New York Times Answers - Sunday, 14th November 1999 There are 63 across clues and 79 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 14th November 1999. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: See aboveACROSSAAcross 7: RefuseCHAFFAAcross 12: Less coolDIPPIERAAcross 19: Three-time hockey M.V.P.CLARKEAAcross 20: End productRESULTAAcross 22: Artist known for his street scenes of ParisUTRILLOAAcross 23: Actor getting bad press?HENRYWRINKLERAAcross 25: Destroy a personDOONEINAAcross 26: Light opening?TWIAAcross 27: Gymnast's perchBEAMAAcross 28: Barely beatNOSE OUTAAcross 30: Actress who's cold?JODIEFROSTERAAcross 34: Karate schoolsDOJOSAAcross 38: Scriptures volumeCODEXAAcross 41: Suffix added to large numbersAIREAAcross 42: Son, sometimesNAMESAKEAAcross 44: They may be picked outORESAAcross 45: Actress with punishing roles?SHARONSTONERAAcross 49: SackCANAAcross 50: Tool pointsNIBSAAcross 51: Begin likingWARM TOAAcross 52: GrampusesORCSAAcross 53: "The ___ the limit!"SKYSAAcross 54: SecondsMOREAAcross 55: Article in Der SpiegelEINAAcross 56: Fan soundRAHAAcross 57: Slip-upLAPSEAAcross 58: [Boo-hoo!]ALASAAcross 59: "Min and Bill" Oscar winnerDRESSLERAAcross 64: Manilow song settingCOPAAAcross 65: State-of-the-artNEWAAcross 66: Actor who plays terrorists?WESLEYSNIPERSAAcross 69: Trans World Dome playerRAMAAcross 72: A pluviometer measures itRAINAAcross 74: Come beforeANTEDATEAAcross 75: ___ breveALLAAAcross 76: Go aroundSKIRTAAcross 78: Tiny particle: Abbr.MOLAAcross 80: It comes in sticksGUMAAcross 81: Hitter of 660 career home runsMAYSAAcross 82: Start of a selection processEENYAAcross 83: Mrs. Dithers, in the comicsCORAAAcross 84: Pull outSECEDEAAcross 87: Word processing commandUNDOAAcross 88: Telephone ___TAGAAcross 89: Actress famous for boxing?PHOEBECRATESAAcross 91: Read the U.P.C.SCANAAcross 92: Dead accurateUNERRINGAAcross 94: HideawayLAIRAAcross 95: EqualsPEERSAAcross 96: Baby foodPUREEAAcross 97: Actress in a dressing room?SONDRALOCKERAAcross 102: One may be silentPARTNERAAcross 104: St. Paul's architectWRENAAcross 105: Grp. with holes in its organizationPGAAAcross 108: Sri Lanka's capitalCOLOMBOAAcross 111: Actress with the keys to a city?VIRGINIAMAYORAAcross 116: Patron saint of shoemakersCRISPINAAcross 117: ImpeachACCUSEAAcross 118: Gelcap alternativeTABLETAAcross 119: Do-nothing's stateIDLESSEAAcross 120: June of "The Dolly Sisters"HAVERAAcross 121: Says scornfullySNEERSDDown 1: Fünf und dreiACHTDDown 2: Miss Marple's discoveryCLEWDDown 3: Eastern royalRANIDDown 4: His #4 was retiredORRDDown 5: Big step up from the bleachersSKYBOXDDown 6: Gave a darn?SEWEDDDown 7: It may be organizedCRIMEDDown 8: Roaster, perhapsHENDDown 9: "What would you like to know?"ASKDDown 10: Suffix with hand or fistFULDDown 11: Strips blubberFLENSESDDown 12: Urbanite's vacation spotDUDE RANCHDDown 13: Langston Hughes poemITOODDown 14: More dignifiedPROUDERDDown 15: Ford failuresPINTOSDDown 16: France's Belle-___ILEDDown 17: "Boola Boola" singerELIDDown 18: Ex-Yankee GuidryRONDDown 21: The Hambletonian, e.g.TROTDDown 24: Heyerdahl craftRAIDDown 29: Lady of SpainSENORADDown 30: Jackson and JamesJESSESDDown 31: Its business is growingFARMDDown 32: LaughfestRIOTDDown 33: Words after "yes"ORNODDown 35: Actor with a special way of talking?JACKPARLANCEDDown 36: Initials, maybeOKAYSDDown 37: Common thingSENSEDDown 38: Bunco artistCON MANDDown 39: FirebirdORIOLEDDown 40: Actress who does the twist?DEBRAWRINGERDDown 43: Julio, e.g.MESDDown 45: It had the earliest parliament on the European continentSWEDENDDown 46: They're sometimes splitHAIRSDDown 47: Textile trademarkARNELDDown 48: Like some love affairsTORRIDDDown 53: Forest runnerSAPDDown 57: Archaic attention-gettersLOSDDown 60: Aquanaut's baseSEALABDDown 61: Dict. listingSYNDDown 62: "Saving Private Ryan" craft: Abbr.LSTDDown 63: Tampa-to-Orlando dir.ENEDDown 64: Some liqueursCREMESDDown 66: PunsterWITDDown 67: British surgeon Sir JamesPAGETDDown 68: Chopin pieceETUDEDDown 70: Three-time placer in the 1978 Triple CrownALYDARDDown 71: "Free" peopleMASONSDDown 73: Station closing?ARYDDown 75: Comedian, e.g.AMUSERDDown 76: FramedSET UPDDown 76: FramedSETUPDDown 77: Actor ReevesKEANUDDown 78: Feldspar varietyMOONSTONEDDown 79: Fremont National Forest siteOREGONDDown 83: Midwest city, on scoreboardsCH'IDDown 83: Midwest city, on scoreboardsCHIDDown 84: Mark for lifeSCARDDown 85: Assam silkwormERIADDown 86: Screwballer HubbellCARLDDown 89: Sound system componentsPREAMPSDDown 90: UnearthlyELDRICHDDown 93: Peace of mindREPOSEDDown 95: ScribePENMANDDown 98: Gulf of Finland feederNEVADDown 99: Registration datumOWNERDDown 100: Dernier ___CRIDDown 101: "Endymion" writerKEATSDDown 103: Power statsRBISDDown 105: "Here Is Your War" authorPYLEDDown 106: One on the moveGOERDDown 107: StratagemsARTSDDown 108: Early third-century dateCCIDDown 109: First or second, e.g.: Abbr.ORDDDown 110: Capp diminutiveLILDDown 112: Color TV pioneerRCADDown 113: Informal British addressGUVDDown 114: Sussex suffixISEDDown 115: Tad's dadABE