New York Times Answers - Wednesday, 1st October 2008

There are 38 across clues and 42 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 1st October 2008. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Figure in "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe"
AAcross 5:	Kind of cuisine in which onions, bell peppers and celery are the "holy trinity"
AAcross 10:	Fake
AAcross 14:	Hoodwink
AAcross 15:	Jim Croce's "___ Name"	IGOTA
AAcross 16:	Tremendous
AAcross 17:	Hughes poem with the line "They send me to eat in the kitchen"	ITOO
AAcross 18:	Introductory course, often
AAcross 19:	Cy Young winner Hershiser	OREL
AAcross 20:	Kind of puzzle suggested by this crossword's theme	CONNECTTHEDOTS
AAcross 23:	Cleopatra used it as a beauty lotion
AAcross 24:	King, in Portugal
AAcross 25:	Carnivorous fish
AAcross 28:	Terse letter opener
AAcross 31:	Sweater type
AAcross 35:	Bonkers
AAcross 37:	Way to find your way: Abbr.
AAcross 39:	French rejection
AAcross 40:	End of a popular saying related to this puzzle's theme	NOPLACELIKEHOME
AAcross 44:	Former telecom giant	GTE
AAcross 45:	Big name in kitchen gadgets
AAcross 46:	One way to be caught	INALIE
AAcross 47:	Ed of "Roots"	ASNER
AAcross 50:	How some packages arrive
AAcross 50:	How some packages arrive
AAcross 52:	Mice can be found around them	IMACS
AAcross 53:	Blue
AAcross 55:	"The Rubáiyát" poet	OMAR
AAcross 57:	How to link the 12 letters in this puzzle with a single line to make a picture
AAcross 64:	Drug ___
AAcross 65:	Quibble
AAcross 66:	"Mon ___!"	DIEU
AAcross 67:	German car	AUDI
AAcross 68:	Oreo filling
AAcross 69:	Author Dinesen	ISAK
AAcross 70:	Surveyor's map
AAcross 71:	Baseball pioneer Doubleday	ABNER
AAcross 72:	Big lugs
DDown 1:	Bank protector, for short
DDown 2:	Camera setting
DDown 3:	Agreed ___
DDown 3:	Agreed ___
DDown 4:	Just after birth
DDown 5:	Internet equipment powerhouse
DDown 6:	Semiprecious stones
DDown 7:	Big bump
DDown 8:	Logan's locale
DDown 9:	Candidate trailing Bush and Gore	NADER
DDown 10:	Sure thing
DDown 11:	Banged up
DDown 12:	A long, long time
DDown 13:	Florida senator Martinez
DDown 21:	"Maria ___," 1941 #1 hit	ELENA
DDown 22:	The "D" in R&D: Abbr.
DDown 25:	"___ song of sixpence"	SINGA
DDown 26:	Sheepshanks, e.g.
DDown 27:	John Denver wrote two songs about this town
DDown 29:	Abode north of the Arctic Circle
DDown 30:	Univ. in Troy, N.Y.	RPI
DDown 32:	___ Gay	ENOLA
DDown 33:	Doer of stand-up
DDown 34:	Gardeners may work on them
DDown 36:	Prefix with tourism
DDown 38:	What one might do in 27-Down
DDown 41:	A+: Abbr.	EXC
DDown 42:	1940s computer
DDown 43:	Equipment with a headset	HAMRADIO
DDown 48:	Sparkle and wit
DDown 49:	College cheer
DDown 51:	Sit behind bars	DOTIME
DDown 54:	Bangladesh's capital, old-style
DDown 56:	Athlete who's not dashing?
DDown 57:	Blue, south of the border	AZUL
DDown 58:	Russian car	LADA
DDown 59:	Unnice comment
DDown 60:	Balanced
DDown 61:	Precursor of the Apple Macintosh	LISA
DDown 62:	Dining table expander
DDown 63:	Cheap laughs
DDown 64:	Toy gun ammo