New York Times Answers - Sunday, 6th December 2015 There are 65 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 6th December 2015. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Butter?RAMAAcross 4: Out patient's stateCOMAAAcross 8: Three of a kind, to a poker playerTRIPSAAcross 13: Earth, e.g.SPHEREAAcross 19: Marriage agreement?IDOAAcross 20: Take a turnVEERAAcross 21: American hubOHAREAAcross 22: Stacked messilyHEAPEDAAcross 23: Half a sawbuckFINAAcross 24: How you might classify a blade, a gas tank cap or a starter handle?JUSTONEMOWERTHINGAAcross 27: Reason to stay only at Hiltons or Marriotts?FEAROFHYATTSAAcross 29: "Frozen" reindeer's nameSVENAAcross 30: Giving evasive answersCOYAAcross 31: Roll served at a barSUSHIAAcross 32: Little oneTOTAAcross 33: Timeworn wordsADAGEAAcross 35: Kind of strengthTENSILEAAcross 39: "___ the Housetop" (Christmas song)UP ONAAcross 39: "___ the Housetop" (Christmas song)UPONAAcross 42: Extremely, in dated slangMONDOAAcross 45: Mob that disturbs the peace in new and interesting ways?CREATIVERIOTERSAAcross 49: John of EnglandELTONAAcross 50: 2013 Spike Jonze dramedyHERAAcross 51: ___ mater (spinal membrane)PIAAAcross 52: Affect in a personal waySPEAKTOAAcross 54: Small, secluded, wooded valleyDELLAAcross 55: Maker of indoor carsOTISAAcross 57: Druggists' implementsPESTLESAAcross 59: Hospital workerORDERLYAAcross 61: Attractive blacksmith at a stable?PRETTYSHOERAAcross 63: Like Paganini, by birthGENOANAAcross 65: Food service giant based in HoustonSYSCOAAcross 66: CPR expertEMTAAcross 67: CorruptionROTAAcross 68: Candy brand since 1901NECCOAAcross 72: RoughHOARSEAAcross 75: Municipal leaders who work the late shift?NIGHTMAYORSAAcross 78: Director of "Carlito's Way," 1993DEPALMAAAcross 81: Panasonic rivalTOSHIBAAAcross 82: Outback runnersEMUSAAcross 83: Songwriter NovelloIVORAAcross 84: Beseech on bended kneeIMPLOREAAcross 87: Gaggle : goose :: clowder : ___CATAAcross 88: Trident-shaped letterPSIAAcross 89: Bass organsGILLSAAcross 91: Troy, in the "Iliad"?PRIAMREALESTATEAAcross 95: Cold shower?SLEETAAcross 96: Word in a New Year's Eve songAULDAAcross 97: Never closed, as a resortALLYEARAAcross 98: "We won" gestureV SIGNAAcross 100: Nonprofit networkPBSAAcross 102: One who gets no credit?EXTRAAAcross 105: Historical chapterERAAAcross 107: "Preparation meeting opportunity," it's saidLUCKAAcross 109: Smallest possible aspirin dose?BAYERMINIMUMAAcross 113: Normandy's coat of arms, basically?DOUBLEYELLOWLIONSAAcross 116: Punk subgenreEMOAAcross 117: D-Day invadersALLIESAAcross 118: Green stuffMOOLAAAcross 119: Wildly enthusiasticGAGAAAcross 120: Jimmy Fallon's employerNBCAAcross 121: Moves quickly, informallyMOTORSAAcross 122: Big Easy lunchPOBOYAAcross 123: Hang aroundSTAYAAcross 124: "I Ching" conceptTAODDown 1: Repeated musical phrasesRIFFSDDown 2: Leave-takingADIEUDDown 3: Brothers' keepersMONASTERIESDDown 4: Front-wheel-drive coupling, for shortCVJOINTDDown 5: French ingredient in French toastOEUFDDown 6: InterlockMESHDDown 7: Like many student filmsARTYDDown 8: Fictional Potawatomi tribesmanTONTODDown 9: Butler on a plantationRHETTDDown 10: Maker of Healthy Naturals foodIAMSDDown 11: SupportingPRODDown 12: Wraps (up)SEWSDDown 13: Least bitSHREDDDown 14: Honey or pumpkinPET NAMEDDown 15: "Serves you right!"HAHDDown 16: Seismological focusEPICENTERDDown 17: City near Lake TahoeRENODDown 18: Pushing the envelopeEDGYDDown 25: Many a 1950s B-movieOATERDDown 26: Chicago suburbEVANSTONDDown 28: Mother of ZeusRHEADDown 34: First Pierce Brosnan 007 filmGOLDENEYEDDown 36: ___ cup (spillproof container)SIPPYDDown 37: Northeast octetIVIESDDown 38: Dogfight preventersLEASHESDDown 39: College team named for a tribeUTESDDown 40: Blowtube projectilePEADDown 41: TV alien's homeORKDDown 43: Occupant of a small houseDOLLDDown 44: No more thanONLYDDown 45: Musician's virtuosityCHOPSDDown 46: Have another go atRETRYDDown 47: Castaway's siteISLETDDown 48: Phone button abbr.OPERDDown 53: Treasure from una minaORODDown 56: Missouri's original capitalSTCHARLESDDown 58: Large volumeTOMEDDown 60: Mike's "Wayne's World" co-starDANADDown 62: Easily manipulated sortTOOLDDown 63: Van ___, "Lane in Autumn" painterGOGHDDown 64: PrincipledETHICALDDown 67: Stair's faceRISERDDown 69: Bedroom on a train, e.g.COMPARTMENTDDown 70: Piece of pizza?CRUSTDDown 71: Actor/activist DavisOSSIEDDown 73: "___ right?"AMIDDown 74: Unchecked growthRAMPANCYDDown 75: Expected amountNORMDDown 76: Kids' outdoor gameTBALLDDown 77: Chum at seaMATEYDDown 78: Does an investigationDIGSDDown 79: MaleficentEVILDDown 80: Attempt to pass the bar?POLE VAULTDDown 81: Mr. ___ of "The Wind in the Willows"TOADDDown 85: Boston skyscraper, with "the"PRUDDown 86: "___ Darlin'" (Count Basie number)LILDDown 90: Ben of "Zoolander"STILLERDDown 92: Place for visual aidsEASELDDown 93: Talking toy since 1965SEENSAYDDown 94: City dweller's yellTAXIDDown 99: SupposeGUESSDDown 100: Renaissance painter UccelloPAOLODDown 101: Road less traveledBYWAYDDown 103: Dance from CubaRUMBADDown 104: Bygone gas station nameAMOCODDown 105: Dutch exportEDAMDDown 106: Nestlé candy brandROLODDown 108: Dole's 1996 running mateKEMPDDown 109: Lava lamp lumpBLOBDDown 110: Oil field sightsRIGSDDown 111: Defensive ringMOATDDown 112: Personal assistant in "Young Frankenstein"INGADDown 114: Book jacket infoBIODDown 115: John of EnglandLOO