New York Times Answers - Sunday, 19th November 2000 There are 63 across clues and 79 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 19th November 2000. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Proper name in MassesJESUAAcross 5: David's biblical predecessorSAULAAcross 9: Tennis strokeCHOPAAcross 13: ZenithACMEAAcross 17: Big Daddy portrayer, in "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof"IVESAAcross 18: It's involved in arm-twistingULNAAAcross 19: On delaySLOWEDAAcross 21: Mother of HeraRHEAAAcross 22: On the way to the bus stop to ___ ...METER MAIDAAcross 24: ... Mrs. Herr decided she'd ___ albumsCELLARDOORSAAcross 26: Going nowhereINARUTAAcross 27: Realm of MorpheusDREAMSAAcross 29: Ancient mediumORACLEAAcross 30: BoundLEAPAAcross 33: New Hampshire is famous for themINNSAAcross 34: InstigatedSPARKEDAAcross 35: At lunch with friends she ___ of meat back and ordered seafoodCENTERPIECESAAcross 40: EnthralledRAPTAAcross 41: Rival of BjornILIEAAcross 42: SheatheENCASEAAcross 43: AforeEREAAcross 44: Spot remover?SHOOAAcross 48: Confessional listSINSAAcross 49: Bond classicDRNOAAcross 50: Just as she started to ___ to her lips ...RAZORCLAMSAAcross 53: ... the waitress tried to ___CAESAR SALADAAcross 57: Actress MyrnaLOYAAcross 58: Ear-relatedAURALAAcross 59: Marked downONSALEAAcross 60: Ore of leadGALENAAAcross 62: Newspaper departmentMETROAAcross 63: A drink was spilled all over her wallet and she had to ___ cleanLIQUOR LICENSEAAcross 68: EffigyIMAGEAAcross 72: DrawersUNDIESAAcross 73: Some Italian designsPUCCISAAcross 78: Woody Allen title roleZELIGAAcross 79: Full of: SuffixOSEAAcross 80: Next, she ___ in the car and wanted to get it homeSPIDER PLANTAAcross 84: The waitress took forever with the checks and then ___ changeODOREATERSAAcross 87: Kind of beanNAVYAAcross 88: Chase of old game showsILKAAAcross 89: FeatDEEDAAcross 90: UnhandledNEWAAcross 91: Wish, with "to"ASPIREAAcross 94: OccupyFILLAAcross 95: Yemeni portADENAAcross 96: When she came back to top off the drinks, the waitress ___ cupMISTERCOFFEEAAcross 99: Order of the British Empire and othersHONOURSAAcross 103: ChoosesOPTSAAcross 104: Knock offSTOPAAcross 105: Orbital far pointAPOGEEAAcross 106: Gourmet's sensePALATEAAcross 108: Cyclical thingCICADAAAcross 113: By then Mrs. Herr was ready to ___ for incompetenceSEWERWORKERAAcross 115: She wanted to ___ for suggesting the place!SOCCERMOMAAcross 118: Prayed, in ParisPRIEAAcross 119: SmithsSHOERSAAcross 120: He and sheTHEYAAcross 121: With competenceABLYAAcross 122: WithoutSANSAAcross 123: HasOWNSAAcross 124: Trader's abbr.AMEXAAcross 125: Quarter-pintGILLDDown 1: Guitarist HendrixJIMIDDown 2: Flush (with)EVENDDown 3: Biological bristleSETADDown 4: Not a teetotalerUSERDDown 5: South Carolina county or its seatSUMTERDDown 6: Menu phraseALADDown 6: Menu phraseALA.DDown 7: Verse starter?UNIDDown 8: Actress DianeLADDDDown 9: Spot removerCLEANSERDDown 10: Filmdom's Ian and CelesteHOLMSDDown 11: They fly by nightOWLSDDown 12: Low-tech missilePEADDown 13: Like Niagara FallsAROARDDown 14: Steadying wedgeCHOCKDDown 15: Singer TravisMERLEDDown 16: LightenedEASEDDDown 19: They're made during tantrumsSCENESDDown 20: Baster, basicallyDROPPERDDown 23: DecreeRULEDDown 25: "Curses!"DRATDDown 28: Villa ___ (town near Atlanta)RICADDown 31: Echopractic onesAPERSDDown 32: Feather, zoologicallyPINNADDown 34: "The Human Comedy" novelistSAROYANDDown 35: Big tech stockCISCODDown 36: Young GonzalezELIANDDown 37: Complements on diamondsNINESDDown 38: "The Gondoliers" flower girlTESSADDown 39: E.P.A. concern: Abbr.ECOLDDown 40: Allow for business growth, sayREZONEDDown 44: Swing aroundSLUEDDown 45: He's a deerHARTDDown 46: Bradley, the G.I.'s GeneralOMARDDown 47: Capital near LilleströmOSLODDown 49: Vier precederDREIDDown 51: Actor McCowenALECDDown 52: AroseCAMEUPDDown 54: ClaimALLEGEDDown 55: Farming prefixAGRIDDown 56: ValleysDALESDDown 61: Have trouble with assessors?LISPDDown 64: Those citedQUOTEESDDown 65: Apart at the seamsUNSEWNDDown 66: River of FrankfurtODERDDown 67: Still getting aroundSPRYDDown 68: Shirt labelIZODDDown 69: Ancient IranianMEDEDDown 70: Lotion ingredientALOEDDown 71: SurroundGIRDDDown 74: OverlookCLIFFDDown 75: Ariz. neighborCALIFDDown 75: Ariz. neighborCALIF.DDown 76: Linen tape for trimmingsINKLEDDown 77: Days-oldSTALEDDown 81: Name part: Abbr.INITDDown 82: Looks straight in the eye, sayDARESDDown 83: FlipEVERTDDown 85: Maryland Air Force baseANDREWSDDown 86: Old home decorationsSAMPLERSDDown 92: Fretted instrumentsSITARSDDown 93: Attention-getterPSSTDDown 95: Violinist LeopoldAUERDDown 97: TailboneCOCCYXDDown 98: Mayberry minorOPIEDDown 99: Padlocks lock themHASPSDDown 100: Theater offeringOPERADDown 101: Kind of situationNO-WINDDown 102: Sigmoid moldingsOGEESDDown 103: Sturdy, in a wayOAKENDDown 106: StemPROWDDown 107: This one, in SpainESTADDown 109: Rocky projectionCRAGDDown 110: Prefix with polarAMBIDDown 111: Gussy (up)DOLLDDown 112: Form of nitriteAMYLDDown 114: "Well, lookee here!"OHODDown 116: Man with a lawOHMDDown 117: Cold front?CEE