New York Times Answers - Friday, 3rd November 2006

There are 34 across clues and 33 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 3rd November 2006. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Santa ___	MONICA
AAcross 7:	Like an absent-minded professor, maybe
AAcross 15:	Souls
AAcross 16:	Winter race vehicle	ICECANOE
AAcross 17:	Most decent
AAcross 18:	Bachelor, e.g.
AAcross 19:	Try to win
AAcross 20:	Breathing aid
AAcross 20:	Breathing aid
AAcross 22:	Gillespie, to friends	DIZ
AAcross 23:	Duck: Ger.	ENTE
AAcross 25:	Crackers
AAcross 26:	Crack the whip at, perhaps
AAcross 27:	"Absolutely Fabulous" role	EDINA
AAcross 29:	Yellow Pages info: Abbr.
AAcross 30:	Pulitzer-winning columnist Jim	DWYER
AAcross 31:	Longtime musical group with a world capital in its name	KINGSTONTRIO
AAcross 34:	"Well, looky who just came in!"
AAcross 38:	Floor it	GUNTHEENGINE
AAcross 39:	Penicillin target
AAcross 42:	Cabinet acronym, once
AAcross 43:	Baddies
AAcross 44:	Bounced checks, hangnails, etc.
AAcross 45:	Do a new geographical survey of
AAcross 47:	Good names for old flight attendants?	STUS
AAcross 48:	___ pro nobis
AAcross 49:	Reindeer herder
AAcross 51:	Suffix with prefect
AAcross 52:	Sign of spring	REDROBIN
AAcross 54:	"Already?"	SOSOON
AAcross 56:	Subject to customs
AAcross 57:	Ones getting the show on the road
AAcross 58:	How déjà vu often occurs
AAcross 59:	Picked up
DDown 1:	Units of work	MANWEEKS
DDown 2:	Party bowlful	ONIONDIP
DDown 3:	Source of addiction
DDown 4:	"___ Mine" (George Harrison book)	IME
DDown 5:	Home in Havana
DDown 6:	Sean of "Encino Man"	ASTIN
DDown 7:	Exactly	RIGHTONTHEMONEY
DDown 8:	Over there	ACROSSTHEWAY
DDown 9:	Not fine
DDown 10:	A following	BCDE
DDown 11:	Charlie of the 60's Orioles	LAU
DDown 12:	Not long from now	INADAY
DDown 13:	"Don't bother me, I'm in a rush!"	NOTIME
DDown 14:	Eccentric sort
DDown 21:	Mediocre
DDown 24:	Meshes
DDown 26:	Breakfast order	TWOEGGS
DDown 28:	Invite to one's apartment, say	ASKUP
DDown 30:	___ harm (was innocuous)	DIDNO
DDown 32:	Gob
DDown 33:	Riddle-me-___
DDown 35:	Chaste
DDown 36:	Taking a grand tour	INEUROPE
DDown 37:	Ebbed
DDown 39:	Toledos, e.g.
DDown 40:	Hurt bad, emotionally	TOREUP
DDown 41:	Lecture, in a way	READTO
DDown 45:	Literally, "my master"
DDown 46:	Tormentors
DDown 49:	Good, long bath
DDown 50:	Noted 19th-century French illustrator
DDown 53:	Madeira, e.g.
DDown 55:	II or III