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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 30th November 1997

There are 65 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 30th November 1997. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Tater
AAcross 5: Start of a palindrome
AAcross 10: Figurehead site
AAcross 14: Silent one
AAcross 19: Mata ___HARI
AAcross 20: Yankee Conference town
AAcross 21: Piquant
AAcross 22: "Yond Cassius has ___ and hungry look": Julius CaesarALEAN
AAcross 23: President's vision?EISENHOWERSEYES
AAcross 26: You can get a rise out of it
AAcross 27: High spots
AAcross 28: Dances for Desi
AAcross 29: Mario Cuomo, e.g.EXGOV
AAcross 30: Fraternity letters
AAcross 31: Lasting forever
AAcross 32: Red ___
AAcross 33: President's bird?VANBURENSWREN
AAcross 38: Spoiled child, perhaps
AAcross 41: Athletic type, supposedly
AAcross 42: Bones, in anatomy
AAcross 43: Architectural flute
AAcross 46: ___-moSLO
AAcross 47: Innocent, e.g.
AAcross 48: Stable locks
AAcross 50: Place to buy a pie
AAcross 52: Prankster
AAcross 53: President's injuries?NIXONSNICKS
AAcross 58: ___-Unis
AAcross 59: Parts of a baseball scheduleDAYGAMES
AAcross 61: Archenemies, maybe
AAcross 63: Czar's reply to protestersNYET
AAcross 64: Broad sash
AAcross 65: Flaubert's birthplace
AAcross 66: ___ Khan
AAcross 68: Shot, e.g.
AAcross 71: They do the thinking
AAcross 74: Superiors
AAcross 79: Bar at night, perhaps
AAcross 81: President's testament?WILSONSWILL
AAcross 83: Annex
AAcross 84: Banker types
AAcross 86: London gallery
AAcross 87: Spring time in LisbonMAIO
AAcross 88: Boston's Bobby
AAcross 89: ___ Prayer
AAcross 91: Leave a mark on
AAcross 93: Big garden products brand
AAcross 94: Look into again, as a case
AAcross 96: President's takeover?COOLIDGESCOUP
AAcross 100: Misjudge
AAcross 101: Fictional weaverMARNER
AAcross 102: Mouths
AAcross 103: Does high-tech surgery, in a way
AAcross 105: One of the Brady bunchMARCIA
AAcross 106: Baby's pastime
AAcross 111: Protected bird
AAcross 112: President's weapon?BUCHANANSCANNON
AAcross 114: Rice-___ARONI
AAcross 115: "...___ saw Elba"EREI
AAcross 116: "Let ___ Cake"EMEAT
AAcross 117: Bewilder
AAcross 118: Part of a ship's bow
AAcross 119: Reddish-brown gem
AAcross 120: One-sided tilts
AAcross 121: Victory, to WagnerSIEG
DDown 1: Popular dog nameSHEP
DDown 2: Easter egg hunt sight
DDown 3: Constellation animal
DDown 4: Plan to take off
DDown 5: Angora
DDown 6: Sound reveille
DDown 7: Gives, old-style
DDown 8: Chemical suffix
DDown 9: The mornings after
DDown 10: Early infant: Var.
DDown 11: Some shadesRAYBANS
DDown 12: Kind of liner
DDown 13: "Swiss Family Robinson" author JohannWYSS
DDown 14: President's fog?HAYESHAZE
DDown 15: Nikita's successorALEXEI
DDown 16: President's beam?REAGANSRAY
DDown 17: El ___PASO
DDown 18: AiringONTV
DDown 24: Link
DDown 25: Noted jazz bandleaderSUNRA
DDown 31: Nordrhein-Westfalen city
DDown 33: Hardly stimulating
DDown 34: Bouquet
DDown 35: Surprisingly cold
DDown 36: Busy one
DDown 37: Etiquette subjectsNONOS
DDown 38: Emerald City V.I.P., with "the"
DDown 39: Bluebloods
DDown 40: Get hot under the collar?
DDown 44: Some rtes.TPKS
DDown 45: Upswing
DDown 48: Ape
DDown 49: Pink-slip
DDown 51: Old-fashioned heating devices
DDown 53: Apprehend
DDown 54: Aloof ones
DDown 55: Prefix with modulatorNEURO
DDown 56: Stammerer's phraseIMEAN
DDown 57: The 21st, e.g.: Abbr.CEN
DDown 60: Dinner for the Cratchits
DDown 62: Mercury model
DDown 65: Electrical unitREL
DDown 67: Goop
DDown 68: Hardwear?
DDown 69: Often-recited Christmas poet
DDown 70: President's line?MONROESROW
DDown 72: Pitcher
DDown 73: Unwanted coat?
DDown 74: Honor
DDown 75: Snippet
DDown 76: Alliance until 1977SEATO
DDown 77: Root of diplomacyELIHU
DDown 78: Single-master
DDown 80: President's article of apparel?TYLERSTIE
DDown 82: Flight path
DDown 85: Fed. holiday, often
DDown 87: "Happy Days" father, informallyMRC
DDown 90: Less available
DDown 91: Actress BragaSONIA
DDown 92: Maid
DDown 93: Expo '70 site
DDown 95: Shows pride in one's appearance
DDown 97: Corsage staple
DDown 98: AttacksGOESAT
DDown 99: Founds
DDown 101: Spanish actress Carmen ___MAURA
DDown 103: Mother of JudahLEAH
DDown 104: Where Shah Jahan is entombed
DDown 105: U.K. honorsMBES
DDown 106: French tirePNEU
DDown 107: Common conjunctions
DDown 108: Sons of, to a sabraBNAI
DDown 109: Seep
DDown 110: Standard forceONEG
DDown 113: "Yo te ___"AMO
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