDown 8: Ultimatum retort
DDown 9: In a sauce of browned butter, capers, parsley and lemonGRENOBLOISE
DDown 10: Like South Dakota vis-à-vis North Dakota
DDown 11: Citation shortening
DDown 11: Citation shortening
DDown 12: Best Picture Oscar winner before "Ben-Hur"GIGI
DDown 13: Cosmetics company founder RocherYVES
DDown 14: Protection against mosquitoes
DDown 21: Gossiping
DDown 22: Après-ski warmersCUPSOFCOCOA
DDown 26: Pantomime
DDown 27: Lady Godiva, for one
DDown 28: It has issues with feminismMSMAGAZINE
DDown 29: Unkempt
DDown 32: Retailer with stylized mountaintops in its logo
DDown 33: Targeting the Fourth Estate
DDown 36: "Capeesh?"
DDown 41: Beaches, in two senses
DDown 44: Gelatinous dishes
DDown 48: Be handy
DDown 49: ___ Norman Cosmetics
DDown 50: Maker of Basketbrawl and Robo-SquashATARI
DDown 51: Food for hogs
DDown 52: Contouring procedure, briefly
DDown 52: Contouring procedure, briefly
DDown 53: Relatives of banjoleles
DDown 54: Base closure?
DDown 58: Decorative flourish
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