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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 4th December 2011
There are 65 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 4th December 2011. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Secretaries, e.g.
AAcross 6: Modern record holder?
AAcross 10: Bucks
AAcross 15: Take ___ (doze)ANAP
AAcross 19: Dow Jones industrial with the N.Y.S.E. symbol "AA"ALCOA
AAcross 20: Cataract site
AAcross 21: "The Ten Commandments" role
AAcross 22: ___ contendere (court plea)
AAcross 23: Anaïs Nin, e.g.?DIARYQUEEN
AAcross 25: Seizure at Sing Sing?PRISONGRAB
AAcross 27: Title girl in a 1979 Fleetwood Mac hitSARA
AAcross 28: Reverse
AAcross 29: Cause for a kid's grounding
AAcross 30: Heavenly: PrefixURANO
AAcross 31: Tech marvel of the 1940s
AAcross 33: "Adam-12" call, brieflyAPB
AAcross 34: PioneeringEARLYDAY
AAcross 37: Rice may be served in it
AAcross 39: Heavenly voice of conscience?INTERNALANGEL
AAcross 43: Figure in Raphael's "School of Athens"
AAcross 45: Going to hell
AAcross 46: Verbally attack, with "at"
AAcross 51: Old switch attachment?EROO
AAcross 52: Wrong
AAcross 54: Due
AAcross 56: House of ___ (European dynasty)ESTE
AAcross 57: Sailors' spars
AAcross 59: Specialty of a couples therapist?MARITALARTS
AAcross 62: "___ see it my way" (Beatles lyric)TRYTO
AAcross 63: Razzed
AAcross 64: Adams and FalcoEDIES
AAcross 65: Israel's DayanMOSHE
AAcross 68: Dear
AAcross 71: Capital and largest city of Ghana
AAcross 72: Gathering of spies
AAcross 73: Fjord, e.g.
AAcross 74: Very good, in slang
AAcross 76: Courtroom jacket?TRIALBLAZER
AAcross 79: Work in a chamber, say
AAcross 83: Scrutinizer
AAcross 84: Prone to acne, say
AAcross 85: Food item prized in French cuisine
AAcross 86: De Matteo of "Desperate Housewives"DREA
AAcross 87: Put right
AAcross 89: "Yeah, r-i-i-ight!"MYFOOT
AAcross 92: Hypnotist Franz
AAcross 94: Circus performer in makeup?ROUGEELEPHANT
AAcross 97: Fashion inits.YSL
AAcross 98: Starts, as a big mealDIGSINTO
AAcross 102: Business partner, often
AAcross 103: Reciprocal function in trig
AAcross 105: Very sore
AAcross 106: Island hopper?
AAcross 108: No voter
AAcross 110: Herr's her
AAcross 113: Storyteller for Satan?DEVILSLIAR
AAcross 116: Improvement of a Standardbred's gait?TROTREFORM
AAcross 118: "The ___ lama, he's a priest": NashONEL
AAcross 119: Biology lab stain
AAcross 120: Dense
AAcross 121: Rend
AAcross 122: Moolah
AAcross 123: Prefix with historyETHNO
AAcross 124: Gorilla skilled in sign languageKOKO
AAcross 125: Kicks back
DDown 1: Many Little League coaches
DDown 2: "Popular Fallacies" writer
DDown 3: One starting a stampede, maybe?SCAREDCOW
DDown 4: Much-read collection of verses
DDown 5: Suppose
DDown 6: Rub with ointment, as in a religious ceremony
DDown 7: Skewbald
DDown 8: Bread spread
DDown 9: Burrow, for some
DDown 10: Qualified
DDown 11: "___ and the Real Girl" (2007 movie)
DDown 12: Up
DDown 13: Criminal patterns, briefly
DDown 14: Hostess ___ BallsSNO
DDown 15: Up in arms
DDown 16: "WarGames" grp.NORAD
DDown 17: "The George & ___ Show" (old talk series)ALANA
DDown 18: Submarine
DDown 24: Dilemma
DDown 26: Sets to zero
DDown 29: Name sung over and over in a Monty Python skit
DDown 32: The last Pope Julius
DDown 33: Década divisionsANOS
DDown 35: Decorative tip on a lace
DDown 36: ___-thon (literary event)READA
DDown 37: English channel, familiarly, with "the"BEEB
DDown 38: Mark's replacement
DDown 40: Counterpart of advertising
DDown 41: Antarctica's ___ Ice Shelf
DDown 42: Votary
DDown 44: Became discouragedLOSTHEART
DDown 47: NyQuil targetsHEADCOLDS
DDown 48: "Hamlet" courtierOSRIC
DDown 49: Downright
DDown 50: Nickname for TheresaTESSA
DDown 53: "Leather," in baseball
DDown 55: Generous leewayWIDEBERTH
DDown 58: Onetime Procter & Gamble shampooPRELL
DDown 59: Churl
DDown 60: Be contiguous to
DDown 61: Pages (through)
DDown 63: Kind of force
DDown 65: Corner joint
DDown 66: How some sandwiches are madeONRYE
DDown 67: Wallowing sites
DDown 69: Cause of a breakdown
DDown 70: ___ of Venice
DDown 75: Movie genre
DDown 77: Element used for shielding nuclear reactors
DDown 78: Rank below capt.LIEUT
DDown 79: Möbius strip, e.g.
DDown 80: Troops' harvest?ARMYCROPS
DDown 81: Athletic supporters?
DDown 82: Title below marquis
DDown 85: Big name in faucetsMOEN
DDown 88: Balcony window
DDown 90: "What's it gonna be?"YESORNO
DDown 91: Whip
DDown 93: Some "Men in Black" characters, for shortETS
DDown 95: Card game akin to Authors
DDown 96: Time for the balcony scene in "Romeo and Juliet"ACTTWO
DDown 98: ManagedDIDOK
DDown 99: "The Faerie Queene" character
DDown 100: It may punctuate a court order
DDown 101: Fence straddler
DDown 104: Annual advertising awardEFFIE
DDown 107: It may come in buckets
DDown 108: First name at WoodstockARLO
DDown 109: Barnes & Noble electronic reader
DDown 111: Stuck in ___ARUT
DDown 112: Tag callers?
DDown 114: "Get it?"
DDown 115: Bunch
DDown 116: Reproachful cluck
DDown 117: Mess up
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