New York Times Answers - Sunday, 3rd November 2019

There are 68 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 3rd November 2019. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Broods
AAcross 6:	"___ are the voyages of the starship Enterprise"
AAcross 11:	Long-billed wader
AAcross 15:	Idiosyncrasies
AAcross 19:	Brownie ingredient
AAcross 20:	Actor Tom of "The Dukes of Hazzard"	WOPAT
AAcross 21:	Indie singer/songwriter ___ Case	NEKO
AAcross 22:	1980s U.S. Davis Cup team captain
AAcross 23:	Your apartment-mate, if you don't close the door before showering?	AROOMIEWITHAVIEW
AAcross 26:	Self-involved
AAcross 27:	Blend
AAcross 28:	Expensive
AAcross 29:	Drumstick
AAcross 30:	Gets better
AAcross 31:	Your wish, maybe, when a rambunctious terrier puppy is first brought home?	ESCAPEFROMNEWYORKIE
AAcross 36:	Browning who directed "Dracula," 1931
AAcross 37:	Draw a bead on	AIMAT
AAcross 38:	Bring in
AAcross 39:	Songwriters' org.	ASCAP
AAcross 42:	Lady friend, in Florence	AMICA
AAcross 44:	Great ___
AAcross 45:	See 88-Across
AAcross 48:	Soprano ___ Te Kanawa	KIRI
AAcross 49:	Giant star
AAcross 50:	Tyrannic sort?	RAGINGBULLY
AAcross 54:	O. Henry?	IRONYMAN
AAcross 56:	Time and Tide
AAcross 57:	Zap
AAcross 58:	President pro ___	TEM
AAcross 59:	Giant flying turtle monster of film	GAMERA
AAcross 61:	"What greater gift than the love of a ___": Charles Dickens
AAcross 62:	But: Fr.	MAIS
AAcross 64:	Not digital
AAcross 66:	Hankering
AAcross 67:	Monarch's inits.	HRH
AAcross 68:	It can cause shortness of breath
AAcross 71:	Sight at a gladiatorial fight
AAcross 72:	Fluffy neckwear
AAcross 73:	Chooses
AAcross 75:	Actress Grier of "Jackie Brown"
AAcross 76:	Location of Hephaestus' forge
AAcross 78:	Spoil, as a parade	RAINON
AAcross 80:	Online reference about toilets?	JOHNWIKI
AAcross 82:	Guys who pass out Halloween treats?	GOODYFELLAS
AAcross 85:	Greenhouse containers
AAcross 86:	Some fútbol cheers
AAcross 87:	Completely dominate
AAcross 88:	With 45-Across, what was once the world's fourth-largest inland body of water	ARAL
AAcross 89:	Atkins dieters' no-nos
AAcross 91:	Rapunzel feature
AAcross 92:	Walked over
AAcross 93:	___ syrup (natural sweetener)
AAcross 95:	Drummer Starkey	ZAK
AAcross 96:	What outsiders think about the new hire?	STRANGERSONATRAINEE
AAcross 103:	Common baitfish
AAcross 104:	Terminal guesstimate, for short
AAcross 105:	Statistical tool for checking a hypothesis	TTEST
AAcross 106:	Be a stool pigeon
AAcross 109:	"Mila 18" novelist	URIS
AAcross 110:	What the exhausted working woman wears to bed?	AHARDDAYSNIGHTIE
AAcross 114:	Man-to-man alternative
AAcross 115:	Lavish soiree
AAcross 116:	Ruffian
AAcross 117:	Singer Mann	AIMEE
AAcross 118:	Drink flavorer
AAcross 119:	Statuette that weighs 6 pounds 12 1/2 ounces
AAcross 120:	According to
AAcross 121:	Become slick, in a way
DDown 1:	Grifter's game
DDown 2:	Raced
DDown 3:	Place to learn lessons in Lyon	ECOLE
DDown 4:	Dye on a deck	WOODSTAIN
DDown 5:	Spade said to be excellent at digging up dirt
DDown 6:	Pipsqueak
DDown 7:	Football Hall-of-Famer Long	HOWIE
DDown 8:	Flop that's one for the ages	EPICFAIL
DDown 9:	Lecherous
DDown 10:	Ordinal suffix
DDown 11:	Emulate Edison
DDown 12:	"Boring" shade
DDown 13:	1950s White House nickname
DDown 14:	Female badger
DDown 15:	The Boar's Head, in Shakespeare
DDown 16:	Russian artist Brodsky, the first painter awarded the Order of Lenin	ISAAK
DDown 17:	It turns a hot dog into a Texas hot dog
DDown 18:	Pick up on
DDown 24:	Product that had sales of more than 300,000 on its first day in 2010
DDown 25:	Michigan college
DDown 30:	Biblical peak	HOREB
DDown 32:	Beat walker
DDown 33:	Astrologer Sydney	OMARR
DDown 34:	Slowly eases (off)
DDown 35:	Andrew ___, businessman-turned-politician
DDown 39:	Pointy-eared dog
DDown 40:	Tornado warning device
DDown 41:	Early human
DDown 42:	Early human
DDown 43:	Michael Lewis best seller with the subtitle "The Art of Winning an Unfair Game"	MONEYBALL
DDown 44:	Got results	DIDTHEJOB
DDown 45:	Editor's stack of unsolicited manuscripts	SLUSHPILE
DDown 46:	Wapiti
DDown 47:	All-vowel avowal
DDown 49:	Publicist's concern
DDown 51:	German city near the Belgian border
DDown 52:	Tree knot
DDown 53:	Textbook section
DDown 55:	Bela Lugosi's role in "The Ghost of Frankenstein"	YGOR
DDown 56:	Word before bread or boat
DDown 60:	Take care of, as a persistent squeak
DDown 62:	Computation class in Cambridge
DDown 63:	Part of A.P.A.: Abbr.	ASSN
DDown 65:	Truckful
DDown 69:	Assembles
DDown 70:	Out of whack
DDown 74:	Fold-up beds
DDown 76:	"Nations have their ___, just like individuals": James Joyce
DDown 77:	Haul
DDown 78:	Charles who wrote "The Cloister and the Hearth"	READE
DDown 79:	Bygone sister language of Latin
DDown 81:	Valued asset for an employee	WORKETHIC
DDown 83:	What some sailors bring back
DDown 84:	Throat problem
DDown 85:	Beautify
DDown 90:	Gamers' embodiments
DDown 91:	Whup
DDown 92:	Adjustable feature of a typewriter	TABSET
DDown 93:	Off
DDown 94:	Egg on
DDown 95:	Cousin of penne
DDown 96:	Slimeball
DDown 97:	Painful sensation
DDown 98:	Machu Picchu or Pompeii
DDown 99:	Kingdom
DDown 100:	What's left, in Paris	RESTE
DDown 101:	119-Across winner for both "Roots" and "Rich Man, Poor Man"	ASNER
DDown 102:	Wonderland cake message	EATME
DDown 107:	Stead
DDown 108:	Medieval stronghold
DDown 110:	Go gray, say
DDown 111:	Scene stealer
DDown 112:	Corporate "a.k.a."
DDown 113:	Chicken, in a Chinese dish	GAI