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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 30th November 1997
There are 65 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 30th November 1997. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Tater
AAcross 5: Start of a palindrome
AAcross 10: Figurehead site
AAcross 14: Silent one
AAcross 19: Mata ___HARI
AAcross 20: Yankee Conference town
AAcross 21: Piquant
AAcross 22: "Yond Cassius has ___ and hungry look": Julius CaesarALEAN
AAcross 23: President's vision?EISENHOWERSEYES
AAcross 26: You can get a rise out of it
AAcross 27: High spots
AAcross 28: Dances for Desi
AAcross 29: Mario Cuomo, e.g.EXGOV
AAcross 30: Fraternity letters
AAcross 31: Lasting forever
AAcross 32: Red ___
AAcross 33: President's bird?VANBURENSWREN
AAcross 38: Spoiled child, perhaps
AAcross 41: Athletic type, supposedly
AAcross 42: Bones, in anatomy
AAcross 43: Architectural flute
AAcross 46: ___-moSLO
AAcross 47: Innocent, e.g.
AAcross 48: Stable locks
AAcross 50: Place to buy a pie
AAcross 52: Prankster
AAcross 53: President's injuries?NIXONSNICKS
AAcross 58: ___-Unis
AAcross 59: Parts of a baseball scheduleDAYGAMES
AAcross 61: Archenemies, maybe
AAcross 63: Czar's reply to protestersNYET
AAcross 64: Broad sash
AAcross 65: Flaubert's birthplace
AAcross 66: ___ Khan
AAcross 68: Shot, e.g.
AAcross 71: They do the thinking
AAcross 74: Superiors
AAcross 79: Bar at night, perhaps
AAcross 81: President's testament?WILSONSWILL
AAcross 83: Annex
AAcross 84: Banker types
AAcross 86: London gallery
AAcross 87: Spring time in LisbonMAIO
AAcross 88: Boston's Bobby
AAcross 89: ___ Prayer
AAcross 91: Leave a mark on
AAcross 93: Big garden products brand
AAcross 94: Look into again, as a case
AAcross 96: President's takeover?COOLIDGESCOUP
AAcross 100: Misjudge
AAcross 101: Fictional weaverMARNER
AAcross 102: Mouths
AAcross 103: Does high-tech surgery, in a way
AAcross 105: One of the Brady bunchMARCIA
AAcross 106: Baby's pastime
AAcross 111: Protected bird
AAcross 112: President's weapon?BUCHANANSCANNON
AAcross 114: Rice-___ARONI
AAcross 115: "...___ saw Elba"EREI
AAcross 116: "Let ___ Cake"EMEAT
AAcross 117: Bewilder
AAcross 118: Part of a ship's bow
AAcross 119: Reddish-brown gem
AAcross 120: One-sided tilts
AAcross 121: Victory, to WagnerSIEG
DDown 1: Popular dog nameSHEP
DDown 2: Easter egg hunt sight
DDown 3: Constellation animal
DDown 4: Plan to take off
DDown 5: Angora
DDown 6: Sound reveille
DDown 7: Gives, old-style
DDown 8: Chemical suffix
DDown 9: The mornings after
DDown 10: Early infant: Var.
DDown 11: Some shadesRAYBANS
DDown 12: Kind of liner
DDown 13: "Swiss Family Robinson" author JohannWYSS
DDown 14: President's fog?HAYESHAZE
DDown 15: Nikita's successorALEXEI
DDown 16: President's beam?REAGANSRAY
DDown 17: El ___PASO
DDown 18: AiringONTV
DDown 24: Link
DDown 25: Noted jazz bandleaderSUNRA
DDown 31: Nordrhein-Westfalen city
DDown 33: Hardly stimulating
DDown 34: Bouquet
DDown 35: Surprisingly cold
DDown 36: Busy one
DDown 37: Etiquette subjectsNONOS
DDown 38: Emerald City V.I.P., with "the"
DDown 39: Bluebloods
DDown 40: Get hot under the collar?
DDown 44: Some rtes.TPKS
DDown 45: Upswing
DDown 48: Ape
DDown 49: Pink-slip
DDown 51: Old-fashioned heating devices
DDown 53: Apprehend
DDown 54: Aloof ones
DDown 55: Prefix with modulatorNEURO
DDown 56: Stammerer's phraseIMEAN
DDown 57: The 21st, e.g.: Abbr.CEN
DDown 60: Dinner for the Cratchits
DDown 62: Mercury model
DDown 65: Electrical unitREL
DDown 67: Goop
DDown 68: Hardwear?
DDown 69: Often-recited Christmas poet
DDown 70: President's line?MONROESROW
DDown 72: Pitcher
DDown 73: Unwanted coat?
DDown 74: Honor
DDown 75: Snippet
DDown 76: Alliance until 1977SEATO
DDown 77: Root of diplomacyELIHU
DDown 78: Single-master
DDown 80: President's article of apparel?TYLERSTIE
DDown 82: Flight path
DDown 85: Fed. holiday, often
DDown 87: "Happy Days" father, informallyMRC
DDown 90: Less available
DDown 91: Actress BragaSONIA
DDown 92: Maid
DDown 93: Expo '70 site
DDown 95: Shows pride in one's appearance
DDown 97: Corsage staple
DDown 98: AttacksGOESAT
DDown 99: Founds
DDown 101: Spanish actress Carmen ___MAURA
DDown 103: Mother of JudahLEAH
DDown 104: Where Shah Jahan is entombed
DDown 105: U.K. honorsMBES
DDown 106: French tirePNEU
DDown 107: Common conjunctions
DDown 108: Sons of, to a sabraBNAI
DDown 109: Seep
DDown 110: Standard forceONEG
DDown 113: "Yo te ___"AMO
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