New York Times Answers - Sunday, 28th November 2010

There are 85 across clues and 87 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 28th November 2010. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Passes with flying colors	GETSANA
AAcross 8:	Home of Hells Gate State Park
AAcross 13:	A lot of an orchestra
AAcross 20:	Really, really want	ACHEFOR
AAcross 21:	Break off
AAcross 22:	"Are we not joking about that yet?"
AAcross 23:	Sounded sheepish?
AAcross 24:	Roulette bet	ALLONRED
AAcross 26:	How pets may fly	INCARGO
AAcross 27:	Came to realize
AAcross 28:	Avant-garde composer Brian	ENO
AAcross 29:	Quick flight
AAcross 30:	Something groundbreaking?
AAcross 31:	N.B.A.'er Smits, a k a the Dunkin' Dutchman	RIK
AAcross 32:	Amaze
AAcross 33:	Shed thing
AAcross 36:	Source of some rings
AAcross 38:	Felt in the gut
AAcross 41:	Richard Gere title role of 2000	DRT
AAcross 42:	Peach, e.g.	SOFTCOLOR
AAcross 45:	Onetime "S.N.L." regular Tina
AAcross 46:	Snack food with a Harvest Cheddar flavor	SUNCHIPS
AAcross 50:	"Butter knife" of golf
AAcross 51:	Deem	ASSESSAS
AAcross 56:	Austin-to-Waco dir.
AAcross 57:	Frozen, perhaps
AAcross 59:	Escapee from a witch in a Grimm tale	GRETEL
AAcross 61:	Swingers' grp.	PGA
AAcross 62:	It may be put down on a roll
AAcross 64:	Up for bidding	ONAUCTION
AAcross 68:	Strong aversion, colloquially
AAcross 70:	Kind of moment	KODAK
AAcross 71:	10 Downing St. figures
AAcross 73:	R.V. refuge org.
AAcross 74:	Reflux
AAcross 76:	Places for needles
AAcross 77:	Go by
AAcross 79:	Exactly right
AAcross 82:	Mythological triad
AAcross 83:	Porker's place
AAcross 84:	Creatures known to lick their own eyeballs
AAcross 86:	Itty-bitty
AAcross 88:	"Cómo es ___?" (Spanish "Why?")	ESO
AAcross 89:	Nuts about	BIGON
AAcross 90:	It guards the heart
AAcross 90:	It guards the heart
AAcross 94:	Kind of romance between actors
AAcross 96:	One of the Gandhis	RAJIV
AAcross 99:	___ Grand	MGM
AAcross 101:	Vegas opening?
AAcross 102:	___ Na Na
AAcross 104:	What might go for a dip?
AAcross 108:	Worked up
AAcross 110:	Big name in late-night	CONAN
AAcross 112:	"Don't try any more tricks!"	IMONTOYOU
AAcross 114:	Brooks or Blanc
AAcross 115:	When repeated, an old sitcom farewell	NANU
AAcross 116:	Cry of self-pride	YAYME
AAcross 117:	Beginning
AAcross 118:	Preceders of xis
AAcross 119:	Stretched figures
AAcross 121:	R&B funk trio with the 1990 hit "Feels Good"	TONYTONITONE
AAcross 124:	One using twisted humor
AAcross 126:	Is worth doing
AAcross 127:	Trattoria topper
AAcross 129:	Letter-shaped support
AAcross 131:	Provides service that can't be beat?
AAcross 132:	Stave (off)
AAcross 134:	Part of a sunbow
AAcross 136:	Shih ___ (dog)	TZU
AAcross 137:	Blue stuff
AAcross 139:	Bitter quarrels
AAcross 142:	Input
AAcross 144:	Beatles' last studio album	LETITBE
AAcross 148:	Annual Manhattan event (represented symbolically in this puzzle)	THETREELIGHTINGCEREMONY
AAcross 151:	Transmission repair franchise	AAMCO
AAcross 152:	Footnote abbr.	LOC
AAcross 153:	Zero
AAcross 154:	Christmas ___
AAcross 155:	Leader of the Silver Bullet Band	SEGER
AAcross 156:	Lillian of silents
AAcross 157:	Seek damages
AAcross 158:	Org. that infiltrated Nazi Germany	OSS
AAcross 159:	Rx amount: Abbr.	TSP
AAcross 160:	In thing
DDown 1:	Doesn't shut up
DDown 2:	Razzle-dazzle
DDown 3:	With 5-Down, when 148-Across traditionally takes place	THEWEDNESDAY
DDown 4:	Pirate's realm
DDown 5:	See 3-Down	AFTERTHANKSGIVING
DDown 6:	Ceaselessly
DDown 7:	Intense heat
DDown 8:	La Palma, e.g.	ISLA
DDown 9:	Canned foods giant	DELMONTE
DDown 10:	Cosmetics giant
DDown 11:	Title for Judge Judy	HERHONOR
DDown 12:	Cookie with creme
DDown 13:	Wakens
DDown 14:	Picker-upper
DDown 15:	Where 148-Across takes place	ROCKEFELLERCENTER
DDown 16:	"Yes, Virginia, there ___ Santa Claus"	ISA
DDown 17:	Traditional centerpiece of 148-Across
DDown 18:	"Diary of a Madman" author
DDown 19:	December fall
DDown 24:	Dinner in a can	ALPO
DDown 25:	"Whip It" band	DEVO
DDown 34:	Discus path
DDown 35:	Mount in myth
DDown 37:	Here, in Dijon	ICI
DDown 39:	"Deus ___" (1976 sci-fi novel)	IRAE
DDown 40:	Low-___
DDown 43:	Hardly a plain Jane
DDown 44:	Capital of Iceland?	LONGI
DDown 46:	Winds
DDown 47:	Detach, in a way
DDown 48:	Movie co. behind "Wordplay" and "My Big Fat Greek Wedding"
DDown 49:	Ready
DDown 52:	Blind guess
DDown 53:	French seasoning
DDown 54:	Texas A&M athletes
DDown 55:	Asserts something	SAYSSO
DDown 58:	Magnetic disruption in space	IONSTORM
DDown 60:	1960s girl group, with "the"	RONETTES
DDown 63:	Literary inits.	EAP
DDown 65:	It's picked in Maui
DDown 66:	Part of an ear
DDown 67:	Torque's symbol
DDown 69:	Gate projection, for short
DDown 72:	Man in the hood?
DDown 75:	One-named rock star	BONO
DDown 78:	Stream of consciousness, for short?
DDown 80:	Chu ___ (legendary Confucian sage)	HSI
DDown 81:	What it must do
DDown 82:	PX patrons
DDown 85:	Fraudster
DDown 87:	Frenchman's term of address	MONAMI
DDown 89:	Shtick
DDown 91:	Swell
DDown 92:	Echo producer
DDown 93:	"Right there with you"	ASAMI
DDown 95:	Chinese "way"
DDown 96:	Clean again, as a floor	REMOP
DDown 97:	Tiny creature
DDown 98:	Like St. Nick
DDown 100:	Overfills
DDown 103:	Firm newbie
DDown 105:	Sarcastic sort
DDown 106:	Take in, as guests
DDown 107:	Sends packing
DDown 109:	Bingeing	ONASPREE
DDown 110:	Award named for a Hall-of-Fame pitcher
DDown 111:	Blogger, e.g.
DDown 113:	Just below the boiling point	ONSIMMER
DDown 120:	Start for 148-Across?	ONSWITCH
DDown 122:	Not benched, as in hockey	ONTHEICE
DDown 123:	Not overspending	ONBUDGET
DDown 125:	Set to go off, say	ONATIMER
DDown 128:	Flops in lots	EDSELS
DDown 130:	Out
DDown 133:	Extra-large top?
DDown 135:	Start for -centric	ETHNO
DDown 136:	Essays
DDown 138:	Western tribe
DDown 139:	Kind of party
DDown 140:	Cuisine with pad see ew noodles
DDown 141:	Signs of dreaming
DDown 143:	Wide-lapel jackets	ETONS
DDown 145:	It was wrapped around the Forum
DDown 146:	Rare blood type, for short	BNEG
DDown 147:	Jane at Thornfield
DDown 149:	Funny Costello
DDown 150:	Walgreens rival	CVS