New York Times Answers - Sunday, 22nd November 2015 There are 70 across clues and 70 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 22nd November 2015. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Big gasbag?BLIMPAAcross 6: Sex therapy subjectLIBIDOAAcross 12: RapHIP-HOPAAcross 18: Cat and mouseANIMALSAAcross 20: First name among celebrity chefsEMERILAAcross 21: Achieve widespread recognitionARRIVEAAcross 22: Warrior who follows "the way of the warrior"SAMURAIAAcross 23: Charged (with)TASKEDAAcross 24: Part of a mobRIOTERAAcross 25: Threshold of major changeTIPPINGPAAcross 27: Heroic deedsGESTSAAcross 28: Eritrea's capitalASMARAAAcross 29: Small body of medical researchNANOBOTAAcross 31: Jack in the box, once?PAARAAcross 33: Attempt to debug?SWATAAcross 34: Soundly defeat, informallySMOKEAAcross 38: Arthur Conan Doyle titleSIRAAcross 39: Catchphrase from "Jerry Maguire"SHOWMETAAcross 42: Actress Larter of "Heroes"ALIAAcross 43: A little lightPALISHAAcross 45: Homer's neighbor on "The Simpsons"NEDAAcross 47: ___ factoIPSOAAcross 48: Winnie-the-Pooh greetingHALLOAAcross 50: Jet blackONYXAAcross 51: Like Nahuatl speakersAZTECANAAcross 54: PuffsSWELLSAAcross 56: "31 Days of Oscar" channelTCMAAcross 57: Hail or farewellAVEAAcross 58: Crocodile tail?DUNDEEAAcross 61: Latin lover's wordAMOAAcross 62: Dance classTAPAAcross 63: They sit for six yrs.SENSAAcross 65: Was a victim of price gougingPAIDTHROUGHTAAcross 70: ___ Lilly and CompanyELIAAcross 71: Struggles (through)WADESAAcross 73: Dweller along the Wasatch RangeUTAHNAAcross 74: "That's lovely!"OOHAAcross 75: Rush to beat a deadlineRACEAGAINSTTAAcross 80: Not aweatherALEEAAcross 81: Penultimate countdown wordONEAAcross 82: Messenger ___RNAAAcross 83: One of the Golden Girls of 1980s-'90s TVSOPHIAAAcross 85: NonexpertLAYAAcross 86: Cubs' homeDENAAcross 87: Surrounded byAMIDSTAAcross 90: Danced to Xavier Cugat, sayRUMBAEDAAcross 92: "Supposing that's true ..."IFSOAAcross 93: Modern spelling?WICCAAAcross 94: Madame's "mine"AMOIAAcross 97: Sites for R.N.s and M.D.sERSAAcross 98: SkedaddlesSCOOTSAAcross 100: Prince's inits.HRHAAcross 101: Mark that's hard to hitMOVINGTAAcross 104: Red Cross workAIDAAcross 106: Where to find some hamONRYEAAcross 107: "___ in Calico" (jazz classic)AGALAAcross 109: It makes flakesMICAAAcross 110: Biceps exerciseARMCURLAAcross 113: Steamed dish that may be prepared in an ollaTAMALEAAcross 115: Rapper né Andre YoungDRDREAAcross 117: British pool stickSNOOKERCAAcross 122: Fort ___ National MonumentSUMTERAAcross 123: They'll make you blushROUGESAAcross 125: Reindeer relativeCARIBOUAAcross 126: "That makes sense now"IGETITAAcross 127: Early MexicansOLMECSAAcross 128: UpELEVATEAAcross 129: Businesswoman/philanthropist ___ Heinz KerryTERESAAAcross 130: Auto identifiersPLATESAAcross 131: Launch datesDDAYSDDown 1: Sons of, in HebrewBNAIDDown 2: DroopingLIMPDDown 3: Exasperated cry in the morningIMUPDDown 4: "A Few Good Men" menMARINESDDown 5: First optionPLANADDown 6: RentedLETDDown 7: Last stage of metamorphosisIMAGODDown 8: DogsBESETSDDown 9: RanklesIRKSDDown 10: Coke Zero, for oneDIETPOPDDown 11: "Every dog has his day" and othersOLDSAWSDDown 12: Zimbabwe's capitalHARAREDDown 13: It's in the eye of the beholderIRISDDown 14: Formal occasionsPROMSDDown 15: Be unable to make further progressHITAWALLDDown 16: Part of a Mario Brothers costumeOVERALLSDDown 17: Equity valuation statP/E RATIODDown 18: Prince Edward Isl. settingASTDDown 19: Talks with one's handsSIGNSDDown 26: ExactPOINTDDown 30: Newfoundland or LabradorBREEDDDown 32: Singer ToriAMOSDDown 34: Weight room figureSPOTTERDDown 35: Board game popular throughout AfricaMANCALADDown 36: ___ GamesOLYMPICDDown 37: Puffed-grain cerealKIXDDown 40: Language that gave us "bungalow" and "guru"HINDIDDown 41: ExactTHEMONEYDDown 44: Really enjoy oneselfHAVEAGASDDown 46: Intimate apparel size bigger than CDCUPDDown 49: Jesus on a diamondALOUDDown 52: Site of King Rudolf's imprisonment, in fictionZENDADDown 53: Santa ___ANADDown 55: Sour candy brandWARHEADSDDown 57: Nile River spannerASWAN DAMDDown 59: Typical end of a professor's address?EDUDDown 60: ___ Place (Butch and Sundance companion)ETTADDown 64: Six, in SevilleSEISDDown 66: Berry of "Monster's Ball"HALLEDDown 67: Beneficial toGOODFORDDown 68: The best policy, supposedlyHONESTYDDown 69: ExactTHENOSEDDown 72: Winter-related commercial prefixSNODDown 76: Hoffer or HolderERICDDown 77: Green garnishSPRIGDDown 78: Two past Tue.THUDDown 79: ExactTIMEDDown 84: President Garfield's middle nameABRAMDDown 87: Tire pressure indicatorAIRGAUGEDDown 88: "Let's Get It Started" rapperMCHAMMERDDown 89: "Rikki-Tikki-___"TAVIDDown 91: Reebok competitorASICSDDown 92: "Positively Entertaining" networkIONDDown 93: ThingamajigWHATSITDDown 95: It might follow a showstopping performance, in modern lingoMICDROPDDown 96: HotONAROLLDDown 99: Not black-and-whiteCOLOREDDDown 102: Code of silenceOMERTADDown 103: ExactTARGETDDown 105: ConeheadDUNCEDDown 108: Caffè ___LATTEDDown 111: Sports star-turned-model GabrielleREECEDDown 112: Author DahlROALDDDown 114: They go around heads around Diamond HeadLEISDDown 116: Russian legislatureDUMADDown 118: Big name in microloansKIVADDown 119: Subject of the 2002 book "The Perfect Store"EBAYDDown 120: Turns badROTSDDown 121: ExactCUEDDown 124: Draft org.SSS