New York Times Answers - Wednesday, 5th November 2014 There are 32 across clues and 46 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 5th November 2014. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: React to a haymakerREELAAcross 5: "Song of the South" appellationBRERAAcross 9: Pair on a yawlMASTSAAcross 14: Take the edge offALLEVIATEAAcross 16: Many a GreenlanderINUITAAcross 17: 1964 hit for Manfred MannDOWAHDIDDYDIDDYAAcross 19: Is the first actOPENSAAcross 20: Perpendicular to vert.HORAAcross 21: It sells, it's saidSEXAAcross 22: Home in the sticks?NESTAAcross 23: Viagra rivalCIALISAAcross 26: 1968 song from the Beatles' "White Album"OBLADIOBLADAAAcross 32: ID thief's targetSSNAAcross 35: Flick with a duel, maybeOATERAAcross 36: Small wonder?ATOMAAcross 37: 1965 hit for the Dixie CupsIKOIKOAAcross 39: 1954 hit for the ChordsSHBOOMAAcross 41: What snobs put onAIRSAAcross 42: Place for high living?AERIEAAcross 45: Golf club V.I.P.PROAAcross 46: 1994 hit for the Crash Test DummiesMMMMMMMMMMMMAAcross 50: Introduce to the mixSTIRINAAcross 51: Like a legal depositionORALAAcross 55: "They're ___ Delicious!" (Alpha-Bits slogan)ABCAAcross 58: Ex-president Tyler sided with it: Abbr.CSAAAcross 59: SuperPRIMOAAcross 60: 1973 song by the Rolling Stones subtitled "Heartbreaker"DOODOODOODOODOOAAcross 65: "Beats me"DUNNOAAcross 66: Hollywood's Hollywood and Vine do itINTERSECTAAcross 67: Dish sometimes served au poivreSTEAKAAcross 68: Swimmer Kristin ___, the first woman to win six gold medals at a single OlympicsOTTOAAcross 69: Amor's counterpartEROSDDown 1: Cause of some poisoningRADONDDown 2: Pursue "I do's" when the parents say "don't"?ELOPEDDown 3: Cary who played Robin HoodELWESDDown 4: Makeshift shelterLEAN-TODDown 5: eBay actionBIDDDown 6: Bollywood star Aishwarya ___RAIDDown 7: Flight board abbr.ETDDDown 8: Feature of one nicknamed "Ginger"REDHAIRDDown 9: Leaf's central veinMIDRIBDDown 10: Singer DiFrancoANIDDown 11: Beer, slangilySUDSDDown 12: Sand castle's undoingTIDEDDown 13: River ferried by CharonSTYXDDown 15: Pre-DVD formatVHSDDown 18: Modern acronym meaning "carpe diem"YOLODDown 23: "Cool" guyCATDDown 24: Chemical suffixIDEDDown 25: Hearty sliceSLABDDown 27: ___ choy (Chinese cabbage)BOKDDown 28: Vientiane nativeLAODDown 29: SurmountingATOPDDown 30: Symbol of opportunityDOORDDown 31: Armory supply, informallyAMMODDown 32: Pre-1939 atlas nameSIAMDDown 33: Milk optionSKIMDDown 34: StandardNORMDDown 38: IdeologiesISMSDDown 39: Alastair of "A Christmas Carol"SIMDDown 40: Tailor's edgeHEMDDown 42: Medium for much political talkAMRADIODDown 43: U.K. record labelEMIDDown 44: Watergate inits.RMNDDown 47: Highest peak in N.Z.MTCOOKDDown 48: Soup served at a sushi barMISODDown 49: Down in the dumpsMOROSEDDown 52: Equestrian, e.g.RIDERDDown 53: BP merger partner of 1998AMOCODDown 54: PillagesLOOTSDDown 55: Introduces to the mixADDSDDown 56: Ring eventBOUTDDown 57: Baskin-Robbins orderCONEDDown 59: ___ favor (Spanish "please")PORDDown 61: "CSI" test subjectDNADDown 62: It borders four Great Lakes: Abbr.ONTDDown 63: Mel with 511 homersOTTDDown 64: To God, in hymnsDEO