New York Times Answers - Tuesday, 26th November 2019 There are 35 across clues and 41 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Tuesday, 26th November 2019. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Quad digsDORMAAcross 5: Compact storage unitsPODSAAcross 9: Concert hall stafferUSHERAAcross 14: Lenovo competitorACERAAcross 15: IndividuallyAPOPAAcross 16: Sign of fireSMOKEAAcross 17: It resulted in human language division, per GenesisTHETOWEROFBABELAAcross 20: "It must have been ___ news day"ASLOWAAcross 21: Tiny: PrefixNANOAAcross 22: Like some cheeks in winter airROSYAAcross 23: All over againANEWAAcross 25: Exam for future M.B.A.sGMATAAcross 27: It's better than what's not familiar, in a sayingTHEDEVILYOUKNOWAAcross 34: Ingredient in a daiquiriRUMAAcross 35: Second attempt, informallyREDOAAcross 36: Actress Davis of "A League of Their Own"GEENAAAcross 37: Baseball Hall-of-Famer SlaughterENOSAAcross 39: Long guitar partsNECKSAAcross 42: Duke of ___, title for Prince AndrewYORKAAcross 43: Wasn't naturallyACTEDAAcross 45: "If it ___ broke ..."AINTAAcross 47: "Science Guy" BillNYEAAcross 48: Classic American novel set in France and SpainTHESUNALSORISESAAcross 52: ScorchSEARAAcross 53: Do the butterfly, e.g.SWIMAAcross 54: Smoothie berryACAIAAcross 57: Paella baseRICEAAcross 59: Austrian painter GustavKLIMTAAcross 63: One examining the starts of 17-, 27- and 48-AcrossTAROTCARDREADERAAcross 66: Cara of "Fame"IRENEAAcross 67: Mad Libs promptNOUNAAcross 68: Reusable bagTOTEAAcross 69: Mock, in a wayTEASEAAcross 70: Lyft and SnapchatAPPSAAcross 71: Ultimatum wordELSEDDown 1: What your phone uses up when you're not on Wi-FiDATADDown 2: Adolph ___, creator of the slogan "All the News That's Fit to Print"OCHSDDown 3: Walk lurchinglyREELDDown 4: Squire in "The Wind in the Willows"MRTOADDDown 5: Fox's footPAWDDown 6: Dentist's orderOPENWIDEDDown 7: Nick Jr. explorerDORADDown 8: Like a bed of mossSPONGYDDown 9: ___ portUSBDDown 10: Device used to open a lock from a distanceSMARTKEYDDown 11: BumHOBODDown 12: ___ out a living (barely gets by)EKESDDown 13: Depend (on)RELYDDown 18: Person with a deedOWNERDDown 19: Anxiety about exclusion, per a modern acronymFOMODDown 24: Squared upEVENDDown 26: Summer mo.AUGDDown 27: Word that pricks a dog's earsTREATDDown 28: Gut feelingHUNCHDDown 29: Ham it upEMOTEDDown 30: Train that doesn't skip stopsLOCALDDown 31: Highlighter huesNEONSDDown 32: How Reubens are served, typicallyONRYEDDown 33: Some vigilsWAKESDDown 38: Therapy appointmentsSESSIONSDDown 40: Was a brown-noserKISSEDUPDDown 41: Frosted flakes?SNOWDDown 44: Expected, as a babyDUEDDown 46: Tot's three-wheeler, for shortTRIKEDDown 49: Pot watcher?NARCDDown 50: Grammy-winning GrandeARIANADDown 51: Words from an impatient commuter, perhapsIMLATEDDown 54: FeudingATITDDown 55: Part of T.L.C.CAREDDown 56: ZoneAREADDown 58: Word before top or circleCROPDDown 60: Pop starIDOLDDown 61: Citi Field teamMETSDDown 62: Leaves home?TREEDDown 64: First of three?TEEDDown 65: Hosp. V.I.P.sRNS