New York Times Answers - Sunday, 6th November 2016

There are 71 across clues and 69 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 6th November 2016. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Point of greatest despair
AAcross 6:	Terms of service
AAcross 13:	Laid out for printing
AAcross 20:	Unchallenged
AAcross 21:	Lift
AAcross 22:	Sure things	ROLLONS
AAcross 23:	"Do your taxidermy on the patio instead!"?	STUFFOUTTHERE
AAcross 25:	"You can't make me"	IREFUSE
AAcross 26:	Of the highest quality
AAcross 27:	Republican, on an election map
AAcross 28:	"Da Coach"	DITKA
AAcross 30:	Place to get stuck
AAcross 31:	"Double" or "triple" feat
AAcross 32:	Discipline for paper tigers?
AAcross 34:	Newcastle Brown and others
AAcross 35:	Thrown
AAcross 38:	Harley, in slang
AAcross 40:	A foot on the ground in Phoenix?	SNOWSURPRISE
AAcross 43:	It's just for openers
AAcross 44:	"Venus in Fur" playwright David
AAcross 46:	"Today" rival, for short	GMA
AAcross 47:	Get on one's high horse?
AAcross 48:	Kind of replication
AAcross 49:	Miasma
AAcross 51:	"___, captain!"
AAcross 53:	Some Campbell's offerings
AAcross 56:	Skinflints
AAcross 58:	It makes tracks
AAcross 60:	See 41-Down	ILER
AAcross 62:	"___ it go"
AAcross 63:	Ones who have it coming to them?
AAcross 64:	"Silence is the ___ that nourishes wisdom": Bacon
AAcross 65:	Classical pianist Levit	IGOR
AAcross 66:	Composer Bartók	BELA
AAcross 67:	Reaction of dismay	OHNO
AAcross 68:	Comfort food causing oral discomfort?	STEWDAMNHOT
AAcross 70:	Selfish sort
AAcross 71:	Harpies
AAcross 72:	Where many connections are made
AAcross 73:	Huge quantities
AAcross 74:	Surgical tube
AAcross 75:	Common New England street name
AAcross 76:	Lyft offering
AAcross 77:	Groove-making needles
AAcross 78:	With 96-Across, bit of Chinese cuisine
AAcross 79:	Many, after "a"	SLEWOF
AAcross 81:	"Not interested"
AAcross 83:	Like some tales or details
AAcross 85:	Broadcast
AAcross 86:	Hall-of-Fame quarterback Dan	FOUTS
AAcross 88:	Trendy jeans feature
AAcross 90:	Extract used in brewing
AAcross 91:	Foreign: Prefix	XENO
AAcross 92:	Crazy Horse, Sitting Bull and that's probably it?	SIOUXYOUKNOW
AAcross 96:	See 78-Across
AAcross 97:	Memo abbr.	ATTN
AAcross 98:	Cab stopper?
AAcross 99:	Up against it	INASPOT
AAcross 101:	Genesis of an idea
AAcross 103:	Amaze
AAcross 104:	Deadly nerve gas
AAcross 106:	Artist who awards a biennial Grant for Peace
AAcross 107:	Real sport
AAcross 111:	Adjust, as a currency
AAcross 113:	Slogan for wine geeks?	SIPTOBESQUARE
AAcross 116:	Field of vision	EYECARE
AAcross 117:	Nipple rings
AAcross 118:	Set free
AAcross 119:	"Noble" thing	RAREGAS
AAcross 120:	Mack of early slapstick
AAcross 121:	___ Muggs, girl in "Archie"	ETHEL
DDown 1:	Harper's Weekly cartoonist Thomas
DDown 2:	Kind of clef
DDown 3:	Prettify
DDown 3:	Prettify
DDown 4:	Blow up
DDown 5:	Do more repairs on
DDown 6:	"The Princess Bride" theme
DDown 7:	Put groceries away
DDown 8:	It blows things up, in brief
DDown 9:	Some wedding figures
DDown 10:	Small semicircular grooves on a column
DDown 11:	Port. is part of it	EUR
DDown 12:	Left in a hurry	SPEDAWAY
DDown 13:	Radioactive form of hydrogen
DDown 14:	Pennsylvania city
DDown 15:	"S O S," e.g.
DDown 16:	Middle-earth inhabitant
DDown 17:	Mystery ingredient in SweeTarts?	SOURLITTLESECRET
DDown 18:	Comes later
DDown 19:	Insect that folds its wings
DDown 24:	Nearly throws a perfect game against, informally	ONEHITS
DDown 29:	Uses WhatsApp, say	IMS
DDown 33:	Snap	GOMAD
DDown 34:	River to the Ligurian Sea
DDown 35:	Communication devices for commuters, once	CARPHONES
DDown 36:	Best Picture between "Rocky" and "The Deer Hunter"	ANNIEHALL
DDown 37:	Always putting up my entry fees?	STAKINGMEFOREVER
DDown 39:	1960s TV show whose star weighed 650 pounds	GENTLEBEN
DDown 41:	With 60-Across, player of Tony Soprano's son
DDown 42:	Engine sound
DDown 45:	Pressure, so to speak
DDown 49:	Fraternity and sorority leaders, usually: Abbr.	SRS
DDown 50:	Follow closely
DDown 52:	Rough choice?	EIGHTIRON
DDown 54:	"Mad About You" co-star	HELENHUNT
DDown 55:	Begin to tongue-lash	STARTINON
DDown 57:	February 14th figure
DDown 59:	Divorced
DDown 61:	London lavs
DDown 64:	Bit of jewelry
DDown 65:	Opposite of outflux
DDown 66:	Ram
DDown 68:	Hard to pin down
DDown 69:	Giant among Giants
DDown 74:	Punk rocker Vicious	SID
DDown 76:	Gravy thickener
DDown 77:	They might need guards
DDown 78:	Drops to the ground?
DDown 80:	Herman who wrote "This Is My God"
DDown 82:	Home of Walmart
DDown 84:	New employee requirement, maybe	DRUGTEST
DDown 87:	Formal wingdings
DDown 89:	What an overstuffed suitcase might do	POPOPEN
DDown 91:	Unknown quantity	XAMOUNT
DDown 92:	Bogeyman
DDown 93:	Informal words of thanks	IOWEYA
DDown 94:	Athlete's wear, informally
DDown 95:	Soup dumpling
DDown 95:	Soup dumpling
DDown 100:	John Kennedy ___, author of "A Confederacy of Dunces"	TOOLE
DDown 102:	Game with mallets played on a hard-surfaced court
DDown 104:	Criticize, in British slang
DDown 105:	Vibe
DDown 108:	Maze solution
DDown 109:	Pennsylvania city
DDown 110:	Walk while dizzy
DDown 112:	War hero
DDown 114:	High dudgeon
DDown 115:	Giant image over Gotham