New York Times Answers - Sunday, 25th November 2007 There are 65 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 25th November 2007. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Contractors' offeringsBIDSAAcross 5: Rigging techniciansGRIPSAAcross 10: Traipse (about)GADAAcross 13: Diamond pointsBASESAAcross 18: Fashion's TahariELIEAAcross 19: AffectedTOOTOOAAcross 20: Web-based educationELEARNINGAAcross 22: Between green and black, maybeRIPEAAcross 23: General assembliesARMIESAAcross 24: Nonsense about a cocktail?ROBROYROTAAcross 25: Warning about Mel Gibson on a wrestling surface?MADMAXMANMAYMARMATAAcross 28: Catchy tunesDITTIESAAcross 29: ___ primeUSDAAAcross 30: Somewhere aroundCIRCAAAcross 34: Far from perkyDOURAAcross 35: One who tells it like it isn'tLIARAAcross 38: Bagel orderSHMEARAAcross 39: SkoshTADAAcross 41: Major book about a leader of the lighter industry?BIGBICBIZBIOAAcross 47: Mr. Noodle's friend on "Sesame Street"ELMOAAcross 48: Ltr. with a periodINITAAcross 50: Like most jigsaw puzzlesDIECUTAAcross 51: Snow leopardOUNCEAAcross 53: Capital of HonshuYENAAcross 54: French Toaster Sticks makerEGGOAAcross 55: Work with intaglioETCHAAcross 56: DecentNOT BADAAcross 57: Fixes a soundtrackREDUBSAAcross 59: Margaret famous for painting waiflike children with big eyesKEANEAAcross 62: Japanned metalTOLEAAcross 63: Climber's challengeALPAAcross 66: Not for the massesELITEAAcross 67: Hound, typically?FOEFORFOXAAcross 69: Subject of the film "An Unreasonable Man"NADERAAcross 71: Sportscaster DierdorfDANAAcross 72: He spent 29 years in the KnessetEBANAAcross 74: Kind of powderONIONAAcross 75: Formerly didUSED TOAAcross 76: Part of making a crosswordCLUINGAAcross 78: They travel very long distancesUFOSAAcross 80: X-ray dosesRADSAAcross 81: Takes too much, quicklyODSAAcross 84: Half of an animation duoHANNAAAcross 85: Verdi's "Don ___"CARLOSAAcross 87: "___ Unleashed!" (cartoon volume)ODIEAAcross 88: Figure skating maneuverLOOPAAcross 90: Why horses are attracted to a witch's headgear?HAGHASHAYHATAAcross 93: Something "realise" lacksZEDAAcross 94: OvershadowsDWARFSAAcross 96: Chang and Eng's homelandSIAMAAcross 97: 1987 Suzanne Vega hitLUKAAAcross 99: Join upENROLAAcross 100: BerserklyAMOKAAcross 103: Divers' milieusSEABEDSAAcross 106: Why guitar-loving Cooke was blue when his gal named her favorite musical instrument?SADSAMSAWSALSAYSAXAAcross 112: Witticism about a wrinkly little dog?PUGPUPPUNAAcross 115: Flame battler, at timesCANUCKAAcross 116: Cover, in a wayPAVEAAcross 117: Part of the answer to 36-DownINTENSIVEAAcross 118: Tannin sourceACACIAAAcross 119: City that lost capital status in 1990ADENAAcross 120: Unable to pay the billSHORTAAcross 121: 1980s video game console, in briefNESAAcross 122: Puzzled (out)DOPEDAAcross 123: ___ Spenlow (Dickens girl)DORADDown 1: Road's shoulderBERMDDown 2: Its first word translates as "wrath"ILIADDDown 3: A nitwit liked the loud noise?DIPDIDDIGDINDDown 4: Apparently doSEEMTODDown 5: "Eydie Swings the Blues" singerGORMEDDown 6: Some tomatoesROMASDDown 7: Find ___ one's heartITINDDown 8: Gray linesPOEMDDown 9: Dominican-born player with more than 600 homersSOSADDown 10: Infection causesGERMSDDown 11: Get ___ ofALOADDDown 12: Messing of "Will & Grace"DEBRADDown 13: Open up, as a topicBROACHDDown 14: WheneverANYTIMEDDown 15: "My dear man"SIRDDown 16: Musician BrianENODDown 17: Rank below warrant officer: Abbr.SGTDDown 19: Some crosstown tripsTAXIRIDESDDown 21: Word before lock and loadARMDDown 26: Swift's "A Tale of ___"ATUBDDown 27: 1980s Soviet leader AndropovYURIDDown 31: Count (on)RELYDDown 32: Signed in, sayCAMEDDown 33: Middle name of "the King"ARONDDown 35: Red-shelled fruit: Var.LICHEEDDown 36: R.N.'s localeICUDDown 37: U.S. dance grp.ABTDDown 38: L.A.'s regionSOCALDDown 39: Having multiple layersTIEREDDDown 40: German chancellor MerkelANGELADDown 42: "Skedaddle!"GITDDown 43: Making a curling motion with the forefinger, maybeBECKONINGDDown 44: Frenzied situationZOODDown 45: Like some jeansBUTTONFLYDDown 46: To-do pile's placeINBOXDDown 49: PromoteTOUTDDown 52: Perfect placesEDENSDDown 56: Italian saint Philip ___NERIDDown 58: Nut producerBEECHDDown 60: In ___ (dazed)AFOGDDown 61: Vote in QuébecNONDDown 63: Complicate commercials for woodworking tools?ADDADZADSADODDown 64: End of a James Bond titleLETDIEDDown 65: Wrote a novel, e.g.PROSEDDDown 67: Safari spottingsFAUNADDown 68: Graveyard shift timeFOURAMDDown 70: Aviation-relatedAERODDown 73: DoldrumsBLAHSDDown 75: W.W. II American naval cruiserUSSALASKADDown 77: Slangy turndownNAHDDown 79: "Feels good!"OOHDDown 81: Shoppe adjectiveOLDEDDown 82: Temporarily not workingDOWNDDown 83: Take to the skiesSOARDDown 85: William Petersen seriesCSIDDown 86: "Oh, clever!"AHADDown 89: FlourishPROSPERDDown 91: Calls (for)ASKSDDown 92: "Symphonie Fantastique" needTUBADDown 95: Show offFLAUNTDDown 98: Feature of some locksKEYPADDDown 100: Clinton's first defense secretaryASPINDDown 101: "___ is just pink trying to be purple": WhistlerMAUVEDDown 102: Exeunt ___ (stage direction)OMNESDDown 103: Beurre blanc, e.g.SAUCEDDown 104: Rider of the steed BabiecaEL CIDDDown 105: Coupon userSAVERDDown 107: Two-out actions: Abbr.DPSDDown 108: Plebe's place: Abbr.ACADDDown 109: Home to the Dr Pepper MuseumWACODDown 110: Velcro alternativeSNAPDDown 111: Her sidekick was GabrielleXENADDown 112: Greek consonantsPISDDown 113: New England sch.UNHDDown 114: New Pontiac of 1964GTO