New York Times Answers - Sunday, 12th November 2006 There are 68 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 12th November 2006. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Big raysMANTASAAcross 7: A little dirtyRACYAAcross 11: Fly nets?WEBSAAcross 15: Deer hunterPUMAAAcross 19: Golden Crinkles makerOREIDAAAcross 20: Product in a tubOLEOAAcross 21: Mosque overseerIMAMAAcross 22: A part ofIN ONAAcross 23: BareREVEALAAcross 24: In a ___, there's at least one fluid ounce of ___SINGAPORESLINGAAcross 27: In a ___, there's a volume of ___ that keeps it firmPNEUMATIC TIREAAcross 29: Designer AlvarAALTOAAcross 30: Symbol of IrelandHARPAAcross 31: "Sixteen Tons" singer's workplaceMINEAAcross 32: In a ___, there's plenty of sweet ___ to be harvestedSUGAR MAPLEAAcross 36: NonexistentNILAAcross 37: Come bySTOPINAAcross 39: Root used in perfumeryORRISAAcross 40: In a ___, you can periodically catch a ___METROSTATIONAAcross 46: Entry need, maybeVISAAAcross 48: Part of FWIWITSAAcross 49: Stackable snackablesOREOSAAcross 50: Burst of energySPASMAAcross 51: See 5-DownWESTAAcross 52: PoundingACHEAAcross 53: In ___, you might see some ___ hanging aroundPUNCHCARDSAAcross 55: The America's Cup trophy, e.g.EWERAAcross 56: Trueheart of "Dick Tracy"TESSAAcross 57: "Foucault's Pendulum" authorECOAAcross 58: Kind of branOATAAcross 59: Region holding ancient EphesusIONIAAAcross 62: Nuptial agreementIDOAAcross 64: ScatteredSTREWNAAcross 66: In a ___, there's no shortage of ___ to drinkBREWERYAAcross 68: TargetsAIMSATAAcross 72: Red, white and blue lettersU.S.A.AAcross 72: Red, white and blue lettersUSAAAcross 73: Mend a seam, sayRESEWAAcross 74: Sutcliffe of the early BeatlesSTUAAcross 75: Stage signCUEAAcross 76: Onetime host of "The Morning Show" and "The Tonight Show"PAARAAcross 79: Iran-Iraq war weaponSCUDAAcross 81: In the ___, there's the greatest concentration of ___MOTHER LODEAAcross 85: Latin word on a cornerstoneANNOAAcross 86: That isn't itTHISAAcross 87: Actress KellyMOIRAAAcross 88: Grim, as a situationNO-WINAAcross 89: Dogfight enclosurePITAAcross 90: "Get Smart" groupKAOSAAcross 91: In a ___, many a ___ is rolledBOWLING ALLEYAAcross 93: Rejecters of modern technologyAMISHAAcross 95: Advance againRELOANAAcross 97: Co. that created the term "Buddy List"AOLAAcross 98: In a ___, there's lots of ___ in the machineryWASHATERIAAAcross 100: Lengthy time unitsEONSAAcross 102: Spritzer mixerSODAAAcross 106: R & B singer MarieTEENAAAcross 107: In ___, plenty of ___ is growingGREENPASTURESAAcross 111: In a ___, many a ___ is standingFORESTPRESERVEAAcross 114: Two-syllable unitIAMBUSAAcross 115: Aftershave sold in green bottlesBRUTAAcross 116: Needle holderETUIAAcross 117: Animal on Sri Lanka's flagLIONAAcross 118: Stone used by pedicuristsPUMICEAAcross 119: PhilosophiesISMSAAcross 120: Some Hindu musicRAGAAAcross 121: Items sometimes seen on car topsSKISAAcross 122: Sets forthSTATESDDown 1: Go from person to person?MORPHDDown 2: Team buildingARENADDown 3: When pigs flyNEVERDDown 4: OccupyTIE-UPDDown 5: With 51-Across, Caped Crusader portrayerADAMDDown 6: Site on St. Paul's first missionary journeySALAMISDDown 7: Violinist's needROSINDDown 8: Role in Verdi's "Falstaff"ALICEDDown 9: CopperCENTDDown 10: He's flexibleYOGIDDown 11: Use a paper towel onWIPE UPDDown 12: Punk music subgenreEMODDown 13: Rule outBARDDown 14: Bit of negative campaigningSMEARDDown 15: Supporting structurePILLARDDown 16: Measure of one's worth?UNITPRICEDDown 17: Easter Island mysteriesMONOLITHSDDown 18: Oscar winner LeeANGDDown 25: Bad lighting?ARSONDDown 26: Setting of Margaret Mead's first bookSAMOADDown 28: Attacks with a lanceTILTSATDDown 33: CollapseGIVE WAYDDown 34: Plant resembling Queen Anne's laceANISEDDown 35: Double curvesESSESDDown 36: Missing personsNOSHOWSDDown 37: He-men's oppositesSISSIESDDown 38: Cartoon felineTOMDDown 40: Looks hangdogMOPESDDown 41: BurpERUCTDDown 42: ToneTENORDDown 43: "Arabian Nights" monsterROCDDown 44: Mo. of Paul Revere's midnight rideAPRDDown 45: Nickname of Lincoln's youngest sonTADDDown 47: Make furrows inSTRIATEDDown 51: Dam in a streamWEIRDDown 52: BitATOMDDown 54: Card game that uses jokersCANASTADDown 60: Have bills to payOWEDDown 61: Like fresh hayNEW-MOWNDDown 61: Like fresh hayNEWMOWNDDown 63: Active from dawn to duskDIURNALDDown 65: Guilder's replacementEURODDown 66: Tough guyBRUISERDDown 67: Wine list columnREDSDDown 69: Dark expressionSCOWLDDown 70: War hero MurphyAUDIEDDown 71: TriflingTEENYDDown 74: Nostalgic 1970's variety showSHANANADDown 76: Large oval fruitPAPAWDDown 77: Short drawers?ANIMATORSDDown 78: Immunity providerANTISERUMDDown 80: Onerous dutyCHOREDDown 82: Refinery inputOILDDown 83: Prefix with cityTRIDDown 84: Chat room abbr.LOLDDown 87: Extinct kiwi kinMOADDown 90: Turkic tribal leadersKHANSDDown 91: Animals used as food on "Lost"BOARSDDown 92: Dishes the dirtGOSSIPSDDown 94: Some linenSHEETSDDown 96: Raven-haired heroine of a Poe taleLIGEIADDown 99: Eye siteTATERDDown 100: End of a balladeENVOIDDown 101: Starts offOPENSDDown 102: Highest, as honorsSUMMADDown 103: The way of the world?ORBITDDown 104: Two in one's handDEUCEDDown 105: FoolsASSESDDown 108: WrigglersEELSDDown 109: Composer SatieERIKDDown 110: StretchedTAUTDDown 111: Grp. in TV's "Criminal Minds"FBIDDown 112: Sch. groupPTADDown 113: Prayer ___RUG