New York Times Answers - Sunday, 4th November 2007 There are 69 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 4th November 2007. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Ring regulator: Abbr.WBAAAcross 4: State secretsBLABAAcross 8: ArgosyARMADAAAcross 14: "The Perfect Fool" composerHOLSTAAcross 19: CupcakeHONAAcross 20: Anise-flavored apéritif popular in Turkey and the BalkansRAKIAAcross 21: Tan shadesBEIGESAAcross 22: Have because ofOWETOAAcross 23: Best Picture of 1954ONTHEWATERFRONTAAcross 26: Four-time Indy winnerUNSERAAcross 27: Not turned upONLOWAAcross 28: Half-Betazoid on "Star Trek: T.N.G."TROIAAcross 29: Olympic troublemakerERISAAcross 31: Asian honorificSRIAAcross 32: SkinPEELAAcross 33: In addition toOVERANDABOVEAAcross 37: Boise-to-Billings dir.ENEAAcross 38: One whose business is taking off?STRIPPERAAcross 40: It's doneDEEDAAcross 41: BurlesquesSATIRESAAcross 43: DescryDETECTAAcross 45: Nursery nappyDIDYAAcross 47: Doll in "A Doll's House"NORAAAcross 48: Biblical name meaning "laughter"ISAACAAcross 51: "Hollywood Squares" lineOOOAAcross 53: Six-pointer, perhapsSTAGAAcross 55: It's spotted on a ranchPINTOAAcross 58: SwampyMIRYAAcross 59: High-end version of a productDELUXEMODELAAcross 63: Berenstain of kid-lit's Berenstain BearsSTANAAcross 64: L.A. summer settingPDTAAcross 65: Took one's first stepsTODDLEDAAcross 66: Ring Lardner title characterALIBIIKEAAcross 68: "Sweet ___" (1937 Oscar song)LEILANIAAcross 70: WorryANGSTAAcross 73: "Anne of Green Gables" settingAVONLEAAAcross 74: TrueACCURATEAAcross 76: Looked forAWAITEDAAcross 78: First name in chillersLONAAcross 79: Casual denialsNAHSAAcross 80: Singer with the 1996 #1 hit "You're Makin' Me High"TONIBRAXTONAAcross 83: Row between houses?FEUDAAcross 84: Lovers' plightTROTHAAcross 86: ReignRULEAAcross 87: Lose liquidityGELAAcross 88: Topping made with pine nutsPESTOAAcross 89: It should be evenKEELAAcross 91: SnapFOTOAAcross 93: ZigzagSLALOMAAcross 96: French mimePIERROTAAcross 99: Master of the double take?NOAHAAcross 101: Showy climberCLEMATISAAcross 105: Oh of CologneACHAAcross 106: Role for Alec Guinness and Ewan McGregorOBIWANKENOBIAAcross 109: Receiver of a brush-off?LINTAAcross 110: At birthNEEAAcross 111: Transcontinental bridge, e.g.: Abbr.ISTHAAcross 112: City near Carson National ForestTAOSAAcross 113: Gut feelingSENSEAAcross 114: Full speed aheadAMAINAAcross 116: Broadcast with Baba Booey, with "The"HOWARDSTERNSHOWAAcross 121: Champagne departmentMARNEAAcross 122: French "White House"ELYSEEAAcross 123: JerkYO-YOAAcross 124: Bath sudsALEAAcross 125: Starting pay?ANTESAAcross 126: One on a questSEEKERAAcross 127: For the second timeANEWAAcross 128: Key of cartooningTEDDDown 1: Cousin of "uh-oh"WHOOPSDDown 2: British hoodBONNETDDown 3: Buck topperANTLERDDown 4: SteepBREWDDown 5: Bar code?LAWDDown 6: Sometimes calledA.K.A.DDown 6: Sometimes calledAKADDown 7: ArcticBITTERCOLDDDown 8: Out of the countryABROADDDown 9: TastefulREFINEDDDown 10: Salyut 7's successorMIRDDown 11: What "syne" meansAGODDown 12: With Altair and Vega, it forms the Summer TriangleDENEBDDown 13: Colt .45s, todayASTROSDDown 14: Santa's landing siteHOUSETOPDDown 15: To have and to holdOWNDDown 16: Where to find the Windward and Leeward IslandsLESSER ANTILLESDDown 17: "A Sentimental Journey" authorSTERNEDDown 18: Disraeli and ChurchillTORIESDDown 24: Eve's followerHOLIDAYDDown 25: Go offERRDDown 30: One of the Brothers KaramazovIVANDDown 33: ElectOPTDDown 34: Civic center?VEEDDown 35: Voltaire's religious viewDEISMDDown 36: HeightenADD TODDown 39: Iron pumper's targetPECDDown 42: In film, gradual appearance of an image through an expanding circleIRISINDDown 44: Bride in "My Big Fat Greek Wedding"TOULADDown 46: When repeated twice, et ceteraYADADDown 48: Fix firmlyIMPLANTDDown 49: Brandy + orange liqueur + lemon juiceSIDECARDDown 50: Fancy salad ingredientARTICHOKE HEARTDDown 52: Symbols of strengthOXENDDown 54: Tuscan treatGELATODDown 56: Sign inside a restaurantTAKE OUTDDown 56: Sign inside a restaurantTAKEOUTDDown 57: Common baseball countONEANDODDown 59: Oscar winner as Mr. ChipsDONATDDown 60: Copy righter?EDITORDDown 61: Annual literary prize since 1946EDGARDDown 62: Jazz (up)LIVENDDown 65: SaltTARDDown 67: Physique, slangilyBODDDown 69: BrillianceLUSTERDDown 71: BoodleSWAGDDown 72: Subject of Article I, Section 8 of the ConstitutionTAXESDDown 75: Ample, to Li'l AbnerENUFDDown 77: "You're gonna pay!"ITLLCOSTYADDown 81: Moviedom's MasseyILONADDown 82: BackBET ONDDown 82: BackBETONDDown 83: Misses, e.g.FEMALESDDown 85: Batgirl and Wonder WomanHEROINESDDown 88: Brit, to an AussiePOMDDown 90: Soft shotsLOBSDDown 92: Symbol of strengthOAK TREEDDown 94: Neighbor of Greece: Abbr.ALBDDown 95: Kona keepsakeLEIDDown 96: Summer topperPANAMADDown 97: Block buster?ICEMANDDown 98: Gives religiously?TITHESDDown 100: TumbleHEADERDDown 102: Doughboy's topperTIN HATDDown 103: Oxford padINSOLEDDown 104: StinkoSTEWEDDDown 107: IntactWHOLEDDown 108: RebuffsNOSDDown 113: BamboozleSNOWDDown 115: Carol ending?INEDDown 117: Ex followerWYEDDown 118: It's all you have to do sometimesASKDDown 119: Slice of historyEONDDown 120: Deli sliceRYE