New York Times Answers - Sunday, 8th November 2020 There are 67 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 8th November 2020. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Aid for a small businessMICROLOANAAcross 10: Dev of "Slumdog Millionaire"PATELAAcross 15: Part of a prairie skylineSILOAAcross 19: Strict commitmentADHERENCEAAcross 20: SidestepELUDEAAcross 21: "Way ahead of you"IKNOWAAcross 22: Compliment to a runway model?YOUGOTTHATSTRUTAAcross 24: Low card in Texas hold'emDEUCEAAcross 25: Some donationsALMSAAcross 26: Stable supplyHAYAAcross 27: Starting piece on a1 or h8, sayROOKAAcross 28: ___ Slam (tennis feat)SERENAAAcross 30: DrainSAPAAcross 31: Easily offended by foul language?CUSSSENSITIVEAAcross 34: Kind of high groundMORALAAcross 37: TrialWOEAAcross 38: Breaks downROTSAAcross 39: Spanish "sun"SOLAAcross 40: Axel ___, protagonist of "Beverly Hills Cop"FOLEYAAcross 41: XCH'IAAcross 41: XCHIAAcross 42: Japanese roadster since 1989MIATAAAcross 44: Residence that might be named for a donorDORMAAcross 45: Question to a tantrum thrower?WHYTHELONGFUSSAAcross 49: Costly cutsTBONESAAcross 51: First two words of "Green Eggs and Ham"IAMAAcross 52: ___ fixeIDEEAAcross 53: Malbec and syrah, e.g.REDSAAcross 54: Role modelHEROAAcross 55: Wet-Nap, for oneWIPEAAcross 57: Friend with a rhyming descriptionGALPALAAcross 59: Sighting aptly found in "Are you for real?"UFOAAcross 61: "Anything you'd like to ___?"ADDAAcross 63: Relics proving how Noah steered his boat?RUDDERSOFTHELOSTARKAAcross 68: Something to do for recovery?SUEAAcross 69: Pacific island ringLEIAAcross 70: Neil with the hit "Breaking Up Is Hard to Do"SEDAKAAAcross 71: Carries outDOESAAcross 73: Actor Elwes of "The Princess Bride"CARYAAcross 75: Trade blowsSPARAAcross 77: MildTAMEAAcross 79: Driver's org., no matter how you slice it?PGAAAcross 80: RelentACCEDEAAcross 83: Prepared for a field trip?LOADEDTHEBUSESAAcross 86: Interjections akin to "Yeah, su-u-ure!"HAHSAAcross 87: Bygone forensic spinoffCSINYAAcross 89: Android alternativeIOSAAcross 90: Quits at the last minuteBAILSAAcross 91: Org. that awards the Safer Choice labelE.P.A.AAcross 91: Org. that awards the Safer Choice labelEPAAAcross 92: World capital established in 1535LIMAAAcross 93: JackanapesIMPAAcross 94: Rap producers' favorite vegetables?BEETSAAcross 95: Masters of slapstick?MUCKUPARTISTSAAcross 100: Retinal receptorRODAAcross 101: Drink after drink?CHASERAAcross 102: "To live without ___ is to cease to live": DostoyevskyHOPEAAcross 103: Sign of summerLEOAAcross 104: Stow cargoLADEAAcross 108: Get into gearSHIFTAAcross 109: Title for an oral surgeon's handbook?THENUMBOFTHEGUMAAcross 113: Certain sexual preferencesKINKSAAcross 114: Italian automotive hubTURINAAcross 115: Subject of many an off-season rumorFREE AGENTAAcross 116: "Young Frankenstein" character played by Teri GarrINGAAAcross 117: Tee typeV NECKAAcross 118: 4th order?FIREWORKSDDown 1: ___ Rudolph, portrayer of Kamala Harris on "S.N.L."MAYADDown 2: Role modelIDOLDDown 3: AmigoCHUMDDown 4: Rules' partner, for shortREGSDDown 5: El Dorado treasureORODDown 6: Like apple seeds, if eaten in huge quantitiesLETHALDDown 7: Fresh from a kegON TAPDDown 8: SoreACHYDDown 9: Org. that sponsored the design competition for the Vietnam Veterans MemorialNEADDown 10: MXN, on a currency chartPESOSDDown 11: Adele and Cher, e.g.ALTOSDDown 12: ___ and CaicosTURKSDDown 13: Part of a dean's addressEDUDDown 14: "I'd rather pass"LETSNOTDDown 15: Shooting sportSKEETDDown 16: All together nowINUNISONDDown 17: Farm-to-table consumerLOCAVOREDDown 18: Word that sounds like its first letterOWEDDown 21: Elba who played Macavity in 2019's "Cats"IDRISDDown 23: One end of the PolitiFact meterTRUEDDown 29: Willing subjectESTATEDDown 30: "Don't be rude ... greet our guests!"SAYHIDDown 31: Loonie or toonieCOINDDown 32: Some are named for kings and queensERASDDown 33: Stately street linersELMSDDown 34: Coat from a goatMOHAIRDDown 35: High point of Greek civilization?OLYMPUSDDown 36: Emeritus: Abbr.RETDDown 37: "It's me ... duh!"WHOELSEDDown 40: "Just sayin'," in shorthandFWIWDDown 41: Needless to sayCLEARLYDDown 42: Mississippi ___ pieMUDDDown 43: ReleasedISSUEDDDown 44: ThingamabobDOODADDDown 46: BrinkEDGEDDown 47: World No. 1 tennis player between Navratilova and SelesGRAFDDown 48: Lived in a blue state?FELTSADDDown 50: One might be hard to sit forBRATDDown 54: Pipes at some barsHOOKAHSDDown 56: Brings outEDUCESDDown 58: Downfall in many an Agatha Christie novelPOISONDDown 60: Buzzed hairstyleFLAT-TOPDDown 60: Buzzed hairstyleFLATTOPDDown 62: Stops harping on somethingDROPSITDDown 64: Like a sparsely attended partyDEADDDown 65: See 66-DownHEREDDown 66: With 65-Down, "Ditto"SAMEDDown 67: Pelvic exercisesKEGELSDDown 72: Give attitudeSASSDDown 74: Instruction for a course?RECIPEDDown 76: EarningsPAYDDown 78: Drew backEBBEDDDown 80: "Sorry to intrude ..."AHEMDDown 81: Certain monkey ... or monkCAPUCHINDDown 82: "Jackpot!"CHACHINGDDown 83: One needing new, unburned pants?LIARDDown 84: De-lights?DIMSDDown 85: Oil-rich state, for shortUAEDDown 88: Appliance with appsSMARTTVDDown 92: Yearns (for)LUSTSDDown 93: Fashionable pairITEMDDown 94: Cover for "little piggies"BOOTEEDDown 96: "Josephine the Singer, or the Mouse Folk" is the last short story he wroteKAFKADDown 97: "Take that!"THEREDDown 98: Kind of chemical bond in saltsIONICDDown 99: Vivacious qualitySPUNKDDown 100: What a meta clue might do to itselfREFERDDown 103: Chicago mayor LightfootLORIDDown 104: Brick made of acrylonitrile butadiene styreneLEGODDown 105: New ___AGERDDown 106: Showy basketDUNKDDown 107: Lifesavers, for shortEMTSDDown 108: Piece of equipment for gold medalist Lindsey VonnSKIDDown 110: Marauder of oldHUNDDown 111: Lifelong bud, slangilyBFFDDown 112: Partner of hemHAWDDown 112: Partner of hemHAW.