New York Times Answers - Sunday, 16th November 2008

There are 65 across clues and 80 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 16th November 2008. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Doodled, e.g.
AAcross 5:	Elvis film "___ Scarum"	HARUM
AAcross 10:	Attorney's favorite sweets?
AAcross 16:	Reign
AAcross 17:	"Loverboy" actress who made the cast sick?	MARISAPTOMAINE
AAcross 20:	It's love, in Lille	AIME
AAcross 21:	Séance-loving crime writer?	RAYMONDCHANNELER
AAcross 23:	Adjustment means on a radio
AAcross 24:	Yards, e.g.
AAcross 25:	Obi-Wan Kenobi, for one
AAcross 26:	Uris hero ___ Ben Canaan	ARI
AAcross 27:	Market closing?
AAcross 28:	Abbr. after Ted Kennedy's name	DMASS
AAcross 29:	Kind of tape
AAcross 31:	Earthquake
AAcross 33:	Meshed foundation in lace
AAcross 35:	Exclamation from a blockhead
AAcross 36:	Show too much feeling?
AAcross 39:	"O.S.S." star, 1946	LADD
AAcross 40:	Hall of Fame golfer who invented the all-plastic club?	ARNOLDPOLYMER
AAcross 45:	Alla ___ (pasta style)	ROMANA
AAcross 48:	Planned site of the Geo. W. Bush Presidential Library	SMU
AAcross 49:	Piece that gets riveted
AAcross 50:	Young wife (age 18) of Charlie Chaplin (age 54)	OONA
AAcross 51:	Restraints
AAcross 52:	Egg ___ yung	FOO
AAcross 53:	All-telling gossip queen who repeats everything she hears?	RONAPARROT
AAcross 55:	Letters of commerce
AAcross 56:	Laying-on of hands?	BACKRUB
AAcross 59:	"You're such ___ for helping"	ADEAR
AAcross 60:	Ronny & the Daytonas hit	GTO
AAcross 61:	Eccentric
AAcross 62:	Acapulco gold	ORO
AAcross 63:	Long (for)
AAcross 65:	Letters of sizes	SML
AAcross 67:	Yul Brynner died the same day as ___ Welles (odd fact)	ORSON
AAcross 69:	Relatives of TV host Tom	SNYDERS
AAcross 71:	Everest setting
AAcross 72:	Avant-garde composer who sat around a lot?	ERIKSETTEE
AAcross 76:	Linger in the hot sun
AAcross 77:	Loses on purpose?
AAcross 78:	Y-axis, for one
AAcross 79:	Handy places to shop
AAcross 80:	Army type, for short	NCO
AAcross 81:	Prima donna Norman	JESSYE
AAcross 82:	Passionate tennis star?	MONICAZEALOUS
AAcross 85:	Yaw relative, on an aircraft
AAcross 86:	Some etiquette rules	NONOS
AAcross 87:	Online address
AAcross 88:	"Rats!"	OHHELL
AAcross 91:	Regular writing
AAcross 94:	York, e.g.: Abbr.	SGT
AAcross 95:	Hollywood's Téa	LEONI
AAcross 97:	Eye the bull's-eye
AAcross 99:	Trip-planning org.
AAcross 100:	Option for a sandwich
AAcross 103:	Lower than: It.	SOTTO
AAcross 104:	Disney pirate, 1953
AAcross 105:	Moscow V.I.P. who liked to cook on a ship?	NIKITACRUISECHEF
AAcross 110:	Eban of Israel
AAcross 111:	"I have no face cards" actress?	LINDSAYLOWHAND
AAcross 112:	Near Eastern port
AAcross 113:	Easter ___ (period up to Pentecost Sunday)
AAcross 114:	European resort Monte ___	CARLO
AAcross 115:	Driving alternative in S.F.
DDown 1:	Explorer Francis
DDown 2:	Destroyer
DDown 3:	Author Leonard	ELMORE
DDown 4:	Hall of Fame coach Ewbank
DDown 5:	U.S. president after Grant
DDown 6:	Noriega's weapons	ARMAS
DDown 7:	Delgado's rivers	RIOS
DDown 8:	Rear admiral's org.
DDown 9:	Extremely upset
DDown 10:	Detestable one
DDown 11:	Former Dodge	OMNI
DDown 12:	Operated
DDown 13:	Reason for overtime
DDown 14:	Top Chinese Zhou	ENLAI
DDown 15:	Your future is their business
DDown 17:	Freeboot
DDown 18:	Old IBM offering	PCJR
DDown 19:	Useful article
DDown 21:	Red Roof rival
DDown 22:	Lip
DDown 28:	Entertainer Martin and others
DDown 29:	Teutonic name part	VON
DDown 30:	Tenor, perhaps
DDown 31:	Enos Slaughter's team for 13 yrs.	STL
DDown 32:	Roo's donkey friend	EEYORE
DDown 34:	Slope
DDown 35:	"Wagon Master" actress Joanne	DRU
DDown 36:	Heaven on earth
DDown 37:	Assigner of G's and R's: Abbr.	MPAA
DDown 38:	Tuba sounds
DDown 40:	Wild
DDown 41:	Action on Wall St.	LBO
DDown 42:	Swamps
DDown 43:	Monstrousness
DDown 44:	"You dirty ___!"
DDown 45:	Patrick Macnee's 1960s TV co-star Diana
DDown 46:	Opus with singing
DDown 47:	Interstate sight
DDown 48:	Nonmatching item, maybe
DDown 52:	Toy store ___ Schwarz
DDown 54:	Add-on for Gator
DDown 56:	Guy who digs fossils, slangily	BONEMAN
DDown 57:	American Beauty pest
DDown 58:	Inspiration for Keats
DDown 61:	Nails but good
DDown 63:	Old aviation magazine ___ Digest
DDown 64:	Have a bawl
DDown 66:	Reshape a cornea, say
DDown 68:	Items for knitters
DDown 70:	Gallantry-in-war medals: Abbr.	DFCS
DDown 71:	House of Representatives divider
DDown 72:	Tree with serrate leaves
DDown 73:	Big name in tea	TAZO
DDown 74:	Ocho minus cinco
DDown 75:	US Airways datum: Abbr.
DDown 77:	Vacation destination for sandwich lovers?
DDown 80:	It's void in Vichy	NUL
DDown 81:	English duke ___ Gaunt	JOHNOF
DDown 83:	Runner Sebastian	COE
DDown 84:	Odd morsel
DDown 85:	Rummaged
DDown 89:	Sorority letter
DDown 90:	Iron Man co-creator Larry	LIEBER
DDown 91:	Mythical piper
DDown 92:	Pullman supports
DDown 93:	"Song of the Islands" co-star Jack	OAKIE
DDown 94:	Old Testament king
DDown 95:	Not express
DDown 96:	Intro with centric	ETHNO
DDown 98:	Connoted
DDown 100:	Hit by Marty Robbins, "El ___"	PASO
DDown 101:	Eager beaver's assertion	ICAN
DDown 102:	Really test
DDown 103:	Ilse's "very"	SEHR
DDown 104:	Swedish import	SAAB
DDown 106:	Hell ___ handbasket	INA
DDown 107:	Y. A. Tittle scores	TDS
DDown 108:	Org. with a five-ring logo
DDown 108:	Org. with a five-ring logo
DDown 109:	United competitor: Abbr.	SWA