New York Times Answers - Sunday, 13th November 2022

There are 68 across clues and 68 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 13th November 2022. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Sell, as bicycles?
AAcross 7:	Coups in journalism
AAcross 13:	What might prompt a run for congress?
AAcross 19:	Arctic jacket
AAcross 20:	Hairspray brand since the 1950s	AQUANET
AAcross 21:	Big name in pain relief	ANACIN
AAcross 22:	Band whose final album, "Synchronicity," was their most popular, with "The"
AAcross 23:	More in need of practice
AAcross 24:	24 horas from now
AAcross 25:	Big name in pain relief
AAcross 26:	Disembark	GOASHORE
AAcross 27:	Used an unspoken language
AAcross 28:	One not getting in too deep
AAcross 29:	Chinese zodiac animal
AAcross 30:	Tiny amount of time: Abbr.	NSEC
AAcross 32:	Hella	LOTSA
AAcross 33:	Game typically played in the dark	LASERTAG
AAcross 37:	Become established
AAcross 39:	Calf site
AAcross 42:	Common concert merch
AAcross 43:	Pronoun for Frenchwomen	ELLES
AAcross 46:	Like diamonds
AAcross 47:	It shares a key with "!"
AAcross 48:	It might be stuck on the chopping block
AAcross 50:	Rise, as a steed might	REARUP
AAcross 52:	Politico Cheney	LIZ
AAcross 54:	Color wheel options
AAcross 55:	Old yellers?
AAcross 57:	Animal with a prominent proboscis
AAcross 61:	Trifling, informally	ITTY
AAcross 62:	Lab-engineered fare, facetiously … or a hint to the six crossings of shaded squares	FRANKENFOOD
AAcross 67:	Totenberg of NPR
AAcross 68:	"___ at 11" (local news promo)
AAcross 69:	Prefix with biology
AAcross 70:	Thing moving through a tube, maybe
AAcross 71:	Qom home
AAcross 72:	Lenovo competitor
AAcross 73:	Bountiful harvests for farmers … or another hint to the crossings of shaded squares	BUMPERCROPS
AAcross 77:	Grub
AAcross 78:	What gorillas have that giraffes lack?	HARDG
AAcross 80:	Spot for a tattoo
AAcross 81:	Prefix with biology	ASTRO
AAcross 82:	Peter Pan alternative	JIF
AAcross 84:	Achieved a flight training milestone
AAcross 86:	Hiking group?	NFLTEAM
AAcross 88:	Email symbols, informally	ATS
AAcross 91:	Target of an annual shot
AAcross 93:	Worker who makes a ton of dough
AAcross 94:	Terse affirmation	IAM
AAcross 95:	Producers of multiple outs, for short	DPS
AAcross 96:	Like a very heavy sleeper
AAcross 99:	Precisely	SMACKDAB
AAcross 102:	It's "rarely pure and never simple," per Oscar Wilde
AAcross 103:	Bit of hairstyling
AAcross 106:	Mop's partner, in a brand name	GLO
AAcross 107:	Measures up to
AAcross 111:	Tight (with)	INGOOD
AAcross 113:	Pipes up	CHIMESIN
AAcross 116:	Pinkerton who founded the Pinkerton detective agency	ALLAN
AAcross 117:	Unpredictable change
AAcross 118:	Is delighted by the invitation	LOVESTO
AAcross 119:	"Brille Brille Petite ___" (children's song abroad)
AAcross 120:	Mesopotamian metropolis	EDESSA
AAcross 121:	Thinks up
AAcross 122:	Experience sharer
AAcross 123:	Got in order
AAcross 124:	Fast-sounding freshwater fish
AAcross 125:	Eye-grabbing email subject line
DDown 1:	Tree of the custard apple family
DDown 2:	"The ___ Holmes Mysteries" (young adult series)	ENOLA
DDown 3:	Gave (out)
DDown 4:	Claptrap
DDown 5:	Makes some deep cuts in
DDown 6:	Barely squeeze (by)
DDown 7:	Unlawful occupant
DDown 8:	Swear word
DDown 9:	Swear word
DDown 10:	Garnish for a Gibson cocktail
DDown 11:	Jurors, to a defendant
DDown 12:	Word with food, clothes or entertainment
DDown 13:	Quick escapes
DDown 14:	Cry of perfection from a carpenter?	INAILEDIT
DDown 15:	City NW of Bar Harbor
DDown 16:	Retort to "No, you're not able"	ICANTOO
DDown 17:	Has for supper	DINESON
DDown 18:	Seeing someone socially	ONADATE
DDown 20:	Loud, as a crowd	AROAR
DDown 26:	"For ___, all nature is too little": Seneca
DDown 31:	Tesla but not Edison
DDown 34:	Vast quantity
DDown 35:	Smart ___
DDown 36:	Bad look
DDown 38:	Kenan's comedy partner	KEL
DDown 39:	Queen commemorated on the Hollywood Walk of Fame	LATIFAH
DDown 40:	Objects from faraway lands
DDown 41:	Not so harsh
DDown 44:	Land of leprechauns
DDown 45:	Seek, as punitive payment	SUEFOR
DDown 49:	1993 R&B hit with the lyric "Keep playin' that song all night"	HEYMRDJ
DDown 51:	Seat of Utah County
DDown 53:	Most off-the-wall
DDown 56:	Alphabet ___
DDown 58:	Illegal, as a download
DDown 59:	Ensnared	INATRAP
DDown 60:	Return payments?
DDown 62:	Totally terrif
DDown 63:	Go back for more	REUP
DDown 64:	"Knives Out" actress Ana de ___	ARMAS
DDown 65:	"Happy to!"	NOPROB
DDown 66:	Contacts via Instagram, informally	DMS
DDown 74:	Singer/songwriter ___ Mai	ELLA
DDown 75:	They start in the corners
DDown 76:	Bygone magazine for rock music enthusiasts	CREEM
DDown 79:	Beast with a mouth best left unexamined
DDown 81:	Where you went
DDown 83:	Longtime Progressive spokeswoman	FLO
DDown 85:	Vehicle that might have parachute brakes
DDown 86:	Brand name-checked in Paul Simon's "Kodachrome"	NIKON
DDown 87:	It's hot right now
DDown 88:	Some skin care ingredients, informally
DDown 89:	Relative of a waterspout
DDown 90:	More cocksure
DDown 92:	Sch. for which John Wayne played tackle	USC
DDown 97:	Wedding proposal?	ATOAST
DDown 98:	So-called "father of geometry"
DDown 100:	Honors in the ad biz	CLIOS
DDown 101:	Fit in
DDown 104:	"The Mary Tyler Moore Show" spinoff	RHODA
DDown 105:	Unpopular food that's rich in minerals
DDown 108:	A-listers
DDown 109:	Claw
DDown 110:	Hägar the Horrible's hound	SNERT
DDown 112:	Twosome
DDown 114:	105-Down, e.g.
DDown 115:	Spanish dirección	ESTE
DDown 119:	Source of big green eggs