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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 25th November 2001
There are 63 across clues and 79 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 25th November 2001. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Uninterpreted info
AAcross 8: Defeat decisively
AAcross 13: Range war?
AAcross 20: Dean of government
AAcross 21: Elixir
AAcross 22: Unappetizing
AAcross 23: ThighMaster user's favorite libation?WHISKEYSOMERS
AAcross 25: Coin of Cairo
AAcross 26: Large-eyed lemur
AAcross 27: Round of snacking?
AAcross 28: Calls from yawlsAHOYS
AAcross 29: Peruvian money
AAcross 30: Feds with cigs?SMOKINGGMEN
AAcross 34: Son of the Sun
AAcross 38: Watergate evidence
AAcross 40: Edmonton skater
AAcross 41: Private detective
AAcross 42: Corrupt
AAcross 45: Fine feather repairer?DOWNMENDER
AAcross 49: Candidate of 2000
AAcross 50: Charm
AAcross 52: Annie portrayer QuinnAILEEN
AAcross 53: Suppressed laugh
AAcross 54: Ninth-century Saxon king
AAcross 55: Reagan program, for shortSDI
AAcross 56: 1976 uprising site
AAcross 58: "Gorillas in the Mist" authorFOSSEY
AAcross 59: French dialect
AAcross 62: Corvine call
AAcross 63: Pathfinder's target
AAcross 67: Wipe out
AAcross 68: Arizona newspaper?MESATODAY
AAcross 70: Catcher in the wry?
AAcross 71: Go with
AAcross 72: Time on end
AAcross 73: Watched, as a TV showHADON
AAcross 74: Perturbation
AAcross 75: AlongsideNEXTTO
AAcross 78: Women's cells
AAcross 79: Calmer
AAcross 80: Certain terrier, informally
AAcross 83: Called the game
AAcross 86: Like the night, to Keats
AAcross 87: Potential
AAcross 88: Letters hanging on a wall?MAILFRAMED
AAcross 90: Attack ___
AAcross 91: Sound introduction?
AAcross 92: "The Last of the Mohicans" colonel
AAcross 93: "La Storia" novelist MoranteELSA
AAcross 95: Goo
AAcross 96: Form a hit squad?MERGETOKILL
AAcross 100: Cartoonist DrakeSTAN
AAcross 104: "The Fountainhead" characterROARK
AAcross 106: March time
AAcross 107: Easter Island's owner
AAcross 108: Gandhi and NehruINDIANS
AAcross 111: Measure of Barry Bonds?MILESPERHOMER
AAcross 115: Spooky critter
AAcross 116: Esther of "Good Times"ROLLE
AAcross 117: Exhaust
AAcross 118: ProsperedMADEHAY
AAcross 119: Reptilian
AAcross 120: Magnitudes
DDown 1: "Love Is a Hurtin' Thing" singer, 1966RAWLS
DDown 2: Blessing preceder
DDown 3: Brief attempt
DDown 4: Cut it out
DDown 5: Calls upon
DDown 6: Dactyl
DDown 7: Even one
DDown 8: One might bring you a bundle
DDown 9: "What Women Want" actressTOMEI
DDown 10: Confrontation
DDown 11: It crashed on 3/23/2001
DDown 12: Windows boxesPCS
DDown 13: Goose egg
DDown 14: Ring source
DDown 15: Key start?OSAY
DDown 16: Expression of love is gaining popularity?KISSINGCOMESIN
DDown 17: Decide to leave, with "out"
DDown 18: Giant syllable
DDown 19: Yalta monogram
DDown 24: "Wellll ...?"SOO
DDown 28: One of the maj. leaguesAMER
DDown 30: Sleek and stylish
DDown 31: Copy cats
DDown 32: 1947 French Nobelist André
DDown 33: Hollows
DDown 35: Hiding place
DDown 36: Nub
DDown 37: Takeoff artist
DDown 39: Renée of "The Big Parade"ADOREE
DDown 41: Buttonhole, e.g.
DDown 42: Kvetched
DDown 43: Smooth yarn
DDown 44: Blots lightlyDABSAT
DDown 46: Budding
DDown 47: Cursed alchemist
DDown 48: Mount Sinai prophet
DDown 49: Over
DDown 51: Readiness to produce meals for G.I.'s?MESSENTERPRISE
DDown 53: Go to and fro
DDown 57: Song heard at the SkyDomeOCANADA
DDown 60: Actress Hagen
DDown 61: Doze
DDown 64: Naval unit
DDown 65: SteamyRRATED
DDown 66: Author of "Strong Poison"
DDown 68: It's no big thing
DDown 69: Sole provider?
DDown 70: Ladies and gentlemen
DDown 72: It's a turnoff
DDown 74: "I'm all ears!"DOTELL
DDown 76: Vulcan's Chimney
DDown 77: Hairy cousin
DDown 80: Hard punch
DDown 81: "Steeeerike!", e.g.
DDown 82: "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes" lyricist Harbach
DDown 84: Leprechaun land
DDown 85: Naval unit
DDown 88: Darkness
DDown 89: Brooks of "The Producers"
DDown 92: ___ Beat (1960's music)MERSEY
DDown 94: On solid ground
DDown 96: Rage
DDown 97: Children's author ScottODELL
DDown 98: "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" novelist
DDown 99: Mindspring or AOL, for shortISP
DDown 101: Shakespearean Athenian
DDown 102: Native Alaskan
DDown 103: "Doggone!"
DDown 105: 103-Down, mildly
DDown 107: Tête-à-tête
DDown 108: One of the Dow Jones IndustrialsIBM
DDown 109: Grant source: Abbr.NEA
DDown 110: Little League coach, often
DDown 111: Half a couple
DDown 111: Half a couple
DDown 112: Games grp.
DDown 112: Games grp.
DDown 113: Farm mate
DDown 114: Friend for Rover
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