New York Times Answers - Tuesday, 26th May 2015

There are 40 across clues and 42 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Tuesday, 26th May 2015. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	First word in every Academy Award category
AAcross 5:	Club in a Barry Manilow hit, with "the"	COPA
AAcross 9:	Derrières
AAcross 15:	"Beetle Bailey" dog
AAcross 16:	Actor Wilson of "Midnight in Paris"
AAcross 17:	"Michael Row the Boat ___"
AAcross 18:	*Removable car safety feature	CHILDSEAT
AAcross 20:	Alfred E. of Mad magazine	NEUMAN
AAcross 21:	Charlie Sheen's real first name
AAcross 22:	*Asian soup ingredient
AAcross 24:	Rank of many a single-episode character on "Star Trek": Abbr.
AAcross 25:	Office note
AAcross 27:	Month before septembre	AOUT
AAcross 28:	Classic name in photocopiers	MITA
AAcross 29:	"Enough already!"
AAcross 30:	Abbr. in dating
AAcross 30:	Abbr. in dating
AAcross 33:	Center of Shintoism
AAcross 36:	Germaine who wrote "The Whole Woman"	GREER
AAcross 38:	Rapper's rhythm
AAcross 39:	Beatles hit that's a hint to both parts of the answer to each starred clue	ALLYOUNEEDISLOVE
AAcross 42:	Org. assigning PG-13 or R	MPAA
AAcross 43:	___ nova (dance)	BOSSA
AAcross 44:	"___ and the Wolf"
AAcross 45:	Soccer goalie's area
AAcross 46:	Vaccination muscle, for short
AAcross 47:	Middle-___
AAcross 49:	Dhaka dress
AAcross 50:	Say "It's a trap!," say
AAcross 51:	Sun. preceder
AAcross 54:	*Classic daytime show hosted by Gene Rayburn
AAcross 58:	Post post
AAcross 60:	Repeated cry in Buster Poindexter's "Hot Hot Hot"	OLEOLE
AAcross 61:	*Biography
AAcross 63:	"Tuesdays With ___" (1990s best seller)	MORRIE
AAcross 64:	Science fiction author Hubbard	LRON
AAcross 65:	Foes of Saruman in "The Two Towers"	ENTS
AAcross 66:	A gambler may have a hot or cold one
AAcross 67:	Precipice
AAcross 68:	Carnivore's fare
DDown 1:	Lawn sport
DDown 2:	Edith Wharton's "___ Frome"	ETHAN
DDown 3:	Swizzles
DDown 4:	Commuter's cost
DDown 5:	Baby
DDown 6:	Have obligations
DDown 7:	Singer Bryson	PEABO
DDown 8:	Against
DDown 9:	Cooked in a clay oven, as in India
DDown 10:	Depletes	USESUP
DDown 11:	Move to another track
DDown 12:	There's no place like it, it's said
DDown 13:	The Eisenhower years and others
DDown 14:	In rapture
DDown 19:	Logo for a pizza chain
DDown 23:	Like the best bonds	RATEDAAA
DDown 26:	Southern bloom
DDown 28:	Architect Lin
DDown 29:	Calls, in poker
DDown 30:	Ink spill
DDown 31:	Cabot ___ ("Murder, She Wrote" setting)
DDown 32:	Common still-life subject
DDown 33:	Part of a doorframe
DDown 34:	Pedigree alternative	ALPO
DDown 35:	Brand of dental rinse	PLAX
DDown 37:	Take a timeout
DDown 38:	Took to the hills
DDown 40:	One who's fluent in both JavaScript and Klingon, say	UBERGEEK
DDown 41:	Stimulates the economy
DDown 46:	Mexico's national flower
DDown 48:	Graham who wrote "The Third Man"
DDown 49:	Manage to get, informally
DDown 50:	Bizarre
DDown 51:	Ring centerpiece
DDown 52:	Vessel from the heart
DDown 53:	Part of a steamy affair
DDown 54:	Many drivers for play dates
DDown 55:	Plenty
DDown 56:	Okla. or Dak., once	TERR
DDown 57:	Title for a jeune fille: Abbr.	MLLE
DDown 59:	One of 10, say, in an express checkout lane
DDown 62:	Confused state