New York Times Answers - Thursday, 10th November 2011 There are 34 across clues and 43 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 10th November 2011. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Snowmen and snowwomen?INUITAAcross 6: Analogy wordsISTOAAcross 10: Fraternity charactersPSISAAcross 14: Word akin to "-ish"KINDAAAcross 15: "Absolut nicht!"NEINAAcross 16: River to the Arctic OceanLENAAAcross 17: Get an A, sayEXCELAAcross 18: Vulnerable partsWEAKLINKSAAcross 20: lagoLAKEINSPANISHAAcross 22: Half of a 1955 merger, for shortCIOAAcross 24: "Alea iacta ___": Julius CaesarESTAAcross 25: Poet ElinorWYLIEAAcross 26: lonACTORCHANEYAAcross 31: Wind upENDAAcross 32: "If I were king of the forest ..." singerLAHRAAcross 33: Gave pills, e.g.DOSEDAAcross 35: lams, sayFLEESFROMPRISONAAcross 42: It might hold you backSTRAPAAcross 43: "Such is life"AHMEAAcross 44: Med. unitTSPAAcross 47: lamb's placePASTURE LANDAAcross 47: lamb's placePASTURELANDAAcross 51: "In bad company," per Ambrose BierceALONEAAcross 53: BoxcarSIXAAcross 54: Ones getting base payGISAAcross 55: Feature replaced in four clues in this puzzleCAPITAL LETTERAAcross 60: Locale for some divingOYSTER BEDAAcross 61: TouchesABUTSAAcross 64: "My Life" autobiographer, 1975MEIRAAcross 65: ClipGAITAAcross 66: TroubleNAGATAAcross 67: The Ponte Vecchio spans itARNOAAcross 68: ApproximatelyOR SOAAcross 69: Cicely of "Roots"TYSONDDown 1: Dollar coin figure before Susan B. Anthony, familiarlyIKEDDown 2: "Ain't gonna happen!"NIXDDown 3: StripUNCLOTHEDDown 4: Dome light?IDEADDown 5: One may be smoothTALKERDDown 6: A part of, as a gangINWITHDDown 7: ComprehendedSEENDDown 8: Mexican kinTIASDDown 9: Cleaning a mess in a mess, maybeONKPDDown 10: Roman writer who originated the phrase "with a grain of salt"PLINYDDown 11: Beyond reason?SENILEDDown 12: Fills, as black squaresINKSINDDown 13: Like many windowsSASHEDDDown 19: "Compromise is the best and cheapest ___" (saying attributed to Robert Louis Stevenson)LAWYERDDown 21: PC keyESCDDown 22: Roping targetCALFDDown 23: Myth endingICALDDown 27: Things picked out of the earthORESDDown 28: Take inADOPTDDown 29: Passeport infoNOMDDown 30: Picking up things?E.S.P.DDown 30: Picking up things?ESPDDown 34: CallDIALDDown 36: Spring break locale, casuallySTPETEDDown 37: Order memberFRADDown 38: They may do write-ups, for shortRASDDown 39: Hard-to-clean floor coversSHAGRUGSDDown 40: Big name in luxury hotelsOMNIDDown 41: "___ Declassified School Survival Guide"NEDSDDown 44: City on Commencement BayTACOMADDown 45: AssassinSLAYERDDown 46: Comes calling unexpectedlyPOPSINDDown 48: Experienced withUSED TODDown 49: Gradually slowing, in mus.RIT.DDown 49: Gradually slowing, in mus.RITDDown 50: Still aroundEXTANTDDown 52: "Explosive" roller coaster at Six Flags Great AdventureNITRODDown 56: Mythical ship with a speaking oak beamARGODDown 57: Angle ironLBARDDown 58: Hawaiian handoutsLEISDDown 59: Where Al Yankovic bought a "Dukes of Hazzard" ashtray, in songEBAYDDown 62: "The way"TAODDown 63: Depot: Abbr.STN