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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 22nd November 2009
There are 64 across clues and 78 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 22nd November 2009. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: White-tailed movie star
AAcross 6: Barbecue byproduct
AAcross 11: "Many good nights, my lord; ___ your servant": Shak.IREST
AAcross 16: N.Y.C. airportLGA
AAcross 19: Literary work in which Paris is featured
AAcross 20: County abutting London
AAcross 21: Candy wafer companyNECCO
AAcross 22: Hosp. workplaces
AAcross 23: Career Day Speaker #1: Meter maid?
AAcross 25: Unwrinkle
AAcross 27: Talk up
AAcross 28: #2: Tea server?
AAcross 30: Blues musician BakerETTA
AAcross 33: Chocolate-and-caramel brandROLO
AAcross 36: Filmmaker Martin
AAcross 37: Big bin
AAcross 38: #3: Golf pro?DRIVINGINSTRUCTOR
AAcross 44: Swan's shape
AAcross 45: Many four-doors
AAcross 46: 1985-88 attorney generalMEESE
AAcross 47: Toast starter
AAcross 49: Mendes of "2 Fast 2 Furious"EVA
AAcross 50: Growing-friendly
AAcross 52: Perturb
AAcross 56: Rap's ___ WayneLIL
AAcross 57: Suffix with pant or auntIES
AAcross 58: #4: Tree surgeon?BRANCHMANAGER
AAcross 63: Sex symbol once married to VadimBARDOT
AAcross 66: Flightless bird
AAcross 67: Button materials
AAcross 68: First landfall north of Oman
AAcross 70: #5: Manicurist?
AAcross 74: Reeve or Reeves role
AAcross 75: Gambler's holy grail
AAcross 78: They take the bait
AAcross 79: Warranty invalidator
AAcross 82: #6: Justice of the peace?UNIONOFFICIAL
AAcross 86: Long. partner
AAcross 87: ___-wolf
AAcross 90: Literary creation
AAcross 90: Literary creation
AAcross 91: Skywalker's cohortKENOBI
AAcross 93: "No ___!"
AAcross 94: "Aunt ___ Cope Book"ERMAS
AAcross 96: Play byplay
AAcross 98: ___ Chao, only cabinet member to serve through George W. Bush's entire administrationELAINE
AAcross 100: Dillinger's derringer, e.g.
AAcross 103: #7: Grocery store owner?MARKETINGDIRECTOR
AAcross 106: 2007 Steve Carell title roleEVAN
AAcross 108: I's
AAcross 109: Job bidding figs.
AAcross 110: First of two choices
AAcross 111: #8: Disc jockey?
AAcross 116: "___-A-Lympics" (old TV cartoon series)LAFF
AAcross 118: Bullies
AAcross 119: Career of the parent who typed up the Career Day schedule?NOVELWRITER
AAcross 125: Conclusion for many believers?
AAcross 126: Bay, for one
AAcross 127: Sideways upONEND
AAcross 128: Of interest to ornithologists
AAcross 129: Grazing ground
AAcross 130: Dump and road endingsSTERS
AAcross 131: "Midnight Cowboy" nicknameRATSO
AAcross 132: College classes
DDown 1: Iota
DDown 2: Larter of "Heroes"
DDown 3: Amp plug-in
DDown 4: Honeyed pastry
DDown 5: Start of a plan
DDown 6: Old salt
DDown 6: Old salt
DDown 7: Bouillon cube ingredient, usually
DDown 8: Sugar suffix
DDown 9: Boy toys?
DDown 10: Shakes down
DDown 11: Untouched
DDown 12: The Thrilla in Manila, for one
DDown 13: Reforestation subj.ECOL
DDown 14: Garbage hauler
DDown 15: Emerald City visitorTOTO
DDown 16: "Hey, see what I got!"LOOKIE
DDown 17: Meager bowlfuls
DDown 18: Club that began as the Colt .45sASTROS
DDown 24: BlushesTURNSRED
DDown 26: Over-the-wall wallops: Abbr.HRS
DDown 29: Glazed fabric
DDown 30: It debuted on "E Day"EDSEL
DDown 31: Fountain in front of the Palazzo PoliTREVI
DDown 32: Large body in Washington, D.C.
DDown 34: Appendage
DDown 35: 16 oz.ONELB
DDown 39: Where Key's bombs burstINAIR
DDown 40: Reader of signs
DDown 41: Wagon puller, often
DDown 42: It's often played on Sunday
DDown 43: Madrid's ___ Sofía Art CenterREINA
DDown 48: Library section
DDown 51: FromASOF
DDown 53: SecondsAGREESWITH
DDown 54: Many a bar mitzvah attendee
DDown 55: First, in Frankfurt
DDown 59: Prefix with -tectARCHI
DDown 60: Goal-oriented org.NHL
DDown 61: Middle grade
DDown 62: Impair
DDown 64: San ___, Lone Star State cityANTONE
DDown 65: Slight fight
DDown 68: Leads (by)ISUP
DDown 69: Hall-of-Famer SandbergRYNE
DDown 71: A little over half a century in old Rome
DDown 72: "Help!" keyESC
DDown 73: Unit of contraband
DDown 76: Equip with weapons, old-style
DDown 77: Mell Lazarus comic strip
DDown 80: Hand-held cutter
DDown 81: Functional
DDown 83: Cause of quailing
DDown 84: Comparable (to)
DDown 85: Break in a building's facade
DDown 88: World capital once under French rule
DDown 89: Spectators
DDown 92: Beatty and Sparks
DDown 95: Pesky biter
DDown 96: Mounted on
DDown 97: Approval for Juan ValdezSISENOR
DDown 99: When Juliet says "O happy dagger!"ACTFIVE
DDown 100: Animal in an exercise wheel
DDown 101: Unwilling
DDown 102: City in Mount Rainier's shadow
DDown 104: Disgorges
DDown 105: "I can get by with that"ITLLDO
DDown 107: Parental imperative
DDown 112: Result of 26-Down, oftenRBIS
DDown 113: Lot "souvenir"
DDown 114: Leafy vegetable
DDown 115: Author JaffeRONA
DDown 117: Skirmish
DDown 120: One likely to have pet peeves?
DDown 121: Dash lengths
DDown 122: ___ Maria
DDown 123: Human body part with vestigial muscles
DDown 124: Hosp. V.I.P.'sRNS
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