New York Times Answers - Sunday, 26th November 2006 There are 70 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 26th November 2006. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Prefix with -dromeAEROAAcross 5: MogulCZARAAcross 9: Philippine seaportILOILOAAcross 15: MugPUSSAAcross 19: Low part of a handTREYAAcross 20: Pickup shtick?LINEAAcross 21: "Haven't a clue!"NOIDEAAAcross 22: Duck: Ger.ENTEAAcross 23: Base leaderTOPSERGEANTAAcross 25: Parisian entertainment since 1869FOLIESBERGEREAAcross 27: "Likewise"IDOTOOAAcross 28: ShacklesIRONSAAcross 30: Juicy, tart appleSTAYMANAAcross 31: It may be pushed before startingRESETAAcross 32: Homestead Act unitACREAAcross 34: Sponsor at IndyS.T.P.AAcross 34: Sponsor at IndySTPAAcross 36: 1 + 1 = 3, e.g.SYNERGYAAcross 37: River of HesseEDERAAcross 38: British ___ISLESAAcross 39: Western Hemisphere grp.OASAAcross 41: ___-Foy, QuébecSTEAAcross 42: "Time to go now!"BETTERGETMOVINGAAcross 47: Pause that refreshesNAPAAcross 50: Phrase of nonspecific attributionTHEYSAYAAcross 52: Leaked, as from a containerOOZEDOUTAAcross 54: Nashville-based awards org.CMAAAcross 55: Diamond baron CecilRHODESAAcross 56: 1998 animated bug filmANTZAAcross 57: Nymph pursuersSATYRSAAcross 59: "___ the ramparts …"O'ERAAcross 60: Tasting of wood, as some winesOAKYAAcross 63: Itch causeHIVESAAcross 67: Like some cottage cheeseNOFATAAcross 68: Friend in a sombreroAMIGOAAcross 71: Household scarePOLTERGEISTAAcross 73: Natural sparklerGEODEAAcross 74: Bakery orderDOZENAAcross 75: Hells Canyon localeIDAHOAAcross 76: Not to mentionALSOAAcross 78: Tuneful city "by the sea-o"RIOAAcross 79: Brought up the rear?MOONEDAAcross 81: Stir upROILAAcross 83: Guiding lightBEACONAAcross 86: Prince Valiant's firstbornARNAAcross 87: Directional aidSIGNPOSTAAcross 91: Teeth, slangilyIVORIESAAcross 93: L.A. hoursPSTAAcross 94: Slicker, umbrella, galoshes, etc.FOUL-WEATHER GEARAAcross 96: Opening sound?AHHAAcross 99: It's in the genesDNAAAcross 100: Places for lacesSHOESAAcross 101: LureBAITAAcross 105: Elevator stopFLOORAAcross 107: MoMA's homeNYCAAcross 109: LiftsCOPSAAcross 110: "Amadeus" star TomHULCEAAcross 111: Steamed dishesTAMALESAAcross 113: Place of sacrificeALTARAAcross 115: "Ulysses" settingDUBLINAAcross 116: Christmas decoration siteEVERGREENTREEAAcross 118: He was no dummyEDGARBERGENAAcross 121: Trojan ally in the "Iliad"ARESAAcross 122: Sci-fi weaponryLASERSAAcross 123: Jean ___, creator of 56-DownAUELAAcross 124: ___-majestéLESEAAcross 125: Plain and simpleMEREAAcross 126: Does a dog trickSPEAKSAAcross 127: "This is going to get ___"UGLYAAcross 128: ___'acteENTRDDown 1: It's wornATTIREDDown 2: WornERODEDDDown 3: RestREPOSEDDown 4: Place for pearlsOYSTER BEDDDown 5: Classic Liz Taylor partCLEODDown 6: President of Pakistan, 1978-88ZIADDown 7: Lily Tomlin's Edith ___ANNDDown 8: Many a FloridianRETIREEDDown 9: SkinnyINFODDown 10: NutcasesLOONSDDown 11: Heater with a storage tankOILSTOVEDDown 12: Exiled AminIDIDDown 13: Historic Virginia familyLEESDDown 14: KilnsOASTSDDown 15: Edvard Grieg workPEERGYNTDDown 16: Quick-acting intl. military unitUNEMERGENCYFORCEDDown 17: DogieSTRAYDDown 18: WitnessedSEENDDown 24: Rye fungusERGOTDDown 26: Raises a howlBAYSDDown 29: Lean againstREST ONDDown 32: Screened terrierASTADDown 33: White-collar workers?CLERGYDDown 35: No longer owedPAIDDDown 38: Linda Ronstadt's "___ Easy"ITSSODDown 40: ___-CatSNODDown 43: See here!EYEDDown 44: Some bedtime readingMOTHER GOOSEDDown 45: Nelson in rerunsOZZIEDDown 46: Onetime American Communist leader ___ HallGUSDDown 48: Uncommon sources of music nowadaysAMRADIOSDDown 49: Stick toPASTEONDDown 50: Setting for some Sherlock Holmes mysteriesTHEMOORSDDown 51: Combining of companies making the same productHORIZONTAL MERGERDDown 53: ZestTANGDDown 55: Travel guideROAD MAPDDown 56: "The Clan of the Cave Bear" heroineAYLADDown 58: One little piggyTOEDDown 61: Bee: PrefixAPIDDown 62: On the canvas, informallyKO'DDDown 64: Lab vesselVIALDDown 65: Immigrant's course: Abbr.ESLDDown 66: Network on a 55-Down: Abbr.STSDDown 69: Atty. ___GENDDown 70: They're easy to dial on a rotary phoneONESDDown 72: ChuckTHROWDDown 77: Winds in a pitOBOESDDown 80: "What's the ___?"DIFDDown 82: Lake that's a source of the MississippiITASCADDown 84: Big timeERADDown 85: Potential lifesaver for a drowning personAIR BUBBLEDDown 88: Mars or MercuryGODDDown 89: Ex-senator SamNUNNDDown 90: Site of swings and a sandboxPLAYAREADDown 91: Restaurant chain founded in 1958 near L.A.IHOPDDown 92: EdgesVERGESDDown 95: "Nothing is so much to be feared as fear" pennerTHOREAUDDown 97: CroakingHOARSEDDown 98: Boring resultHOLEDDown 102: It may lead to a breakoutALLERGENDDown 103: Least friendlyICIESTDDown 104: Two fins' worthTENNERDDown 105: Three-time N.F.L. M.V.P., 1995-97FAVREDDown 106: StaggersREELSDDown 108: Bob Cratchit, in "A Christmas Carol"CLERKDDown 110: "Ben-___"HURDDown 111: Mets, Jets or NetsTEAMDDown 112: Spur-of-the-momentSNAPDDown 114: "___ of the D'Urbervilles"TESSDDown 115: Big John of golfDALYDDown 117: Literary monogramTSEDDown 119: Grooved onDUGDDown 120: SetGEL