New York Times Answers - Sunday, 11th November 2012

There are 75 across clues and 66 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 11th November 2012. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Coll. student's declaration	MAJ
AAcross 4:	Must	HASTO
AAcross 9:	Three-stripers: Abbr.	SGTS
AAcross 13:	Cut line
AAcross 17:	Big score, maybe
AAcross 19:	Leisure suit fabric
AAcross 20:	Carved Polynesian talisman
AAcross 21:	Shoe brand
AAcross 22:	"It ___ right"	AINT
AAcross 23:	Pipe-fitting and others
AAcross 25:	Lie-abed	LATERISER
AAcross 27:	Not hoof it, maybe	TAKEACAB
AAcross 29:	"Too Late the Phalarope" novelist
AAcross 31:	He wrote "Words are loaded pistols"
AAcross 32:	Subject to double jeopardy, say
AAcross 33:	Animal in una casa	GATO
AAcross 34:	"___ You" (#1 Rolling Stones album)
AAcross 36:	Verdi opera	OTELLO
AAcross 38:	Informal greeting	HIGUY
AAcross 39:	H.S. support groups	PTAS
AAcross 40:	'70s TV production co.	MTM
AAcross 43:	"Dirty Jobs" host Mike	ROWE
AAcross 44:	Candy man Russell
AAcross 46:	Asian holidays
AAcross 47:	Actress Garr	TERI
AAcross 48:	Tusked animal
AAcross 49:	Periodic function
AAcross 50:	Villainous "Star Wars" title	DARTH
AAcross 52:	"Quo ___?"	VADIS
AAcross 53:	Bargain basement markings	IRRS
AAcross 54:	Casino machine
AAcross 55:	Narrowly, after "by"	ANOSE
AAcross 56:	Sonneteer's Muse
AAcross 57:	Tiny amount
AAcross 58:	Subject explored in "The Crying Game"
AAcross 60:	Little garden guardians
AAcross 61:	Draft raisers
AAcross 62:	___ lark	ONA
AAcross 63:	Jamboree attendee
AAcross 65:	Bored employee's quest	NEWJOB
AAcross 68:	Target for many a political ad	SWINGVOTE
AAcross 70:	Some execs	VPS
AAcross 73:	One of Dumas's Musketeers
AAcross 74:	2010 and 2011 L.P.G.A. Tour Player of the Year Yani ___	TSENG
AAcross 76:	San ___ (Italian seaport)	REMO
AAcross 77:	Auditioner's hope
AAcross 78:	Burns black
AAcross 79:	Abrasive
AAcross 80:	Neutrogena competitor	OLAY
AAcross 81:	Cartridges, e.g.
AAcross 82:	Part of AARP: Abbr.	RETD
AAcross 83:	Spouse's sleeping place after a fight, maybe
AAcross 84:	"Really?"	THATSO
AAcross 86:	Wrangle
AAcross 87:	Some Chi-town transportation
AAcross 88:	Sizable garden
AAcross 89:	Silas of the Continental Congress	DEANE
AAcross 90:	Bearish
AAcross 92:	Like draft e-mails
AAcross 94:	Stock market figs.	AVGS
AAcross 95:	Announcer of yore
AAcross 96:	Doubled over, maybe	INPAIN
AAcross 98:	"Capeesh?"	YADIG
AAcross 100:	Kahlúa and cream over ice
AAcross 103:	Place that sells shells?	TACOSTAND
AAcross 105:	Like about 7% of the U.S. electorate
AAcross 107:	Bingo call	BTEN
AAcross 108:	Split bit
AAcross 109:	Writer Wiesel	ELIE
AAcross 110:	Title gunfighter of a 1964 #1 hit	RINGO
AAcross 111:	Southern pronoun	YALL
AAcross 112:	Battle of ___, 1796 Napoleon victory	LODI
AAcross 113:	Guacamole and salsa
AAcross 114:	Name on a college dorm, perhaps
AAcross 115:	"Gee!"
DDown 1:	Defense against a siege
DDown 2:	Pacific capital
DDown 3:	Cash for trash?	JUNKREWARD
DDown 4:	Angry slight?	HOTCROSSSNUB
DDown 5:	Assortment
DDown 6:	Sidewalk square, e.g.
DDown 7:	The fox in Disney's "The Fox and the Hound"
DDown 8:	Suggested résumé length	ONEPAGE
DDown 9:	Battle of Normandy site	STLO
DDown 10:	Great Danes, e.g.?	GIANTPETS
DDown 11:	Sta. purchase	TKT
DDown 12:	Times out in Mexico?
DDown 13:	Politico Agnew	SPIRO
DDown 14:	One-of-a-kind Dutch cheese?	CUSTOMEDAM
DDown 15:	Part of AARP: Abbr.	AMER
DDown 16:	Like a four-leaf clover
DDown 18:	Super Bowl XLIII champs	STEELERS
DDown 24:	Demon's weekend plans?	SATURDAYNIGHTEVIL
DDown 26:	"Curses!"
DDown 28:	Canaries locale: Abbr.	ATL
DDown 30:	Cracker Jack box bonus
DDown 33:	Hand	GIVETO
DDown 35:	"___ Ballet" ("A Chorus Line" song)	ATTHE
DDown 36:	Revolutionary path
DDown 37:	Irish lullaby opener	TOORA
DDown 38:	Kind of class
DDown 41:	Shopworn
DDown 42:	Sushi bar bowlfuls
DDown 45:	Piñata part
DDown 46:	Ancient siege site
DDown 47:	Gypsy's aid
DDown 51:	United Nations chief from Ghana	ANNAN
DDown 52:	Concert hall, e.g.
DDown 58:	Throw for ___	ALOSS
DDown 59:	Ball coverings?
DDown 60:	Catherine's demand of Heathcliff in "Wuthering Heights"?	GOTOYOURMOOR
DDown 61:	Glacier site, maybe
DDown 63:	Sleek and graceful
DDown 64:	Head cases?
DDown 65:	Mosaic material
DDown 66:	Lucy's TV pal	ETHEL
DDown 67:	"How's it going, fish?"?	WHATSUPCOD
DDown 68:	Vital fluids
DDown 69:	Haunted house sounds
DDown 70:	Dracula's bar bill?	VAMPIRETAB
DDown 71:	Hired spinmeister
DDown 72:	Stash
DDown 74:	Briar part
DDown 75:	Celebratory swig after a football two-pointer?	SAFETYNIP
DDown 77:	Random witness
DDown 77:	Random witness
DDown 83:	Odoriferous
DDown 85:	Drawn
DDown 88:	Caveat to a buyer	ASIS
DDown 89:	Ward, to Beaver
DDown 91:	Josh
DDown 93:	One of the Judds
DDown 95:	Michael Crichton novel about diamond-hunting
DDown 96:	Right-leaning type: Abbr.	ITAL
DDown 97:	Peacekeeping grp.
DDown 99:	Fruity drinks	ADES
DDown 100:	___ Fein (Irish group)	SINN
DDown 101:	Move, in Realtor lingo	RELO
DDown 102:	Just
DDown 104:	"Lawrence of Arabia" role
DDown 106:	Spanish uncle	TIO