New York Times Answers - Tuesday, 3rd December 2019

There are 38 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Tuesday, 3rd December 2019. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Bart who was the first Super Bowl M.V.P.
AAcross 6:	In a funk
AAcross 9:	Evita who was played by Madonna
AAcross 14:	Civil rights leader Williams, who was an associate of Martin Luther King Jr.
AAcross 15:	Piece of fiction
AAcross 16:	Intent look
AAcross 17:	Started the kitty
AAcross 18:	Pebble in one's shoe, e.g.
AAcross 20:	*Inclination to follow the majority	HERDINSTINCT
AAcross 22:	Sign of a theatrical hit	SRO
AAcross 23:	Lead-in to "la-la"
AAcross 24:	"Couldn't care less"	MEH
AAcross 25:	Liturgical vestment
AAcross 28:	Wonderland cake words	EATME
AAcross 30:	News anchor Holt	LESTER
AAcross 32:	*Phones inadvertently	BUTTDIALS
AAcross 36:	Mother of Prince Harry
AAcross 37:	Not worth ___ (valueless)	ASOU
AAcross 38:	Hazards on the links
AAcross 40:	Prison at sea
AAcross 41:	___ Island Red (chicken)	RHODE
AAcross 43:	*Boy Scout handbook topic	KNOTTYING
AAcross 45:	League of Nations city
AAcross 47:	Soak one's bib
AAcross 48:	Sounds of hesitation
AAcross 49:	"Six-pack" muscles
AAcross 51:	Bit of body art
AAcross 52:	Comics bark
AAcross 55:	*One upstaging a star, say
AAcross 58:	On and on and on ...
AAcross 61:	One of two on some wedding cakes
AAcross 62:	With 64-Across, performer who is like the words sounded out at the starts of the answers to the four starred clues
AAcross 63:	Greeting in old Rome
AAcross 64:	See 62-Across
AAcross 65:	No longer in dreamland
AAcross 66:	Barbie's beau
AAcross 66:	Barbie's beau
AAcross 67:	V-formation flier
DDown 1:	Persian rulers
DDown 2:	Skin care product
DDown 3:	N.L. pennant winner in 2005 and A.L. pennant winner in 2017 and 2019	ASTRO
DDown 4:	Marsh plant
DDown 5:	Commercial that might have a jingle	RADIOAD
DDown 6:	Punctuation that may mean "or"	SLASHMARK
DDown 7:	Nonstandard negative	AINT
DDown 8:	Bib overalls material
DDown 9:	Pumped up, so to speak
DDown 10:	Florida, e.g., to the French
DDown 11:	Took to one's heels
DDown 12:	"The Lord of the Rings" fiend
DDown 13:	Born, in Bordeaux
DDown 19:	Like Nash's lama	ONEL
DDown 21:	Cry in a game of tag	NOTIT
DDown 25:	Arcade game pioneer	ATARI
DDown 26:	Leader on view in Red Square
DDown 27:	Fort ___, North Carolina
DDown 28:	Chopin exercise
DDown 29:	Serengeti antelope
DDown 31:	Seeress of ancient Greece
DDown 32:	Erie Canal craft
DDown 33:	Helper at a wedding
DDown 34:	Tweety and Sylvester, for two
DDown 35:	Guys who fish or hunt, say
DDown 39:	Ermine, by another name
DDown 42:	One fleeing a flood, perhaps
DDown 44:	Common promotional giveaway
DDown 46:	$5 bills, slangily	ABES
DDown 50:	Go furtively
DDown 52:	Bush 43 Supreme Court appointee	ALITO
DDown 53:	Second chances, casually
DDown 54:	"___ Jacques"
DDown 55:	Give the ax
DDown 56:	Rain gutter site
DDown 57:	With the bow, musically
DDown 58:	"Selma" director DuVernay
DDown 59:	Wall Street index, with "the"
DDown 60:	Long of 2004's "Alfie"	NIA