New York Times Answers - Sunday, 16th November 2014 There are 70 across clues and 71 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 16th November 2014. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Charged thingsIONSAAcross 5: Actress Normand of the silentsMABELAAcross 10: Like some textbook publishersELHIAAcross 14: Wee bitDROPAAcross 18: Instruments with flared bellsOBOESAAcross 20: Perfume with an accent in its nameESTEEAAcross 21: Locker room userTEAMAAcross 22: Motorola smartphoneRAZRAAcross 23: Oscar winner who would make a lousy anesthesiologist?WILLIAMHURTAAcross 25: SpotlightEMPHASIZEAAcross 27: Who's there?ATTENDEESAAcross 28: Glove box itemSCRAPERAAcross 30: N.F.L. rarityTIEAAcross 31: It's faster than the blink of an eye: Abbr.NSECAAcross 32: Scrubs wearers, for shortRNSAAcross 33: Punk rocker who would make a lousy grocer?JOHNNYROTTENAAcross 35: Milk dispenserTEATAAcross 37: Bieber Fever, e.g.MANIAAAcross 38: Piano-playing cat, onceMEMEAAcross 39: Horror author who would make a lousy firefighter?BRAM STOKERAAcross 43: Fr. titleMLLEAAcross 45: ColdALGIDAAcross 49: Red Baron, e.g.AIRACEAAcross 50: Pitcher of milk?ELSIEAAcross 52: "That feels goo-oo-ood"AAHAAcross 54: Cosmetician ___ LaszloERNOAAcross 55: La Scala segmentSCENAAAcross 56: InclinedAPTAAcross 57: Action star who would make a lousy free-range farmer?NICOLASCAGEAAcross 60: Singers do itSEWAAcross 61: Historian's interestPASTAAcross 63: SmoothsSANDSAAcross 64: Scholarship nameRHODESAAcross 65: "The Hunger Games" and othersEPICSAAcross 67: Theme park with a spherical landmarkEPCOTAAcross 68: Defeat decisivelySTOMPAAcross 69: FieryARDENTAAcross 71: Jones of the original StonesBRIANAAcross 72: Contest winner's feelingGLEEAAcross 73: ConsumedHADAAcross 76: Bygone comic who would make a lousy baker?GEORGE BURNSAAcross 78: Work atPLYAAcross 79: Byzantine emperor known as "The Philosopher"LEOVIAAcross 81: Like dollhouse furnitureTINYAAcross 82: French noblemanDUCAAcross 83: Early eight-bit computer makerATARIAAcross 85: Tom ___, big role in "The Purple Rose of Cairo"BAXTERAAcross 86: Blades that sound like an allergic reactionSNEESAAcross 88: ElapseGO BYAAcross 88: ElapseGOBYAAcross 90: Cabaret pianist who would make a lousy electrician?BOBBYSHORTAAcross 92: The gamutATOZAAcross 94: Dog-___EAREDAAcross 96: Where to learn to draw?ARTIAAcross 97: Lawyer who would make a lousy anti-Communist leader?GLORIAALLREDAAcross 101: Electronic music's Daft Punk, e.g.DUOAAcross 102: Junior's challenge, for shortPSATAAcross 106: Org. replaced by the N.R.C.AECAAcross 107: ElaborateEXPOUNDAAcross 108: Set side by sideJUXTAPOSEAAcross 110: More than plumpFATASAPIGAAcross 112: Singer who would make a lousy mohel?STEVIENICKSAAcross 114: German titleFRAUAAcross 115: Michael of "Arrested Development"CERAAAcross 116: BotherEAT ATAAcross 117: FeintsDEKESAAcross 118: ___ of the earthENDSAAcross 119: Helmeted godARESAAcross 120: Window's counterpartAISLEAAcross 121: Word before or after limeSODADDown 1: John Wayne or Johnny Carson, by birthIOWANDDown 2: Newspaper dept.OBITSDDown 3: "Cape Fear" co-starNOLTEDDown 4: New England town officialSELECTMANDDown 5: Class ring, e.g.MEMENTODDown 6: Parliaments produce themASHESDDown 7: Air-conditioner fig.BTUSDDown 8: Always, in verseE'ERDDown 9: RevealsLETSONDDown 10: God, with "the"ETERNALDDown 11: Genève's lakeLEMANDDown 12: Toy holderHAPPYMEALDDown 13: "Present"IMHEREDDown 14: Residents, eventually: Abbr.DRSDDown 15: Bonnie who sang "Nick of Time"RAITTDDown 16: 15-time All-Star shortstop SmithOZZIEDDown 17: PrimpPREENDDown 19: Trig functionSINDDown 24: Cost for some plugsADRATEDDown 26: Drifter outside a coffee shop?AROMADDown 29: Add one's two cents aboutCHIMEINONDDown 33: ShocksJARSDDown 34: Sprint, e.g.TELECOMDDown 36: Con's planESCAPINGDDown 37: Short-order sandwichMELTDDown 39: Deepest partBASSDDown 40: See 44-DownRICEDDown 41: "Can I leave now?"AREWEDONEDDown 42: PossessedKEPTDDown 44: Big producer of 40-DownLAOSDDown 46: Yearbook featureGRADPHOTODDown 47: "Picnic" playwrightINGEDDown 48: "That ___ it!"DOESDDown 51: Immobilized, as one's armINACASTDDown 53: Twain contemporaryHARTEDDown 56: JerkASSDDown 58: Summer setting in the Midwest: Abbr.CDTDDown 59: Cobbler's aidSHOELASTDDown 62: Wasn't reallyACTEDDDown 63: FabulizeSPINAYARNDDown 66: AnnuallyPER YEARDDown 67: Fumble, sayERRDDown 68: Like some grinsSLYDDown 69: Many authors have them: Abbr.AGTSDDown 70: Horse halterREINDDown 71: Osso ___BUCODDown 72: SupersmoothGLIBDDown 74: AsseverateAVERDDown 75: GossipDIRTDDown 77: Barbecue fryer?BUGZAPPERDDown 78: Elbow, maybePRODDDown 80: Many boomers, nowEXHIPPIESDDown 84: Still snoozing, sayABEDDDown 85: One way to learnBYROTEDDown 87: Farm homesSTIESDDown 89: Caviar sourcesBELUGASDDown 91: Main source of aluminumBAUXITEDDown 93: Neighbor of ChiapasOAXACADDown 95: Modern name of Mare MeccaRED SEADDown 97: Campaign setbackGAFFEDDown 98: GraspLEARNDDown 99: The planets, nowOCTADDDown 100: Subject of many a Turner landscapeLOIREDDown 101: Golfer DavidDUVALDDown 103: TerrifSOCKODDown 104: PosedASKEDDDown 105: "The Gondoliers" girlTESSADDown 108: Things aircraft carriers carryJETSDDown 109: WithANDDDown 111: Alpine land: Abbr.AUSDDown 113: ___ chiTAI