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New York Times Answers

Monday, 14th December 2015
There are 37 across clues and 37 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Monday, 14th December 2015. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Exiled leader of Iran
AAcross 5: Queries
AAcross 9: Rugby formation
AAcross 14: Like early vinyl records
AAcross 15: [Kiss!]MWAH
AAcross 16: Sonnets, odes and such
AAcross 17: National health insurance overhaulOBAMACARE
AAcross 19: Range through Peru and Chile
AAcross 20: Clay monster of Jewish folklore
AAcross 21: Fed. agentsGMEN
AAcross 23: ___ Lauderdale, Fla.
AAcross 24: Supply-side fiscal policy popularized in the 1980sREAGANOMICS
AAcross 27: "I'm paying"ITSONME
AAcross 30: Commence
AAcross 31: Cat's cry
AAcross 32: Low-level Dungeons & Dragons monster
AAcross 34: Puts a protective shield on
AAcross 37: Dog's bark
AAcross 38: Statement such as "They misunderestimated me"BUSHISM
AAcross 40: Competition in which the winner always gets the last word?
AAcross 41: Winter hand warmer
AAcross 43: Record producer BrianENO
AAcross 44: Lustful Le PewPEPE
AAcross 45: Benjamin of "Law & Order"BRATT
AAcross 47: Nuclear reactor insertFUELROD
AAcross 49: Depression-era shantytownHOOVERVILLE
AAcross 51: Container in a dairy barn
AAcross 52: Stopped working
AAcross 53: Fundamentalist Palestinian group
AAcross 57: Opposite of empties
AAcross 59: Title held by the people who lent their names to 17-, 24-, 38- and 49-Across
AAcross 61: Naval battle group
AAcross 62: Gaze longingly upon
AAcross 63: "Fare thee well!"TATA
AAcross 64: Seductive nightwear
AAcross 65: Chick's place
AAcross 66: Downward force felt on the surface of the earth, informallyONEG
DDown 1: Airborne urban hazard
DDown 2: Wanderer in search of work
DDown 3: Rigidly uptight
DDown 4: A to L and beyond, on a keyboardHOMEROW
DDown 5: Channel for cinephilesAMC
DDown 6: Walks with a brash air
DDown 7: Buddhist principle of fate
DDown 8: Lusters
DDown 9: Wellness retreat
DDown 10: Verify
DDown 11: Submarine in a Tom Clancy best sellerREDOCTOBER
DDown 12: Junkies
DDown 13: Pioneering first-person computer gameMYST
DDown 18: "You said it!"
DDown 22: Nobody at allNOTASOUL
DDown 25: Added up (to)
DDown 26: Teacher in a one-room schoolhouse
DDown 27: Muslim cleric
DDown 28: Hatcher who co-starred in "Tomorrow Never Dies"TERI
DDown 29: Sentimental
DDown 33: Revolutionary Guevara
DDown 35: Vehicle seized for auction
DDown 36: Tournament front-runner
DDown 38: Wally's kid bro, in 1950s-'60s TVBEAV
DDown 39: Nonbelievers, to believers
DDown 42: Baited with incendiary remarks
DDown 44: Accept, as a lesser charge in exchange for admitting guiltPLEADTO
DDown 46: Stumble overTRIPON
DDown 48: K-12
DDown 49: ___ Selassie, old Ethiopian leaderHAILE
DDown 50: Threshold
DDown 51: Fizzling sound
DDown 54: Vicious
DDown 55: Initial money for the pot
DDown 56: Going without a date
DDown 58: Room where it looks like a bomb went off
DDown 60: Theater décor
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