New York Times Answers - Friday, 11th May 2012

There are 35 across clues and 37 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 11th May 2012. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Drive-in theater, in old slang	PASSIONPIT
AAcross 11:	Klutzes
AAcross 15:	Like some freely available software
AAcross 16:	Streaming video giant	HULU
AAcross 17:	What an up-and-coming band wants to snag	RECORDDEAL
AAcross 18:	Keatsian or Horatian
AAcross 19:	Say "Ta-da!," say
AAcross 20:	"Hmm ..."	LETMETHINK
AAcross 22:	"___ Maria"
AAcross 24:	PC file extension	EXE
AAcross 25:	The shakes, for short
AAcross 26:	Together	INUNISON
AAcross 31:	Cary of "The Princess Bride"	ELWES
AAcross 33:	They might be cut at a salon
AAcross 34:	Kind of rock or candy
AAcross 36:	Not fancy at all
AAcross 38:	Bob Hope, for 18 Oscar ceremonies
AAcross 39:	When repeated, response to "Who wants ice cream?"
AAcross 40:	Traffic cone
AAcross 41:	Fidgeting during a poker game, e.g.
AAcross 42:	Grind
AAcross 43:	Dastard
AAcross 44:	Jai alai basket
AAcross 46:	Produces new music for, as a movie
AAcross 48:	Shake
AAcross 49:	Company name ender
AAcross 51:	Where Barry Bonds was an All-American, in brief	ASU
AAcross 52:	First female dean of Harvard Law School	ELENAKAGAN
AAcross 56:	Football Hall-of-Famer Marchetti	GINO
AAcross 60:	Michigan college
AAcross 61:	Craft in a "Star Wars" battle scene	TIEFIGHTER
AAcross 63:	Like some German nouns: Abbr.	NEUT
AAcross 64:	Individually
AAcross 65:	Language from which "hubbub" comes
AAcross 66:	"The Case of the Demure Defendant" protagonist
DDown 1:	Offering from a Parisian butcher
DDown 2:	Copycat
DDown 3:	Like some Spanish wine
DDown 4:	What people waving their arms might produce	SNOWANGELS
DDown 5:	It has more museums per capita than any other country: Abbr.	ISR
DDown 6:	Lots
DDown 7:	Fully exposed
DDown 8:	Ready, in Rouen	PRET
DDown 9:	Caesarean section?	ICAME
DDown 10:	Wired, in a way
DDown 11:	Eager pupil's cry	OHOH
DDown 12:	Where to see some German models	AUDIDEALER
DDown 13:	Rubble neighbor
DDown 14:	Is god-awful
DDown 21:	___ Avivian
DDown 23:	Gripper
DDown 26:	Scoffing comment	IBET
DDown 27:	One hurling insults	NAMECALLER
DDown 28:	Fictional narrator of "Legends of the Old Plantation"
DDown 29:	Home to the Browns and the Reds
DDown 30:	Bottom
DDown 32:	Moe Howard catchphrase	WHYIOUGHTA
DDown 35:	Moe Howard, for Chris Diamantopoulos, in 2012
DDown 37:	Tips
DDown 40:	Ranks for jarheads: Abbr.	PFCS
DDown 42:	Sleeveless option
DDown 45:	___ Maria
DDown 47:	Levelheadedness
DDown 48:	___ Dixon, self-styled seer who wrote an astrology book for dogs	JEANE
DDown 50:	"The Dark Knight" actor	CAINE
DDown 53:	"Great" detective of kiddie lit	NATE
DDown 54:	Will of "The Waltons"	GEER
DDown 55:	Way off
DDown 57:	"Really?"	ITIS
DDown 58:	Literary captain who says "I am not what you call a civilized man!"	NEMO
DDown 59:	___ Ishii ("Kill Bill" character)	OREN
DDown 62:	Group of whales