New York Times Answers - Sunday, 14th November 2021 There are 68 across clues and 83 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 14th November 2021. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: MissLASSAAcross 5: Fairy tale monsterOGREAAcross 9: Meat in ragù al cinghialeBOARAAcross 13: "Everyone knows the secret now"ITSOUTAAcross 19: Lincoln or FordAUTOAAcross 20: Purchase in the board game Catan worth one wood and one brickROADAAcross 21: Singer GuthrieARLOAAcross 22: Genre for Nirvana and SoundgardenGRUNGEAAcross 23: Forgetfulness experienced by soon-to-be moms, informallyPREGNANCYBRAINAAcross 26: Final innings, usuallyNINTHSAAcross 27: HeiniePATOOTIEAAcross 28: What a baby might start eating at around six monthsSOLID FOODAAcross 30: Universal donor's blood type, informallyONEGAAcross 31: A, in AachenEINAAcross 32: "Dancing With ___ Hands Tied" (Taylor Swift song)OURAAcross 33: What well-connected people may haveANINAAcross 37: Scented plug-in brandGLADEAAcross 40: "Afternoon, pardner!"HOWDEDOAAcross 44: "Oh yeah? Give me an example!"NAMEONEAAcross 46: Response to a texted jokeLOLAAcross 47: Worldly wisdomSTREET SMARTSAAcross 49: Deg. for a creative typeMFAAAcross 50: BootingEVICTINGAAcross 53: Juice cleanse, essentiallyLIQUID DIETAAcross 55: Cocktail made from gin, vermouth and CampariNEGRONIAAcross 56: Big letters in home securityADTAAcross 59: In Latin, it's "stannum"TINAAcross 60: Pound partOUNCEAAcross 61: Church councilSYNODAAcross 62: Succeed in lifeGO FARAAcross 64: Portfolio listingsASSETSAAcross 65: Common senseMOTHER WITAAcross 68: The "gone girl" in "Gone Girl"AMYAAcross 70: A negative one might be positiveTESTAAcross 71: Used colored pencils, sayDREWAAcross 74: "___ be a real shame ..."ITDAAcross 75: Jovian planets, by another nameGASGIANTSAAcross 78: Changes back to factory defaults, sayRESETSAAcross 80: Way too loudGAUDYAAcross 81: Figure in the iconic "We Can Do It!" posterROSIEAAcross 85: Quite enoughAMPLEAAcross 86: Bit of fictionLIEAAcross 89: Suffix with quack and mockERYAAcross 90: National law enforcement, informallyTHEFEDSAAcross 92: Simple flotation devicePOOLNOODLEAAcross 95: Arranges in random orderSHUFFLESAAcross 96: URL endingEDUAAcross 97: TV display optionPLASMASCREENAAcross 101: ___ taiMAIAAcross 102: Picked upRESUMEDAAcross 104: AboveONTOPOFAAcross 105: Like the bread ideal for bread puddingSTALEAAcross 107: Theoretical primordial substanceYLEMAAcross 108: Word on an Irish planeAERAAcross 110: Oscar-winning director LeeANGAAcross 111: Obama's birthplaceOAHUAAcross 113: Playing to the crowdPANDERINGAAcross 117: Japanese condiment sprinkled on riceFURIKAKEAAcross 121: Go back to the start, in a wayREWINDAAcross 124: Slogan about willpower ... or a hint to four pairs of answers in this puzzleMINDOVERMATTERAAcross 126: Courtroom cryHEARYEAAcross 127: "Something From Nothing: The Art of Rap" directorICETAAcross 128: Aptly named bus driver on "The Simpsons"OTTOAAcross 129: Catering vesselsURNSAAcross 130: "Whatever you say, sweetheart"OKDEARAAcross 131: Unilever tea brandTAZOAAcross 132: Bert who played the Cowardly LionLAHRAAcross 133: Children's author DiCamillo with two Newbery MedalsKATEDDown 1: Nordic nativeLAPPDDown 2: Invisible energy fieldAURADDown 3: Proofreader's directiveSTETDDown 4: Words moaned while eating a cheeseburger, maybeSOGOODDDown 5: Give one's addressORATEDDown 6: Get ready to sleep, cutesilyGONIGHTNIGHTDDown 7: Candidate's focusRACEDDown 8: Ice cream surnameEDYDDown 9: British noblemanBARONETDDown 10: Like some traditionsORALDDown 11: Et ___ (and others)ALIIDDown 12: Sonata movementRONDODDown 13: The uninformed masses, colloquiallyIGNORATIDDown 14: The Jonas Brothers, e.g.TRIODDown 15: Dish named for a day of the weekSUNDAEDDown 16: Toronto's prov.ONTDDown 17: "What a mess!"UGHDDown 18: Your: Fr.TESDDown 24: Bar ___NONEDDown 25: Queen's "We Will Rock You," e.g.BSIDEDDown 29: 2K, for oneFUN RUNDDown 29: 2K, for oneFUNRUNDDown 31: She-ep?EWEDDown 34: Award hopefulNOMINEEDDown 35: Passes along to, in a wayINFECTSDDown 36: Like the winner of a handwriting contestNEATESTDDown 37: Narrow valleysGLENSDDown 38: Very affectionateLOVEYDDown 39: Get on the same page, in corporate-speakALIGNDDown 41: URL endingORGDDown 42: Alternative to fiber or satelliteDSLDDown 43: Leave offOMITDDown 45: Early PC softwareMS-DOSDDown 47: Planting more than one kind of seed in a field, per DeuteronomySINDDown 48: Pollution statAQIDDown 51: Historical subject of Hilary Mantel's 2009 novel "Wolf Hall"CROMWELLDDown 52: Action itemTO-DODDown 54: Brings back to useDUSTSOFFDDown 56: Home of Guinea and Guinea-Bissau: Abbr.AFRDDown 57: "Yo ___" (internet meme with rapper Xzibit)DAWGDDown 58: Prioritization processTRIAGEDDown 63: It added "essential worker" in March of 2021: Abbr.O.E.D.DDown 63: It added "essential worker" in March of 2021: Abbr.OEDDDown 64: Author RandAYNDDown 66: Quaint contractionTISDDown 67: Title that comes from "Caesar"TSARDDown 68: AssistAIDDDown 69: Day celebrated by "Star Wars" fansMAYTHEFOURTHDDown 71: CurtainsDRAPERYDDown 72: Interior design jobREMODELDDown 73: Support, as a beliefESPOUSEDDown 76: FellowGUYDDown 77: Like bacon and lobster, in Jewish lawTREFDDown 79: Prime-time slotTENPMDDown 82: Home of the National Voting Rights MuseumSELMADDown 83: PerfectIDEALDDown 84: Nail polish brandESSIEDDown 86: Like some nachos and questionsLOADEDDDown 87: "Real" ones were first issued in the 2010sIDSDDown 88: Muppet who hosts the "Not-Too-Late Show"ELMODDown 91: Fifth-century invaderHUNDDown 93: Poisonous shrubOLEANDERDDown 94: Suffix with EuclidEANDDown 95: Metric for online traffic, in briefSEODDown 98: Get ready for actionSTANDTODDown 99: The "C" of D.R.C.CONGODDown 100: World of Warcraft, e.g., for shortRPGDDown 103: One who's at home on the job?UMPIREDDown 105: Branch of IslamSHIADDown 106: Thai taxi with a repetitive nameTUKTUKDDown 109: Send, as paymentREMITDDown 112: Mail, e.g.ARMORDDown 114: Actress Taylor-Joy of "The Queen's Gambit"ANYADDown 115: Costa ___RICADDown 116: Mother of Don JuanINEZDDown 117: Cheese on a meze platterFETADDown 118: Gillette razorATRADDown 119: Daily Planet reporterKENTDDown 120: Gaelic tongueERSEDDown 121: Sorority letterRHODDown 122: "Yikes!"EEKDDown 123: Pile of cashWADDDown 125: TV button: Abbr.VOL