New York Times Answers - Sunday, 26th November 2017

There are 73 across clues and 67 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 26th November 2017. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Per
AAcross 7:	Per ___	DIEM
AAcross 11:	Feature on the back of some pajamas
AAcross 15:	Conversation interrupter in a car, at times
AAcross 18:	Cured salmon
AAcross 19:	Jazzy Anita	ODAY
AAcross 20:	Top-shelf
AAcross 21:	Go bad
AAcross 22:	Lists about a port on the Black Sea	ROYALTASTERS
AAcross 24:	Guaranteed to succeed	CANTLOSE
AAcross 26:	Auspice
AAcross 27:	Referring to this clue within this clue, e.g.
AAcross 28:	Neighborhoods surrounded by crime	THEFAREAST
AAcross 30:	1970s-'90s chess champion
AAcross 33:	Fill-in
AAcross 35:	___ Store
AAcross 36:	Laura of "ER"	INNES
AAcross 37:	Provide cover for, say
AAcross 39:	Fad dance move of 2015
AAcross 40:	Blue-green hue
AAcross 42:	Style of Radio City Music Hall, informally
AAcross 43:	Metal pin stuck in parts of sinks
AAcross 47:	Figure skater Sonja	HENIE
AAcross 49:	Shout after seeing Godzilla
AAcross 50:	Motorsports vehicle	RALLYCAR
AAcross 51:	___ ammoniac
AAcross 52:	Good times
AAcross 54:	Capital of the world's happiest country, per a 2017 U.N. survey
AAcross 55:	QB's cry
AAcross 56:	Unpleasant
AAcross 58:	The dark side
AAcross 59:	One of the principal deities in Hinduism
AAcross 61:	Sliding item on a car
AAcross 64:	Carne ___ (taco option)	ASADA
AAcross 67:	___ Dimas, Calif.
AAcross 68:	Flourishes around monsoon events	BRAINSURGEONS
AAcross 71:	Sample-collecting org.
AAcross 71:	Sample-collecting org.
AAcross 73:	Lush
AAcross 75:	React to a haymaker	SEESTARS
AAcross 76:	Slack-jawed
AAcross 78:	Pot note
AAcross 79:	Heaters
AAcross 80:	Major investors in start-up cos.	VCS
AAcross 82:	Its filling contained lard until 1997
AAcross 83:	Dangerous vipers
AAcross 86:	Ka-boom!
AAcross 87:	1972 #1 hit with the lyric "No one's ever gonna keep me down again"	IAMWOMAN
AAcross 89:	Regret
AAcross 90:	Ranger's wear
AAcross 92:	Fear among underground workers	MINDREADERS
AAcross 95:	It goes downhill
AAcross 97:	First name in 1950s comedy
AAcross 98:	Actor John of the "Harold & Kumar" films	CHO
AAcross 99:	Nordstrom competitor	SAKS
AAcross 100:	Shades of tan
AAcross 102:	"Pimp My Ride" network	MTV
AAcross 103:	Curry of the N.B.A.
AAcross 105:	Moves, as a plant
AAcross 109:	Coming up in vetoes	NIXONTAPES
AAcross 112:	Got 100 on
AAcross 114:	"I'll get this done"
AAcross 115:	Licorice-flavored extract
AAcross 116:	Crew found inside again and again	THROWINGRICE
AAcross 120:	Spy novelist Deighton	LEN
AAcross 121:	Poet ___ St. Vincent Millay	EDNA
AAcross 122:	Kook
AAcross 123:	"Fawlty Towers" or "The Vicar of Dibley"	BRITCOM
AAcross 124:	Need a lift?
AAcross 125:	Looking up
AAcross 126:	And others, for short
AAcross 126:	And others, for short
AAcross 127:	Gets fresh with
DDown 1:	Nose of a wine
DDown 2:	Single-___ (like a certain health care system)
DDown 3:	Does his name ring a bell?
DDown 4:	Pipe joint
DDown 5:	"Cool" sort
DDown 6:	Reason to pull an all-nighter
DDown 7:	Partner of a crossed "t"	DOTTEDI
DDown 8:	Creative sort	IDEAMAN
DDown 9:	Something pressed against a conch
DDown 10:	Game predecessor of Riven	MYST
DDown 11:	Certain spa treatment	FACEPEEL
DDown 12:	Baker's container	LOAFPAN
DDown 13:	The "I" of "The King and I"
DDown 14:	___ dish	PETRI
DDown 15:	Bad puns
DDown 16:	Song with verses by four or more rappers	POSSECUT
DDown 17:	Mounties' hats
DDown 18:	Understand
DDown 23:	"Go" preceder
DDown 25:	Give for a while
DDown 29:	Hindu exercise system
DDown 31:	"Do as I say!"
DDown 32:	Climbing plant in the pea family
DDown 34:	Broadcaster of many Ken Burns documentaries
DDown 38:	Something to work through with a therapist
DDown 41:	Benghazi native
DDown 43:	Waste
DDown 44:	Actress Phylicia of "Creed"	RASHAD
DDown 45:	"Fighting" collegiate team	ILLINI
DDown 46:	Stella ___ (beer)
DDown 48:	Another name for Dido	ELISSA
DDown 51:	Hybrid activewear
DDown 53:	Santa ___ winds
DDown 56:	Tailor's measure
DDown 57:	See 74-Down
DDown 60:	Take in
DDown 62:	Blood type of a "universal donor"	ONEGATIVE
DDown 63:	Ardent
DDown 65:	"Oh heavens!"	DEARME
DDown 66:	Take off an invisibility cloak
DDown 69:	Lit a fire under
DDown 70:	Annual event viewed live by hundreds of millions of people, with "the"
DDown 72:	Big stretches
DDown 74:	With 57-Down, something filling fills
DDown 77:	Graceful losers, e.g.	GOODSPORTS
DDown 81:	Besmirch
DDown 83:	Magazine places
DDown 84:	Don Quixote's unseen beloved
DDown 85:	Sign with an antlered pictogram	DEERXING
DDown 86:	Award won by "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time"	BESTPLAY
DDown 88:	Speedboat follower
DDown 91:	Continues
DDown 92:	Hosts, for short	MCS
DDown 93:	Words of empathy	IHEARYA
DDown 94:	"You shouldn't've done that"	NOTCOOL
DDown 96:	The Blues Brothers and others
DDown 101:	Emulate Snidely Whiplash
DDown 104:	Hack down
DDown 106:	Chilled	ONICE
DDown 107:	Costa Ricans, in slang	TICOS
DDown 108:	Modern education acronym
DDown 110:	Brouhaha
DDown 111:	Lid irritant
DDown 113:	"I call that!"
DDown 117:	Very in
DDown 118:	Second Amendment org.
DDown 119:	U.S.O. audience