New York Times Answers - Thursday, 4th November 2010 There are 40 across clues and 41 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 4th November 2010. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Office device appropriate for this puzzle?HOLEPUNCHAAcross 7: AwaitPENDAAcross 11: Rte. suggesterAAAAAcross 14: Setting for many a fairy taleCASTLEAAcross 15: Assistant played by Charles Bronson in "House of Wax"IGORAAcross 16: Drama set in Las VegasCSIAAcross 17: Command agreementAYESIRAAcross 18: "That's of little importance"NO MATTERAAcross 20: Out of service?: Abbr.RETAAcross 21: Road hazardsPOTHOLESAAcross 23: Fence builder's starting pointPOST HOLEAAcross 23: Fence builder's starting pointPOSTHOLEAAcross 24: Small doses may come in themDROPPERSAAcross 26: "Charlotte's Web" girlFERNAAcross 27: One half of an old comedy duoDESIAAcross 28: Like the Paris OperaORNATEAAcross 31: Airport needRADARAAcross 34: SubstitutePROXYAAcross 37: I.R.S. 1040 line itemIRAAAcross 38: They might give each French kissesAMISAAcross 39: Way to get around somethingLOOPHOLEAAcross 40: No longer interested inOVERAAcross 41: Undecided: Abbr.TBAAAcross 42: Album halfSIDEAAAcross 43: Space under a deskKNEEHOLEAAcross 44: End of a perfect Sunday drive?HOLE-IN-ONEAAcross 46: GrillQUIZAAcross 48: Impulse pathAXONAAcross 49: 33-Down's group, with "the"SUPREMESAAcross 53: Kitchen toolPARERAAcross 55: Physicist BohrNIELSAAcross 56: Jim Beam productRYEAAcross 57: Like some patchesIRONEDONAAcross 59: 1940s British P.M.ATTLEEAAcross 61: Times in classifiedsAMSAAcross 62: Game played on a world mapRISKAAcross 63: Quick outing for Tiger Woods ... or what this completed puzzle containsNINEHOLESAAcross 64: Violin cutoutsFHOLESAAcross 65: What a peeper uses to peepSPYHOLEAAcross 66: Can't standDETESTDDown 1: Game item usually seen upside-downHOLE CARDDDown 2: Check writerPAYERDDown 3: Is of ___ (helps)USETODDown 4: Some Windows systemsNTSDDown 5: The Cutty Sark, for oneCLIPPERDDown 6: Lifesavers, sayHEROESDDown 7: Features of homemade camerasPINHOLESDDown 8: Big ones can impede progressEGOSDDown 9: Montréal or QuébecNOMDDown 10: Window dressingDRAPERYDDown 11: Feigns ignoranceACTSNAIVEDDown 12: Play ___ (perform some songs)ASETDDown 13: Seal's opening?AIR HOLEDDown 13: Seal's opening?AIRHOLEDDown 19: ConflictedTORNDDown 22: Photography aidTRIPODDDown 25: Portable info-storing devicesPDASDDown 26: Below-ground sanctuaryFOX HOLEDDown 26: Below-ground sanctuaryFOXHOLEDDown 29: Almond or pecanTREEDDown 30: Batting helmet featureEAR HOLEDDown 31: Filthy placeRATHOLEDDown 32: Prefix with valentAMBIDDown 33: See 49-AcrossDIANAROSSDDown 35: Pre-schoolers?ROEDDown 36: Light-blockingOPAQUEDDown 39: Part of a home security system?LIENDDown 40: French elevenONZEDDown 42: Ones who sleep soundly?SNORERSDDown 43: Alley behind a bar on TV?KIRSTIEDDown 45: They're drafted for serviceOXENDDown 47: Higher groundUPLANDDDown 49: Topographical feature formed by underground erosionSINKHOLEDDown 50: 1957 hit for the BobbettesMRLEEDDown 51: Parts of masksEYEHOLESDDown 52: "Thou ___ I have more flesh than another man": FalstaffSEESTDDown 53: Role for which Marion Cotillard won a 2007 Best Actress OscarPIAFDDown 54: Vest featureARMHOLEDDown 55: Like a quidnuncNOSYDDown 58: Feature of many a ballroom danceDIPDDown 60: "We Know Drama" channelTNT