New York Times Answers - Thursday, 22nd April 2004

There are 35 across clues and 41 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 22nd April 2004. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Oil company acronym
AAcross 5:	Univ. dorm supervisors
AAcross 8:	Opening word?
AAcross 14:	One receiving orders
AAcross 15:	Dug in
AAcross 17:	First line of a couplet pertinent to this puzzle	TICTACTOEISAMID
AAcross 19:	Prefix with sex
AAcross 20:	War story
AAcross 21:	Word with buff or buffa
AAcross 22:	Guiding light
AAcross 24:	"I ___ you!"
AAcross 26:	Many a drive-thru feature
AAcross 27:	Failing grades
AAcross 28:	Great Laker	SHAQ
AAcross 32:	It's good for the teeth	GEARBOXOIL
AAcross 36:	Stout
AAcross 37:	Raft material
AAcross 38:	Poison warning
AAcross 39:	Greenfly, e.g.
AAcross 41:	Ammo belt accompanier
AAcross 42:	Chemical substance that hastens aging	PROOXIDANT
AAcross 45:	Boom support
AAcross 47:	Mary ___ Evans (George Eliot's real name)
AAcross 48:	Sound investments, for short	CDS
AAcross 49:	Old Dodge	OMNI
AAcross 51:	Buckeyes	OHIOANS
AAcross 55:	It's a wrap
AAcross 58:	Start of a children's rhyme	ABCDE
AAcross 60:	Baby's first word
AAcross 61:	End of the couplet	WORDSINTHISGRID
AAcross 64:	"Really?"	AREYOUSURE
AAcross 65:	Costa ___, Calif.
AAcross 66:	One of Paul Revere's message options	BYLAND
AAcross 67:	China's Sun Yat-___
AAcross 68:	Starts (off)
DDown 1:	Misbehave
DDown 2:	Zoo heavyweight
DDown 3:	Rhodes of Rhodesia	CECIL
DDown 4:	"___ in the Stilly Night" (Thomas Moore lyric)
DDown 5:	Go over again
DDown 6:	Nay sayers
DDown 7:	Portico
DDown 8:	Tre + tre
DDown 9:	TV journalist David	ENSOR
DDown 10:	Scenic views, briefly
DDown 11:	Woeful words	AHME
DDown 12:	Former Israeli P.M.
DDown 13:	13th-century literary work
DDown 16:	Comedian born John Elroy Sanford	REDDFOXX
DDown 18:	Curved pipe feature	AIRTRAP
DDown 23:	Motorists' clubs, in brief	AAAS
DDown 25:	Faulkner's "___ Lay Dying"	ASI
DDown 27:	1-Across competitor	EXXON
DDown 29:	Otto who helped discover nuclear fission
DDown 30:	Settled
DDown 31:	Logical conclusion
DDown 32:	Where Samson died
DDown 33:	The Bushes, collegiately	ELIS
DDown 34:	Clinton and Blair, for two	OXONIANS
DDown 35:	Boys
DDown 37:	Cadge
DDown 40:	El ___, Tex.	PASO
DDown 43:	Amounted (to)
DDown 44:	Motto of the Prince of Wales	ICHDIEN
DDown 46:	"See?!"	TOLDYA
DDown 50:	Quark plus antiquark
DDown 51:	Earth tone
DDown 52:	Match
DDown 53:	It may be white
DDown 54:	Tonics, to some
DDown 55:	Tar
DDown 56:	Naturalist Roger ___ Peterson
DDown 57:	Russian city on the Oka	OREL
DDown 59:	Heater stats	BTUS
DDown 62:	Birth control method, for short
DDown 63:	You can set your watch by it: Abbr.