New York Times Answers - Thursday, 1st November 2018 There are 38 across clues and 40 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 1st November 2018. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Something you must be willing to leave?ESTATEAAcross 7: Them's the breaks!ADSAAcross 10: River past Orsk and OrenburgURALAAcross 14: Add to in hasteSLAP ONAAcross 15: Snake genus, or one of its membersBOAAAcross 16: Pet form of JoséPEPEAAcross 17: *Sound of little feetPIATTERAAcross 18: Shade of deep purpleEGGPLANTAAcross 20: Custom-fitTAILORAAcross 22: *Tycho Brahe contemporaryGALILEOIAAcross 23: Bridge player's comboTENACEAAcross 25: Deprive of courageUNMANAAcross 26: 3.3, give or takeBPLUSAAcross 29: Without a downsideNORISKAAcross 31: A lotLOADSAAcross 32: Solidarity leader WalesaLECHAAcross 33: *Mr. MoneybagsFCATAAcross 36: McGillin's ___ Ale House (historic Philadelphia tavern)OLDEAAcross 37: *Branded candy with multicolored beansJBELLYAAcross 39: Close follower of a team?PLOWAAcross 40: *Woman's young lover, in slangBTOYAAcross 41: Actress CampbellNEVEAAcross 42: Staple of ragtime musicPIANOAAcross 43: Corrects, as an ID on FacebookRETAGSAAcross 45: Cary of "The Princess Bride"ELWESAAcross 46: Neighbor of TongaSAMOAAAcross 49: Dr. Seuss' real surnameGEISELAAcross 51: *Small talkCHIATTERAAcross 53: LeaptSPRANGAAcross 56: Bossed aroundHECTOREDAAcross 58: *Idiom meaning "guaranteed"ASGOOLDAAcross 60: Sea of Tranquillity, e.g.MAREAAcross 61: Chief agricultural export of KenyaTEAAAcross 62: Part of a steering systemTIE RODAAcross 62: Part of a steering systemTIERODAAcross 63: Something commonly found in a laundry bagODORAAcross 64: RemnantENDAAcross 65: Wholly absorbedENRAPTDDown 1: Picking up things?E.S.P.DDown 1: Picking up things?ESPDDown 2: Louver featureSLIATDDown 3: "See ya!"TATADDown 4: AbilityAPTITUDEDDown 5: Like sandalsTOELESSDDown 6: ___ Field, former home to the Houston AstrosENRONDDown 7: Figure seen on the National Mall, informallyABEDDown 8: Writing on many a greeting cardDOGGERELDDown 9: Frank Herbert's "Dune" series, e.g.SAGADDown 10: What you need to talk to a satelliteUPLINKDDown 11: SphereREALMDDown 12: Nocturnal afflictionAPNEADDown 13: AdmittedLETOINDDown 19: Richly luxuriousPLUSHDDown 21: Did one leg of a triathlonRANDDown 24: What's helpful to a degree?COLLEGEDDown 26: Ink stain, e.g.BLOBTDDown 27: Explorer whose name is a sportPOLODDown 28: Word in many Catholic church namesLADYDDown 30: FrigidICYDDown 33: Scratch, sayFCLAWDDown 34: TopsA-ONEDDown 35: Groups on Noah's ArkTWOSDDown 37: Take a flierJBETDDown 38: Bond girl in 2006's "Casino Royale"EVAGREENDDown 39: Visigoth vis-à-vis RomePILLAGERDDown 41: "Cool beans!"NEATODDown 42: Uses a keyhole, perhapsPEERSINDDown 43: Scoundrel, in BritainROTTERDDown 44: Girl in the famSISDDown 46: LoserSCHMODDown 47: UpAHEADDDown 48: Prefix with economicsMIACRODDown 50: RushSPATEDDown 52: One-named French designerERTEDDown 54: "The Thin Man" roleNORADDown 55: Sticky stuffGOLOPDDown 57: One who might explain the birds and the beesDADDDown 59: Debugging aid?DDT