New York Times Answers - Sunday, 23rd November 1986 There are 76 across clues and 94 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 23rd November 1986. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Tribal symbolsTOTEMSAAcross 7: Cosa ___NOSTRAAAcross 13: GoalsAIMSAAcross 17: Arafat's gp.PLOAAcross 20: Of part of the eyeIRIDICAAcross 21: Thumb-twiddlerDALLIERAAcross 22: One who is lovey-doveySMOOCHERAAcross 24: "YOU KNOW US AS ___ORDINARYPEOPLEAAcross 26: Thin sheet of metalTIN PLATEAAcross 26: Thin sheet of metalTINPLATEAAcross 27: White compound used in potteryCERIAAAcross 28: WHO WANTED ___APLACEINTHESUNAAcross 30: SO WE BOUGHT A BUSINESS JUST ___EASTOFEDENAAcross 34: Cousin of etc.ET ALAAcross 34: Cousin of etc.ET AL.AAcross 35: Oscar winner: 1958IVESAAcross 36: Auth. of "Ash Wednesday"TSEAAcross 37: Hallucinogen, for shortLSDAAcross 38: Put in operationUSEAAcross 39: Helmet-shaped flower partsGALEAEAAcross 43: Utah Indians or mountainsUINTASAAcross 47: HostelINNAAcross 49: Test formulatorBINETAAcross 50: Musical pauseRESTAAcross 54: LAST MONTH ___INTHEHEATOFTHENIGHTAAcross 60: Catch a glimpse ofSEEAAcross 61: Les ___-UnisETATSAAcross 62: Actor Richard and familyGERESAAcross 63: InterlockMESHAAcross 64: Elliptical ornamentsOVAAAcross 65: Swath; bankROWAAcross 68: IN WALKED ___THEGODFATHERAAcross 71: Relating to wheelsROTALAAcross 73: Grabby or gung-hoAVIDAAcross 75: Just around the cornerNEARAAcross 76: Companion of drabsDRIBSAAcross 77: Corn pestBORERAAcross 78: WITH ___JEZEBELAAcross 80: Freund, in FranceAMIAAcross 83: Quattro precederTREAAcross 84: THEY TOOK OVER OUR SMALL ___CABARETAAcross 86: American blacksnakeRACERAAcross 87: Use up shekelsSPENDAAcross 89: Mine, to a mineurAMOIAAcross 91: Pliny's 30th yearLIIIAAcross 92: FlubERRORAAcross 93: AND MOVED INTO ___THEAPARTMENTAAcross 96: B–F linksCDEAAcross 97: Auction actionBIDAAcross 98: BrainchildIDEAAAcross 100: Of the throatGULARAAcross 101: Peteman's materialNITROAAcross 104: FoofarawADOAAcross 105: PLEASE MEET US AT THE ___AIRPORTINOLDCHICAGOAAcross 111: Ship-shaped clocksNEFSAAcross 113: Mark over a vowelBREVEAAcross 114: Native of BeninEDOAAcross 115: Crosses the thresholdENTERSAAcross 116: Comb. form for AsARSENOAAcross 118: A Tyrol endingESEAAcross 120: YakGABAAcross 123: Kind of kangarooRATAAcross 124: Homophone for sightSITEAAcross 126: Hay or choir followerLOFTAAcross 128: FOR WE ARE ___COMINGHOMEAAcross 132: VIA ___CHARIOTSOFFIREAAcross 137: Take effectINUREAAcross 138: Adventurous; visionaryROMANTICAAcross 139: LOVE, ___"JULIAANDBENHURAAcross 144: Nepal's highest peakANAPURNAAAcross 145: Bone formationOSTOSISAAcross 146: Give the go-byIGNOREAAcross 147: Chess piecesMENAAcross 148: Auden offeringPOEMAAcross 149: Previous to thisYESTERAAcross 150: Strong ___ASANOXDDown 1: Familia memberTIODDown 2: Eight-time Norris Trophy recipientORRDDown 3: Highlands moodTIDDDown 4: One kind of bullEDICTDDown 5: "Giant" actorMINEODDown 6: Bureau accessorySCARFDDown 7: PileNAPDDown 8: City on the AlleghenyOLEANDDown 9: Spill over messilySLOPDDown 10: Soprano guitarsTIPLESDDown 11: Unfold a taleRELATEDDown 12: Feathery palmARECADDown 13: Italian wine centerASTIDDown 14: "___ the. Mood for Love"IMINDDown 15: ___ Blanc, in the AlpsMONT.DDown 16: Queen of SpainSOPHIADDown 17: StagePHASEDDown 18: "___ pray"LETUSDDown 19: A son of JerahmeelORENDDown 21: PairsDYADSDDown 23: Showing know-howCLEVERDDown 25: Cambodian coinRIELDDown 29: Baylor of N.B.A. fameELGINDDown 30: Savoie sheathETUIDDown 31: "Pleasure's ___ . . . ": ByronASINDDown 32: Commissioned to goSENTDDown 33: Emulate GreeleyEDITDDown 38: Deprived of nutritionUNFEDDDown 40: Varnish ingredientsANIMESDDown 41: French artist: 1881–1955LEGERDDown 42: Old English lettersETHSDDown 44: A relativeTHEDDown 45: At the age of: Abbr.AETDDown 46: Capt. Kirk portrayerSHATNERDDown 48: NASA negativeNO-GODDown 49: Exert (oneself)BESTIRDDown 51: AbstruseESOTERICDDown 52: Author of "Not So Wild a Dream"SEVAREIDDDown 53: A shade of blueTEALDDown 55: Cohan's first wifeETHELDDown 56: "Into ___ of dew": FieldASEADDown 57: Moved, jobwise: Abbr.TRFDDDown 58: This is sometimes lostHEARTDDown 59: BeatTHROBDDown 65: Sovereignty, in IndiaRAJDDown 66: AnnulOVERRIDEDDown 67: ___ of Menlo ParkWIZARDOFDDown 69: Muscat, for oneGRAPEDDown 70: Building girderHBEAMDDown 72: Evangelist RobertsORALDDown 74: Art style revived in the 1960'sDECODDown 77: "___ hook well . . . ": Shak.BAITTHEDDown 79: Purgerof Stalin's opponentsBERIADDown 81: Scanty, British styleMEAGREDDown 82: Data for a computerINPUTDDown 84: FastigiateCONICDDown 85: FoulardTIEDDown 87: "Behold, I was ___ in iniquity . . . ": Psalm 51SHAPENDDown 88: "Babaoua" authorDALIDDown 90: Patch upMENDDDown 92: He wrote "My People"EBANDDown 93: Basse-___, GuadeloupeTERREDDown 94: Eastern nobleRANEEDDown 95: Trampled onTRODDDown 99: Jacks, to London totsDIBSDDown 102: Start of a canine nameRINDDown 103: Mo. of the spooksOCTDDown 106: Convex moldingOVOLODDown 107: Mad. Ave. creationLOGODDown 108: Danish islandAERODDown 109: ChickpeaGRAMDDown 110: Padua innkeeperOSTEDDown 112: Petty tyrantSATRAPDDown 117: Bring Silver to a haltREINUPDDown 118: RadiateEFFUSEDDown 119: Acrobatic equipmentSTILTSDDown 121: Gemayel et al.AMINSDDown 122: SwaddleBINDDDown 124: ExcelledSHONEDDown 125: O. W. Burt's "___ American"IAMANDDown 127: H.H.H.'s "politics ___"OFJOYDDown 128: TerminateCEASEDDown 129: Woman's scarfNUBIADDown 130: Morris and LuzinskiGREGSDDown 131: Hairdresser's itemHENNADDown 132: Stuff to the gillsCRAMDDown 133: Other, to SanchoOTRODDown 134: Part for piercingTINEDDown 135: BuncoSCAMDDown 136: SidesplitterRIOTDDown 140: Suite movementAIRDDown 141: Sweetie pieHONDDown 142: Taillike: Comb. formURODDown 143: Mardi Gras V.I.P.REX