New York Times Answers - Sunday, 21st November 2004 There are 61 across clues and 79 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 21st November 2004. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Causes of bickeringRIFTSAAcross 6: "Rock'd the full-foliaged ___": TennysonELMSAAcross 10: Solar eventFLAREAAcross 15: See 24-DownHAVEAAcross 19: Prayer recipient, maybeALLAHAAcross 20: BingeTOOTAAcross 21: 1962 tennis Grand Slam winnerLAVERAAcross 22: Sudden clouding-over, maybeOMENAAcross 23: Step 1 of a Thanksgiving dinnerYOUREGHANABUYAFATBIRDAAcross 27: Thatcher's placeROOFAAcross 28: One of the angels on "Charlie's Angels"KRISAAcross 29: MountHORSEAAcross 30: Undersides of overhangsSOFFITSAAcross 34: InterpretREADAAcross 35: Cared for lovinglyCARESSEDAAcross 38: ElevateUPLIFTAAcross 39: Extended timeAEONAAcross 40: Young hogSHOATAAcross 41: Step 2STUFFANDPUTITINJAPANAAcross 47: WalksHIKESAAcross 48: Send offEMITAAcross 49: Game equipmentDICEAAcross 50: Work of HomerEPOSAAcross 52: Cooling treatsICESAAcross 53: Look-alikeTWINAAcross 54: Opponent of StalinTITOAAcross 55: Work of JuvenalSATIREAAcross 57: The "one" in the phrase "draw one"BEERAAcross 58: Ray who founded McDonald'sKROCAAcross 59: Actress FlockhartCALISTAAAcross 60: Step 3TAIWANLEGWITHTHEOTHERAAcross 66: Blue Diamond canfulALMONDSAAcross 67: "Phooey!"RATSAAcross 68: TiradeRANTAAcross 69: Elements of a biblical miracleLOAVESAAcross 70: Cooling treatCONEAAcross 71: Sawbuck halvesFINSAAcross 72: Beach sandal problemGRITAAcross 76: Spill producerLUGEAAcross 77: Santa ___CRUZAAcross 78: Creepy crawlerSLUGAAcross 79: Having the toilet paper roll put on the "wrong" way, e.g.PEEVEAAcross 80: Step 4DONOTLETANYONERUSSIAAAcross 85: Responds to gravityDROPSAAcross 86: "Dies ___"IRAEAAcross 87: LoosensUNTIESAAcross 88: Make retroactiveBACKDATEAAcross 92: "Laugh-In" segmentSKITAAcross 93: PlateLICENSEAAcross 94: RegisterENROLAAcross 95: Procrastinator's promiseSOONAAcross 96: Show windednessPANTAAcross 97: Step 5FEEDYOURHUNGARYGUESTSAAcross 106: "___ Rock"IAMAAAcross 107: MatrimonyUNIONAAcross 108: PerfidiousEVILAAcross 109: Hello or goodbyeALOHAAAcross 110: Polar expedition, e.g.TREKAAcross 111: Competed in a rodeo eventROPEDAAcross 112: Genesis makerSEGAAAcross 113: Like some jacketsLINEDDDown 1: Line in geometryRAYDDown 2: U.N. agcy. dealing with jobsILODDown 3: Sore throat producerFLUDDown 4: BlackenTARDDown 5: Western heroesSHERIFFSDDown 6: Spirit of a peopleETHOSDDown 7: Be idleLOAFDDown 8: Time to get back to work: Abbr.MONDDown 9: Police actionSTAKEOUTDDown 10: Not staticFLUIDDDown 11: Macaulay's "___ of Ancient Rome"LAYSDDown 12: Actress GardnerAVADDown 13: Officiate, brieflyREFDDown 14: Big real estate firmERADDown 15: VagabondsHOBOSDDown 16: Desert V.I.P.'sAMIRSDDown 17: PoetryVERSEDDown 18: OverENDEDDDown 24: With 15-Across, need, slangilyGOTTADDown 25: Small gooseBRANTDDown 26: Certain sorority memberTHETADDown 30: ___ barSUSHIDDown 31: Sight-relatedOPTICDDown 32: Hole in one, assuredlyFLUKEDDown 33: Small wind instrumentsFIFESDDown 34: Fasten againREPINDDown 35: 1970's sitcom title characterCHICODDown 36: DynamiteA-ONEDDown 37: British rule in IndiaRAJDDown 39: Approve ofADMIREDDown 40: CardSTITCHDDown 42: Stair postsNEWELSDDown 43: Putdown of those with whom one disagreesIDIOTSDDown 44: ___ pointPETITDDown 45: ImitativeAPISHDDown 46: Spanish pointNORTEDDown 51: BurnSEARDDown 53: OverseesTENDSDDown 54: Much-heardTRITEDDown 55: Composer Saint-___SAENSDDown 56: GobsA LOTDDown 57: RuinBANEDDown 58: Winter celebrationKWANZADDown 59: Nickel and dimeCHANGEDDown 60: HighTALLDDown 61: VocallyALOUDDDown 62: Insect stageIMAGODDown 63: InterlacedWOVENDDown 64: Cavity fillersGROUTSDDown 65: Three-in-oneTRIUNEDDown 70: Item with syrupCREPEDDown 71: Homecoming projectFLOATDDown 72: Chanson de ___ (medieval poem)GESTEDDown 73: Balsam, e.g.RESINDDown 74: Brown groupIVIESDDown 75: KidTEASEDDown 77: SetCLOTDDown 78: Hospital suppliesSYRINGESDDown 79: On the dotPUNCTUALDDown 81: "You'd never have guessed, but ..."ODDLYDDown 82: Singing syllableTRADDown 83: Photography brandNIKONDDown 84: Having second thoughts aboutRUINGDDown 88: SuitBEFITDDown 89: Something to be lent, in phraseANEARDDown 90: Twinkie fillerCREMEDDown 91: Photography brandKODAKDDown 92: ValidSOUNDDDown 93: 1972 pop hit with a never-ending chorusLAYLADDown 95: Sole supporter?SHOEDDown 96: FussbudgetPRIGDDown 98: "___ Father ..."OURDDown 99: Mattel gameUNODDown 100: Lace (into)RIPDDown 101: Hello or goodbyeAVEDDown 102: Inventor WhitneyELIDDown 103: "My boy"SONDDown 104: Café alternativeTHEDDown 105: DepressingSAD