New York Times Answers - Wednesday, 9th May 2001

There are 37 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 9th May 2001. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Paradoxical fellow
AAcross 5:	Boxing prize
AAcross 9:	Earns
AAcross 14:	Diamond family name	ALOU
AAcross 15:	Half court game?	ALAI
AAcross 16:	Die down
AAcross 17:	Central point
AAcross 18:	Gridiron scoreboard info
AAcross 19:	Seuss title creature	LORAX
AAcross 20:	Beatings at Bloomingdale's, e.g.?	SHOPPINGMAULS
AAcross 23:	PETA peeve
AAcross 24:	Café partner	LAIT
AAcross 25:	Ones carrying an apostle?	PAULBEARERS
AAcross 30:	Whip but good
AAcross 33:	Bubbly source	ASTI
AAcross 34:	Dallas sch.	SMU
AAcross 35:	Dangerous strain
AAcross 37:	It's got you covered
AAcross 38:	Madras wraps
AAcross 41:	McGregor of "Trainspotting"	EWAN
AAcross 42:	1991-93 Australian Open winner
AAcross 44:	Disney division
AAcross 45:	Twist, sometimes
AAcross 46:	Farm female
AAcross 47:	Inspector at a trucking company?	HAULMONITOR
AAcross 51:	Neanderthal's wear
AAcross 52:	"Groovy!"
AAcross 53:	Is an old French landowner?	HASALOTOFGAUL
AAcross 59:	"The Planets" composer	HOLST
AAcross 60:	Seats with kneelers
AAcross 61:	Abdicator of 1917
AAcross 63:	"Wouldn't that be nice!"	IWISH
AAcross 64:	Edison product
AAcross 65:	Ides rebuke	ETTU
AAcross 66:	Winning craps roll, in Rome	SETTE
AAcross 67:	Like some D.A.'s	ASST
AAcross 68:	Lip
DDown 1:	Veer suddenly
DDown 2:	Crimson rivals	ELIS
DDown 3:	Bag of chips, say
DDown 4:	Uncalled-for	OUTOFLINE
DDown 5:	Reputation hurter	BADPRESS
DDown 6:	Wells's oppressed race	ELOI
DDown 7:	Place for an egg roll
DDown 8:	Excited feeling
DDown 9:	Crummy feeling
DDown 10:	Circa
DDown 11:	Wallenda family patriarch	KARL
DDown 12:	Cockpit guesses, for short
DDown 13:	Census datum
DDown 21:	Place for a cold one
DDown 22:	Uglify
DDown 25:	No longer cool
DDown 26:	Crooked
DDown 27:	Serviceable
DDown 28:	Doc bloc
DDown 29:	Like Mayberry
DDown 30:	Namely
DDown 31:	Santa Anna took it
DDown 32:	West Coast gridder
DDown 36:	Nuns, by vow
DDown 39:	DOS popularizer	IBM
DDown 40:	Derides	SCOFFSAT
DDown 43:	Encase
DDown 48:	Apiece, in scores
DDown 49:	Sir Thomas More novel
DDown 50:	Back seat driver, e.g.
DDown 51:	"Hey, buddy!"	PSSST
DDown 53:	British commander at Bunker Hill
DDown 54:	Detrained
DDown 55:	Kennedy and others
DDown 56:	Is in the hole
DDown 57:	Org. for 42-Across	USTA
DDown 58:	Back muscles, for short
DDown 59:	Hellos
DDown 62:	Big chunk of Eur.