New York Times Answers - Friday, 8th August 2008

There are 33 across clues and 37 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 8th August 2008. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Many a stuntman's sequence
AAcross 6:	TV series featuring a robotic dog named K-9	DOCTORWHO
AAcross 15:	Revived
AAcross 16:	Something to chew on
AAcross 17:	Completely lose it
AAcross 18:	Waiting for the starting gun, say	ONONEKNEE
AAcross 19:	Gondolier, e.g.
AAcross 20:	Very
AAcross 21:	Seasonal sound
AAcross 22:	Pump alternative	TSTRAP
AAcross 24:	Kitchen gizmo
AAcross 27:	Termagant
AAcross 30:	Sold all one's stock?	RANOUT
AAcross 33:	Bouncing off the walls
AAcross 37:	Title castle town of book and film	ZENDA
AAcross 38:	Catching a few z's
AAcross 39:	Jed's first chief of staff on "The West Wing"
AAcross 40:	Soup pastas
AAcross 41:	Jackknifed, e.g.
AAcross 42:	Causes of some breakouts
AAcross 44:	Cause of fatigue
AAcross 46:	Not get involved
AAcross 47:	Paving stones
AAcross 49:	Out
AAcross 53:	With 55-Across, campus hangout
AAcross 55:	See 53-Across
AAcross 58:	Surface
AAcross 59:	1985 Golden Globe-nominated role for Eddie Murphy	AXELFOLEY
AAcross 62:	Drop shots
AAcross 63:	Without assistance in a fight	MANOAMANO
AAcross 64:	Split up	ENDIT
AAcross 65:	Not applied neatly	SMEAREDON
AAcross 66:	One side in an informal game
DDown 1:	Proceeded with caution
DDown 2:	Alternatives to wraps
DDown 3:	Ticket category
DDown 4:	Hit 2004 Morgan Spurlock documentary	SUPERSIZEME
DDown 5:	It might turn a B into an A	EXTRACREDIT
DDown 6:	U.K. decorations
DDown 7:	1998 biography subtitled "Living in the Shadows"	OONA
DDown 8:	Not tread lightly
DDown 9:	Conductor's bane
DDown 10:	Dedicated lines
DDown 11:	1960s atty. gen.	RFK
DDown 12:	Got beaten by two people?	WONBRONZE
DDown 13:	Crop cropper
DDown 14:	The Szczecin Lagoon is an extension of its mouth
DDown 23:	Food often described using the number of fingers it takes to eat it
DDown 25:	Cutting-edge technology?	RAZORBLADES
DDown 26:	Jolt, e.g.	ENERGYDRINK
DDown 28:	1970 hit with the lyric "Girls will be boys and boys will be girls"	LOLA
DDown 29:	Old-fashioned argument enders
DDown 31:	Soup pasta
DDown 32:	News source beginning in 1925
DDown 33:	Early pop?
DDown 34:	___ chief (publ. honcho)	EDIN
DDown 35:	Shoot with steam?	LOVESCENE
DDown 36:	Helpless performances?
DDown 43:	Historical war zone: Abbr.	ETO
DDown 45:	In
DDown 48:	Introductory course?
DDown 50:	"Thug" and "loot" derive from it
DDown 51:	Make an opening offer?
DDown 52:	Some cricket matches
DDown 53:	Ones going head to head?
DDown 54:	It might be required for entrance
DDown 56:	"You're not famous until my mother has heard of you" quipper
DDown 57:	Mary who founded Mount Holyoke College
DDown 60:	"Mahalo nui ___" ("Thank you very much," in Hilo)	LOA
DDown 61:	Considerably