New York Times Answers - Friday, 28th November 2014 There are 39 across clues and 37 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 28th November 2014. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Gaping openingMAWAAcross 4: Tees offSTEAMSAAcross 10: Salon serviceSETAAcross 13: Hoo-hasADOSAAcross 15: "Easy Rider" rideHARLEYAAcross 16: Beginning to mature?PREAAcross 17: Christian symbol used during the CrusadesJERUSALEM CROSSAAcross 19: Coastal featureRIAAAcross 20: ExpertOLDPROAAcross 21: Bit of electric guitar playHOTLICKAAcross 23: Epoxy, e.g.RESINAAcross 24: Trading insider BoeskyIVANAAcross 26: Ages agoONCEAAcross 27: Results of refrigerator raidsNOSHESAAcross 29: FatheredBEGATAAcross 30: Prime or crime followerRATEAAcross 33: Small amount of liquorTOTAAcross 34: Many an informative tweetNEWSALERTAAcross 35: Wordsworth's "___: Intimations of Immortality"ODEAAcross 36: New England architectural styleCAPE CODAAcross 38: Best effortALLAAcross 39: Early Stephen King thrillerSALEMSLOTAAcross 41: Charles, for oneROIAAcross 42: Ball opener?SKEEAAcross 43: Gulf of Aqaba resort cityEILATAAcross 44: "... And God Created Woman" actressBARDOTAAcross 46: Its highest possible score is 240, for shortPSATAAcross 47: JamBINDAAcross 48: Space blanket materialMYLARAAcross 52: St. Francis of Assisi, for oneASCETICAAcross 54: Chain owned by Wyndham WorldwideRAMADAAAcross 55: Hit animated film of 2011RIOAAcross 56: Time of annual madness ... or a hint to four squares in this puzzleBLACKFRIDAYAAcross 59: Colorful carpKOIAAcross 60: One way to studyABROADAAcross 61: Falsetto-voiced MuppetELMOAAcross 62: It has many famous alumsSNLAAcross 63: Some NASA designsROBOTSAAcross 64: Big Sur instituteESALENDDown 1: EpicMAJORDDown 2: Singer who was awarded an M.B.E. in 2013ADELEDDown 3: An argumentWORDSDDown 4: Ordinary guy: Var.SHMODDown 5: XXX partTACDDown 6: Misidentify, e.g.ERRDDown 7: Warm greetings?ALOHASDDown 8: Unstable physics particleMESONDDown 9: Alphabetizing, e.g.: Abbr.SYSTDDown 10: Cracks, as pipingSPRINGSALEAKDDown 11: "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" authorERICCARLEDDown 12: It whistles while it worksTEAKETTLEDDown 14: Flat on one's backSUPINEDDown 18: Italian port on the Tyrrhenian SeaSALERNODDown 22: Theater magnate MarcusLOEWDDown 24: "Come hungry. Leave happy" sloganeerIHOPDDown 25: ExpertVETERANDDown 28: Assists, e.g.STATDDown 29: SackBEDDDown 30: Mother of the Freedom Movement, to friendsROSALEEPARKSDDown 31: What a ticket is good forADMISSIONDDown 32: Electrical transformerTESLA COILDDown 34: Reason to be barred from a barNOIDDDown 36: Simple 29-DownCOTDDown 37: Part of a tennis netCORDDDown 40: One way to be running or workingLATEDDown 42: Stonewall, saySTYMIEDDown 44: Tummy sootherBICARBDDown 45: Baseball All-Star InfanteOMARDDown 47: Tolkien protagonistBILBODDown 49: Big dipperLADLEDDown 50: WaterADAMSALEDDown 51: So-called "laboratory's first gift to the loom"RAYONDDown 53: Way up?T-BARDDown 54: Country addresses, for shortRFDSDDown 57: Baby's soundCOODDown 58: "2 Broke Girls" actress DenningsKAT