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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 22nd November 2009

There are 64 across clues and 78 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 22nd November 2009. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: White-tailed movie star
AAcross 6: Barbecue byproduct
AAcross 11: "Many good nights, my lord; ___ your servant": Shak.IREST
AAcross 16: N.Y.C. airportLGA
AAcross 19: Literary work in which Paris is featured
AAcross 20: County abutting London
AAcross 21: Candy wafer companyNECCO
AAcross 22: Hosp. workplaces
AAcross 23: Career Day Speaker #1: Meter maid?
AAcross 25: Unwrinkle
AAcross 27: Talk up
AAcross 28: #2: Tea server?
AAcross 30: Blues musician BakerETTA
AAcross 33: Chocolate-and-caramel brandROLO
AAcross 36: Filmmaker Martin
AAcross 37: Big bin
AAcross 38: #3: Golf pro?DRIVINGINSTRUCTOR
AAcross 44: Swan's shape
AAcross 45: Many four-doors
AAcross 46: 1985-88 attorney generalMEESE
AAcross 47: Toast starter
AAcross 49: Mendes of "2 Fast 2 Furious"EVA
AAcross 50: Growing-friendly
AAcross 52: Perturb
AAcross 56: Rap's ___ WayneLIL
AAcross 57: Suffix with pant or auntIES
AAcross 58: #4: Tree surgeon?BRANCHMANAGER
AAcross 63: Sex symbol once married to VadimBARDOT
AAcross 66: Flightless bird
AAcross 67: Button materials
AAcross 68: First landfall north of Oman
AAcross 70: #5: Manicurist?
AAcross 74: Reeve or Reeves role
AAcross 75: Gambler's holy grail
AAcross 78: They take the bait
AAcross 79: Warranty invalidator
AAcross 82: #6: Justice of the peace?UNIONOFFICIAL
AAcross 86: Long. partner
AAcross 87: ___-wolf
AAcross 90: Literary creation
AAcross 90: Literary creation
AAcross 91: Skywalker's cohortKENOBI
AAcross 93: "No ___!"
AAcross 94: "Aunt ___ Cope Book"ERMAS
AAcross 96: Play byplay
AAcross 98: ___ Chao, only cabinet member to serve through George W. Bush's entire administrationELAINE
AAcross 100: Dillinger's derringer, e.g.
AAcross 103: #7: Grocery store owner?MARKETINGDIRECTOR
AAcross 106: 2007 Steve Carell title roleEVAN
AAcross 108: I's
AAcross 109: Job bidding figs.
AAcross 110: First of two choices
AAcross 111: #8: Disc jockey?
AAcross 116: "___-A-Lympics" (old TV cartoon series)LAFF
AAcross 118: Bullies
AAcross 119: Career of the parent who typed up the Career Day schedule?NOVELWRITER
AAcross 125: Conclusion for many believers?
AAcross 126: Bay, for one
AAcross 127: Sideways upONEND
AAcross 128: Of interest to ornithologists
AAcross 129: Grazing ground
AAcross 130: Dump and road endingsSTERS
AAcross 131: "Midnight Cowboy" nicknameRATSO
AAcross 132: College classes
DDown 1: Iota
DDown 2: Larter of "Heroes"
DDown 3: Amp plug-in
DDown 4: Honeyed pastry
DDown 5: Start of a plan
DDown 6: Old salt
DDown 6: Old salt
DDown 7: Bouillon cube ingredient, usually
DDown 8: Sugar suffix
DDown 9: Boy toys?
DDown 10: Shakes down
DDown 11: Untouched
DDown 12: The Thrilla in Manila, for one
DDown 13: Reforestation subj.ECOL
DDown 14: Garbage hauler
DDown 15: Emerald City visitorTOTO
DDown 16: "Hey, see what I got!"LOOKIE
DDown 17: Meager bowlfuls
DDown 18: Club that began as the Colt .45sASTROS
DDown 24: BlushesTURNSRED
DDown 26: Over-the-wall wallops: Abbr.HRS
DDown 29: Glazed fabric
DDown 30: It debuted on "E Day"EDSEL
DDown 31: Fountain in front of the Palazzo PoliTREVI
DDown 32: Large body in Washington, D.C.
DDown 34: Appendage
DDown 35: 16 oz.ONELB
DDown 39: Where Key's bombs burstINAIR
DDown 40: Reader of signs
DDown 41: Wagon puller, often
DDown 42: It's often played on Sunday
DDown 43: Madrid's ___ Sofía Art CenterREINA
DDown 48: Library section
DDown 51: FromASOF
DDown 53: SecondsAGREESWITH
DDown 54: Many a bar mitzvah attendee
DDown 55: First, in Frankfurt
DDown 59: Prefix with -tectARCHI
DDown 60: Goal-oriented org.NHL
DDown 61: Middle grade
DDown 62: Impair
DDown 64: San ___, Lone Star State cityANTONE
DDown 65: Slight fight
DDown 68: Leads (by)ISUP
DDown 69: Hall-of-Famer SandbergRYNE
DDown 71: A little over half a century in old Rome
DDown 72: "Help!" keyESC
DDown 73: Unit of contraband
DDown 76: Equip with weapons, old-style
DDown 77: Mell Lazarus comic strip
DDown 80: Hand-held cutter
DDown 81: Functional
DDown 83: Cause of quailing
DDown 84: Comparable (to)
DDown 85: Break in a building's facade
DDown 88: World capital once under French rule
DDown 89: Spectators
DDown 92: Beatty and Sparks
DDown 95: Pesky biter
DDown 96: Mounted on
DDown 97: Approval for Juan ValdezSISENOR
DDown 99: When Juliet says "O happy dagger!"ACTFIVE
DDown 100: Animal in an exercise wheel
DDown 101: Unwilling
DDown 102: City in Mount Rainier's shadow
DDown 104: Disgorges
DDown 105: "I can get by with that"ITLLDO
DDown 107: Parental imperative
DDown 112: Result of 26-Down, oftenRBIS
DDown 113: Lot "souvenir"
DDown 114: Leafy vegetable
DDown 115: Author JaffeRONA
DDown 117: Skirmish
DDown 120: One likely to have pet peeves?
DDown 121: Dash lengths
DDown 122: ___ Maria
DDown 123: Human body part with vestigial muscles
DDown 124: Hosp. V.I.P.'sRNS
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