New York Times Answers - Sunday, 4th November 2012 There are 72 across clues and 70 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 4th November 2012. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: One to take a complaint to: Abbr.MGRAAcross 4: It can get the blood flowingSTENTAAcross 9: Like calves at a rodeoLASSOEDAAcross 16: Crush, e.g.POPAAcross 19: Some soft wordsCOOAAcross 20: Lost deliberatelyTHREWAAcross 21: Wave receiverANTENNAAAcross 22: Card game with stakesLOOAAcross 23: Subject of three Oliver Stone films, informallyNAMAAcross 24: Fixed-term agreementLEASEAAcross 25: Marseille mothers who are not goddesses?MEREMORTALSAAcross 27: Half-court game?ALAIAAcross 29: SailingAT SEAAAcross 31: Barber's challengeMANEAAcross 32: Hawaiian coffeesKONASAAcross 33: Back-to-school purchaseBINDERAAcross 35: SenseINTUITAAcross 37: Hot ___TAMALEAAcross 38: "Easy"BEGENTLEAAcross 40: Working on one's biceps and triceps in Toulon?TRAININGBRASAAcross 43: On the up and upLEG ITAAcross 43: On the up and upLEGITAAcross 44: Soldier under Braxton Bragg, for shortREBAAcross 45: Female suffixENNEAAcross 46: Org. with badgesBSAAAcross 48: Country whose name means "he that strives with God"ISRAELAAcross 50: [That's awful!]BARFAAcross 52: Quality that produces tasteSAPORAAcross 57: Stinging insectREDANTAAcross 59: Cowardly end in Cannes?YELLOWFINAAcross 62: Innocent oneBABEAAcross 63: Issue (from)ARISEAAcross 64: Tiara componentGEMAAcross 65: It may contain traces of leadERASERAAcross 66: Tony winner SchreiberLIEVAAcross 67: Less refinedCRASSERAAcross 69: Like an infant's fingers, typicallyPUDGYAAcross 71: Matisse masterpieceLADANSEAAcross 73: Actress BosworthKATEAAcross 74: Pathetic groupSADLOTAAcross 76: The limbo, onceFADAAcross 78: Turkey's third-largest cityIZMIRAAcross 79: John Maynard Keynes's alma materETONAAcross 80: Bordeaux bear cub?ONEOFOURSAAcross 82: Indians' shoesCLEATSAAcross 83: "Phooey!"NERTSAAcross 85: Fiji competitorNAYAAAcross 86: Cosa ___NOSTRAAAcross 88: Nevada countyNYEAAcross 89: Spy, at timesTAILAAcross 91: With 98-Down, "Mad Money" hostJIMAAcross 92: First capital of AlaskaSITKAAAcross 94: Online feline in Lyon?INTERNETCHATAAcross 100: Who said "I owe the public nothing"J. 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MORGANAAcross 103: Dead ringers?NOOSESAAcross 104: ___ InnRAMADAAAcross 106: Home of Gannon Univ.ERIEPAAAcross 107: Short-tailed weaselSTOATAAcross 108: Crib side partSLATAAcross 110: First college frat to charter a chapter in all 50 statesSIGEPAAcross 112: Environmental portmanteauSMOGAAcross 113: Nine to five, generally, in Grenoble?OFFICETEMPSAAcross 116: Certain work of subway artMURALAAcross 118: Word with salad or rollEGGAAcross 119: Mauna ___ ObservatoryLOAAAcross 120: Surround with shrubberyHEDGE INAAcross 121: Rocks for Jocks, most likelyEASYAAAcross 122: Eleanor Roosevelt ___ RooseveltNEEAAcross 123: Take a wrong turnERRAAcross 124: "What's it gonna be?"YESORNOAAcross 125: What to wearDRESSAAcross 126: Healy who created the Three StoogesTEDDDown 1: QB DonovanMCNABBDDown 2: Net guardGOALIEDDown 3: Prizefighter in a Parisian novel?ROMANGLADIATORDDown 4: The Rams, on sports tickersSTLDDown 5: Expert at brewing oolong in Orléans?THEARTISTDDown 6: Q.E.D. partERATDDown 7: Mysterious Scottish figure, informallyNESSIEDDown 8: Many an "iCarly" fan'TWEENDDown 8: Many an "iCarly" fanTWEENDDown 9: Hasty flightLAMDDown 10: WeaknessANEMIADDown 11: Layers of cloudsSTRATIDDown 12: On TV, saySEENDDown 13: "Got a Hold ___" (1984 top 10 hit)ONMEDDown 14: "Lux" composer BrianENODDown 15: Lost time?DARK AGESDDown 16: Two-dimensionalPLANARDDown 17: "De-e-eluxe!"OOLALADDown 18: EntouragesPOSSESDDown 26: Indiana Jones venueTOMBDDown 28: ___ fixeIDEEDDown 30: Comic DaveATTELLDDown 34: Ramjets, e.g.ENGINESDDown 36: Populous areaURBDDown 37: Country music channelTNNDDown 39: Paper size: Abbr.LTRDDown 41: Some foam toysNERFSDDown 42: Area close to homeINFIELDDDown 44: Put on the job againREEMPLOYDDown 46: Large fernBRACKENDDown 47: ToothedSERRATEDDown 49: 58-Down 29-AcrossAYEDDown 50: "Star Trek" villainsBORGDDown 51: Not present atAWAYFROMDDown 53: FlamingABLAZEDDown 54: Overseeing of a Bayonne bakery?PAINMANAGEMENTDDown 55: Issue for Michelle ObamaOBESITYDDown 56: R in a carREVERSEDDown 58: Go-aheadASSENTDDown 60: Showed, as a seatLEDTODDown 61: Org. for big shots?NRADDown 64: Family nicknameGRANNIEDDown 68: That, to TomásESODDown 70: Tucson school, brieflyUOFADDown 72: Eye surgeon's instrumentDILATORDDown 75: Was concerned (with)DEALTDDown 77: CretinASSDDown 81: QB legend nicknamed "the Golden Arm"UNITASDDown 82: French-speaking country where illegal activity runs rampant?CRIMEPAYSDDown 84: ElasticSTRETCHYDDown 87: It's more than a pinch: Abbr.TSPDDown 90: Interview seg.ANSDDown 91: What a photocopier light may indicateJAMDDown 93: "American Idol" winner AllenKRISDDown 94: Relief for plantar fasciitisINSOLEDDown 95: AgainstNOTFORDDown 96: Outside of walking distance, sayTOOFARDDown 97: Actor MoralesESAIDDown 98: See 91-AcrossCRAMERDDown 99: Millinery itemHATPINDDown 100: Operating system between Puma and PantherJAGUARDDown 101: Most distant pointAPOGEEDDown 102: Rode hardNAGGEDDDown 105: Nickel-and-___DIMEDDDown 108: E.P.A. issuances: Abbr.STDSDDown 109: Kind of brickLEGODDown 111: The language GàidhligERSEDDown 114: Shoe widthEEEDDown 115: ___-Seal (leather protector)SNODDown 117: ___ Palmas, SpainLAS