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New York Times Answers - Sunday, 4th December 2011

There are 65 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 4th December 2011. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Secretaries, e.g.
AAcross 6: Modern record holder?
AAcross 10: Bucks
AAcross 15: Take ___ (doze)ANAP
AAcross 19: Dow Jones industrial with the N.Y.S.E. symbol "AA"ALCOA
AAcross 20: Cataract site
AAcross 21: "The Ten Commandments" role
AAcross 22: ___ contendere (court plea)
AAcross 23: Anaïs Nin, e.g.?DIARYQUEEN
AAcross 25: Seizure at Sing Sing?PRISONGRAB
AAcross 27: Title girl in a 1979 Fleetwood Mac hitSARA
AAcross 28: Reverse
AAcross 29: Cause for a kid's grounding
AAcross 30: Heavenly: PrefixURANO
AAcross 31: Tech marvel of the 1940s
AAcross 33: "Adam-12" call, brieflyAPB
AAcross 34: PioneeringEARLYDAY
AAcross 37: Rice may be served in it
AAcross 39: Heavenly voice of conscience?INTERNALANGEL
AAcross 43: Figure in Raphael's "School of Athens"
AAcross 45: Going to hell
AAcross 46: Verbally attack, with "at"
AAcross 51: Old switch attachment?EROO
AAcross 52: Wrong
AAcross 54: Due
AAcross 56: House of ___ (European dynasty)ESTE
AAcross 57: Sailors' spars
AAcross 59: Specialty of a couples therapist?MARITALARTS
AAcross 62: "___ see it my way" (Beatles lyric)TRYTO
AAcross 63: Razzed
AAcross 64: Adams and FalcoEDIES
AAcross 65: Israel's DayanMOSHE
AAcross 68: Dear
AAcross 71: Capital and largest city of Ghana
AAcross 72: Gathering of spies
AAcross 73: Fjord, e.g.
AAcross 74: Very good, in slang
AAcross 76: Courtroom jacket?TRIALBLAZER
AAcross 79: Work in a chamber, say
AAcross 83: Scrutinizer
AAcross 84: Prone to acne, say
AAcross 85: Food item prized in French cuisine
AAcross 86: De Matteo of "Desperate Housewives"DREA
AAcross 87: Put right
AAcross 89: "Yeah, r-i-i-ight!"MYFOOT
AAcross 92: Hypnotist Franz
AAcross 94: Circus performer in makeup?ROUGEELEPHANT
AAcross 97: Fashion inits.YSL
AAcross 98: Starts, as a big mealDIGSINTO
AAcross 102: Business partner, often
AAcross 103: Reciprocal function in trig
AAcross 105: Very sore
AAcross 106: Island hopper?
AAcross 108: No voter
AAcross 110: Herr's her
AAcross 113: Storyteller for Satan?DEVILSLIAR
AAcross 116: Improvement of a Standardbred's gait?TROTREFORM
AAcross 118: "The ___ lama, he's a priest": NashONEL
AAcross 119: Biology lab stain
AAcross 120: Dense
AAcross 121: Rend
AAcross 122: Moolah
AAcross 123: Prefix with historyETHNO
AAcross 124: Gorilla skilled in sign languageKOKO
AAcross 125: Kicks back
DDown 1: Many Little League coaches
DDown 2: "Popular Fallacies" writer
DDown 3: One starting a stampede, maybe?SCAREDCOW
DDown 4: Much-read collection of verses
DDown 5: Suppose
DDown 6: Rub with ointment, as in a religious ceremony
DDown 7: Skewbald
DDown 8: Bread spread
DDown 9: Burrow, for some
DDown 10: Qualified
DDown 11: "___ and the Real Girl" (2007 movie)
DDown 12: Up
DDown 13: Criminal patterns, briefly
DDown 14: Hostess ___ BallsSNO
DDown 15: Up in arms
DDown 16: "WarGames" grp.NORAD
DDown 17: "The George & ___ Show" (old talk series)ALANA
DDown 18: Submarine
DDown 24: Dilemma
DDown 26: Sets to zero
DDown 29: Name sung over and over in a Monty Python skit
DDown 32: The last Pope Julius
DDown 33: Década divisionsANOS
DDown 35: Decorative tip on a lace
DDown 36: ___-thon (literary event)READA
DDown 37: English channel, familiarly, with "the"BEEB
DDown 38: Mark's replacement
DDown 40: Counterpart of advertising
DDown 41: Antarctica's ___ Ice Shelf
DDown 42: Votary
DDown 44: Became discouragedLOSTHEART
DDown 47: NyQuil targetsHEADCOLDS
DDown 48: "Hamlet" courtierOSRIC
DDown 49: Downright
DDown 50: Nickname for TheresaTESSA
DDown 53: "Leather," in baseball
DDown 55: Generous leewayWIDEBERTH
DDown 58: Onetime Procter & Gamble shampooPRELL
DDown 59: Churl
DDown 60: Be contiguous to
DDown 61: Pages (through)
DDown 63: Kind of force
DDown 65: Corner joint
DDown 66: How some sandwiches are madeONRYE
DDown 67: Wallowing sites
DDown 69: Cause of a breakdown
DDown 70: ___ of Venice
DDown 75: Movie genre
DDown 77: Element used for shielding nuclear reactors
DDown 78: Rank below capt.LIEUT
DDown 79: Möbius strip, e.g.
DDown 80: Troops' harvest?ARMYCROPS
DDown 81: Athletic supporters?
DDown 82: Title below marquis
DDown 85: Big name in faucetsMOEN
DDown 88: Balcony window
DDown 90: "What's it gonna be?"YESORNO
DDown 91: Whip
DDown 93: Some "Men in Black" characters, for shortETS
DDown 95: Card game akin to Authors
DDown 96: Time for the balcony scene in "Romeo and Juliet"ACTTWO
DDown 98: ManagedDIDOK
DDown 99: "The Faerie Queene" character
DDown 100: It may punctuate a court order
DDown 101: Fence straddler
DDown 104: Annual advertising awardEFFIE
DDown 107: It may come in buckets
DDown 108: First name at WoodstockARLO
DDown 109: Barnes & Noble electronic reader
DDown 111: Stuck in ___ARUT
DDown 112: Tag callers?
DDown 114: "Get it?"
DDown 115: Bunch
DDown 116: Reproachful cluck
DDown 117: Mess up
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