New York Times Answers - Monday, 11th March 2013

There are 36 across clues and 42 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Monday, 11th March 2013. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Noggin
AAcross 5:	Sturdy walking stick
AAcross 10:	Bug
AAcross 14:	Folklore villain
AAcross 15:	Part of the eye
AAcross 16:	Rest ___ (roadside stop)
AAcross 17:	Prankish activity
AAcross 19:	Not quite all
AAcross 20:	No-tell motel get-togethers
AAcross 21:	Attic accumulation
AAcross 22:	Before, in verse
AAcross 23:	Double-whammy economic condition
AAcross 28:	Lose
AAcross 30:	The "A" of Chester A. Arthur
AAcross 31:	Sought-after rock
AAcross 31:	Sought-after rock
AAcross 32:	___ no good
AAcross 33:	Did some figuring
AAcross 35:	Without a stitch on	BUCKNAKED
AAcross 39:	Again
AAcross 42:	Farm unit
AAcross 46:	Hi-___ graphics
AAcross 47:	Came down on a branch, say
AAcross 48:	Men's grooming scent
AAcross 50:	Impromptu, wide-ranging conversation
AAcross 53:	Stomach muscles, informally
AAcross 54:	Oolong and Earl Grey
AAcross 55:	"Ain't gonna happen"	NODICE
AAcross 57:	Church seats
AAcross 58:	Shoddy and unsturdy
AAcross 62:	Part of the eye
AAcross 63:	"___ a Nightingale"	ODETO
AAcross 64:	Slithery fish
AAcross 65:	Bygone U.S. gas brand	ESSO
AAcross 66:	"Untrue!"	NOTSO
AAcross 67:	"Dang!"
DDown 1:	On a streak
DDown 2:	Display of self-importance
DDown 2:	Display of self-importance
DDown 3:	What two theatergoers may share
DDown 4:	Boldly resist
DDown 5:	Hit-or-miss
DDown 6:	Oklahoma oil city
DDown 7:	Go ___ (flip out)
DDown 8:	Tree with needles
DDown 9:	Go by plane
DDown 10:	Full range
DDown 11:	Wearing away of soil
DDown 12:	Put back in good condition
DDown 13:	Wrestling surface
DDown 18:	Greek peak
DDown 21:	"___ schön" ("Thank you very much": Ger.)	DANKE
DDown 22:	Relative of an ostrich
DDown 24:	Red gems
DDown 25:	One nipping Nipper, maybe
DDown 26:	Be short of
DDown 27:	Flanders of "The Simpsons"
DDown 29:	Brain section
DDown 34:	Jazz chanteuse Anita	ODAY
DDown 36:	Amherst school, informally	UMASS
DDown 37:	___ slaw
DDown 38:	___ Kringle
DDown 39:	Big ball in space
DDown 40:	Spays, e.g.
DDown 41:	"The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe" writer
DDown 43:	"Polly want a ___?"
DDown 44:	German measles
DDown 45:	Letters on an ambulance
DDown 48:	"Gee, that's really too bad"
DDown 49:	Forever ___ day	ANDA
DDown 51:	Catch, as a calf at a rodeo
DDown 52:	Research facilities: Abbr.	INSTS
DDown 56:	Treated, as a sprained ankle
DDown 57:	___ à la mode
DDown 58:	Song syllable repeated after "Da Doo"
DDown 59:	Big fuss
DDown 60:	Encountered
DDown 61:	D.C. winter hrs.