New York Times Answers - Sunday, 25th November 1979 There are 69 across clues and 71 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 25th November 1979. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Does the floorMOPSAAcross 5: DifferentELSEAAcross 9: BeliefTENETAAcross 14: Scarlett's mansionTARAAAcross 18: Jack's giant, e.g.OGREAAcross 19: HeldKEPTAAcross 20: Missouri feederOSAGEAAcross 21: Slithy creaturesTOVESAAcross 22: Dressing roomsCLOTHESQUARTERSAAcross 25: List partsITEMSAAcross 26: Quintet plus twoHEPTADAAcross 27: ShedsRIDSAAcross 28: PanacheELANAAcross 30: Never, in NeustadtNIEAAcross 31: PastyASHENAAcross 32: A charge at the butcher'sJOINTACCOUNTAAcross 36: Energy unitERGAAcross 37: Relative of "Pow!"BAMAAcross 40: Econ. or ecol.SCIAAcross 41: Like a galleyOAREDAAcross 42: Sgt.'s superiorsLTSAAcross 43: Henry Miller novelSEXUSAAcross 45: Mott St. hors d'oeuvreEGG ROLLAAcross 48: Black or RedSEAAAcross 49: Like an Abu Dhabi danceSHEIKTOSHEIKAAcross 51: RecedesEBBSAAcross 55: JailbirdCONAAcross 56: BobolinkORTOLANAAcross 57: Filling for shellsTNTAAcross 58: Before, to poetsEREAAcross 59: ModernizeUPDATEAAcross 61: UntidyMUSSYAAcross 63: Continental subdivisionEASTASIAAAcross 67: WanPALLIDAAcross 68: Rode the windKITEDAAcross 70: EntrancePORTALAAcross 71: RemonstratesPROTESTSAAcross 74: Gaulish garbSAGUMAAcross 76: Copter propulsionROTORSAAcross 77: Asner and McMahonEDSAAcross 78: Korean G.I.ROKAAcross 80: "___ not forgotten"GONEBUTAAcross 82: Polynesian fruitFEIAAcross 83: Go upRISEAAcross 85: Prague exileBOUNCEDCZECHAAcross 87: Vintner's 252 gallonsTUNAAcross 88: Ancient Adriatic areaILLYRIAAAcross 90: Reply to "Sez who?"SEZMEAAcross 91: Cries of surpriseOHSAAcross 92: Condor's roostAERIEAAcross 94: Lippo Lippi's titleFRAAAcross 96: Ubiquitous beanSOYAAcross 97: Chemical suffixANEAAcross 98: Cupid's collectionsOBJETSDHEARTAAcross 102: Clark's companionLEWISAAcross 105: ChargeFEEAAcross 106: On the oceanASEAAAcross 107: Forest, in FranceBOISAAcross 110: La ___, Spanish seaportCORUNAAAcross 111: Northern highwayALCANAAcross 113: Roget and WebsterTWOGOODFORWORDSAAcross 117: Tycoon J. PaulGETTYAAcross 118: Sandy ridgeESKERAAcross 119: Singer CantrellLANAAAcross 120: Former D.C. agencyUSISAAcross 121: "___ est percipi"ESSEAAcross 122: Takes a breakRESTSAAcross 123: Former spousesEXESAAcross 124: ReprieveSTAYDDown 1: Arabian coffeeMOCHADDown 2: Eyes amorouslyOGLESDDown 3: Seer's ledger statementPROPHETANDLOSSDDown 4: Hunter's helpersSETTERSDDown 5: Just managed, with "out"EKEDDDown 6: A Brown of renownLESDDown 7: Abbr. on a Roman standardSPQRDDown 8: Small caseETUIDDown 9: TrunksTORSOSDDown 10: Superlative suffixESTDDown 11: Scottish turndownNAEDDown 12: Pond denizenEGRETDDown 13: Electrician-inventorTESLADDown 14: Short drink in a pubTOTDDown 15: ApproachAVENUEDDown 16: Jog the memoryREMINDDDown 17: Cash or charmASSETDDown 21: Borax once imported from TibetTINCALDDown 23: SuspendHANGDDown 24: Descriptive wd.ADJDDown 29: "Oh, I am ___ . . . "ACOOKDDown 33: Readies champagneICESDDown 34: "___ Must Fall," 1963 filmNIGHTDDown 35: Escutcheon borderORLEDDown 37: Sugar sourceBEETDDown 38: TruismAXIOMDDown 39: Igloo footgearMUKLUKDDown 42: Italian poet: 1798–1837LEOPARDIDDown 43: Makes stripsSHREDSDDown 44: QuiescenceSTASISDDown 46: Chromosome componentGENEDDown 47: Singer CoolidgeRITADDown 48: Deck openingSCUPPERDDown 49: Fool's play of yoreSOTIEDDown 50: In the spotlightONSTAGEDDown 52: Top dogBESTOFTHEWURSTDDown 53: Multihanded giantBRIAREUSDDown 54: Caps or cansSEALSINDDown 60: Hgt.ALTDDown 62: "___ and little fishes!"YEGODSDDown 64: TrimSPRUCEDDown 65: Nail's partnerTOOTHDDown 66: Carney or TatumARTDDown 69: Certain cap wearersDUNCESDDown 72: Homer's one-horse townTROYDDown 73: TartSOURDDown 75: Half, in MessinaMEZZODDown 79: "Mack the ___"KNIFEDDown 81: "___ valentine"BEMYDDown 84: Land of Brian BoruEIREDDown 85: SanctifyBLESSDDown 86: Dear, on the Via CondottiCARADDown 89: Monotonous recitalLITANYDDown 91: TroublesomeONEROUSDDown 92: PoplarsABELESDDown 93: Throws outEJECTSDDown 95: Shady placesARBORSDDown 97: Antonym of aloftALOWDDown 98: Come ___ (mature)OF AGEDDown 99: DiscourageDETERDDown 100: Role for an anchor cableHAWSEDDown 101: In additionTOODDown 103: Home of a BrahmanINDIADDown 104: FreshSASSYDDown 108: Run in neutral gearIDLEDDown 109: Tunisian portSFAXDDown 110: Tomorrow, to TiberiusCRASDDown 112: ErodedATEDDown 114: Gives the go-aheadOKSDDown 115: CatchGETDDown 116: Homophone for wonONE