New York Times Answers - Sunday, 28th November 2021 There are 64 across clues and 79 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 28th November 2021. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Evidence of disorderly conduct?MESSAAcross 5: Animated greetingsECARDSAAcross 11: ThreadsGARBAAcross 15: Some words of WordsworthODESAAcross 19: Mötley ___CRUEAAcross 20: FiendMANIACAAcross 21: Instrument with a solo in Seal's "Kiss From a Rose"OBOEAAcross 22: "There's no place like ___" (Alaskan's quip)NOMEAAcross 23: TV, volume knob broken, only $10!CANTTURNTHATDOWNAAcross 26: A bitSOMEAAcross 27: "Me too"ASDOIAAcross 28: Food Network host BrownALTONAAcross 29: Sandal varietyTSTRAPAAcross 31: Barbecue side dishBEANSALADAAcross 35: Tried one's handTOOKASTABAAcross 38: Before, onceEREAAcross 39: In large supplyGALOREAAcross 41: What may cover some groundAREARUGAAcross 43: Baseball mitt, has a small hole, just $1!DROPEVERYTHINGAAcross 47: Casual greetingSUPAAcross 49: Model featured on many romance novel coversFABIOAAcross 52: Split personalities?EXESAAcross 53: Stretch of timeEONAAcross 54: Wipe outEATITAAcross 56: "Predictably ..."AS USUALAAcross 58: Much of Italy's northALPSAAcross 60: What the universe may or may not beENDLESSAAcross 62: Huey, Dewey and Louie, e.g.RHYMESAAcross 63: ___ coladaPINAAAcross 65: She can act as a D.J., nowadaysSIRIAAcross 67: RaisedBREDAAcross 68: Guitar, never used, $15!NOSTRINGSATTACHEDAAcross 72: Baseball's Matty or FelipeALOUAAcross 74: After-tax investment account, informallyROTHAAcross 75: Award achievement for Audrey Hepburn and Andrew Lloyd WebberEGOTAAcross 76: Ones coming on boardHIREESAAcross 79: Classic mower brandLAWNBOYAAcross 81: LoosenEASEAAcross 83: Raiser of team spiritPEP TALKAAcross 83: Raiser of team spiritPEPTALKAAcross 84: Ready for a refill, sayEMPTYAAcross 85: SuckerSAPAAcross 86: "Voilà!"TADAAAcross 89: Running figureTALLYAAcross 90: Nautilus's localeSEAAAcross 91: Textbook, a few pages torn out, $2!LIMITED EDITIONAAcross 96: Extremely energetic peopleDYNAMOSAAcross 98: "Ain't that the truth!"INDEEDAAcross 99: Or ratherNAYAAcross 102: Least enjoyable partsLOWPOINTSAAcross 105: Super wrong identification?ITSAPLANEAAcross 108: Words that might elicit the response "Prove it!"ICANSOAAcross 110: Goldfinger's first nameAURICAAcross 112: Blood lineAORTAAAcross 113: Final check?MATEAAcross 114: Two fish tanks, accessories included, $5!ROCKBOTTOMPRICESAAcross 120: Started a turn, perhapsDREWAAcross 121: Like a tautology, by its natureTRUEAAcross 122: Name for zinc sulfide that is one letter short of a kitchen applianceBLENDEAAcross 123: DemolishROUTAAcross 124: IngotsBARSAAcross 125: SourceSEEDAAcross 126: Heir to the throne, as a ruleELDESTAAcross 127: Catch a glimpse ofESPYDDown 1: Andrew who became the acting F.B.I. director after James Comey was firedMCCABEDDown 2: It gets the lead outERASERDDown 3: A good dessert to split?SUNDAEDDown 4: Having made up one's mind aboutSET ONDDown 4: Having made up one's mind aboutSETONDDown 5: Outback sightEMUDDown 6: Stingray or Barracuda, e.g.CARDDown 7: Taylor of fashionANNDDown 8: U.S. poet laureate with a 1987 PulitzerRITADOVEDDown 9: "The BFG" authorDAHLDDown 10: DisperseSCATTERDDown 11: "Heaven forbid!"GODNODDown 12: Blood-typing lettersABODDown 13: Word that can come before or after homeROWDDown 14: Lloyd ___, Dukakis's veep pick in 1988BENTSENDDown 15: Amenity in G.M. vehiclesONSTARDDown 16: Prop ax used in "The Shining," a valuable collectors' item, $200!DOORBUSTERDEALDDown 17: Actress and gender equality activist WatsonEMMADDown 18: TrickleSEEPDDown 24: "___ but a scratch": Monty PythonTISDDown 25: As wellTOODDown 30: Set upSTAGEDDDown 32: BackAGODDown 33: Pin point?LAPELDDown 34: "A Clockwork Orange" narratorALEXDDown 36: Actress Madeline of "Blazing Saddles"KAHNDDown 37: Horror director AsterARIDDown 40: Started again, as "99 Bottles of Beer"RESANGDDown 42: False frontGUISEDDown 43: Get off one's high horse?DISMOUNTDDown 44: LibertinesROUESDDown 45: "Sure is"YEPDDown 46: Target with a passTOSSTODDown 48: Concern for veterans, for shortPTSDDDown 49: Not even closeFARDDown 50: Incense residueASHDDown 51: Wallet, in good condition, plenty of card slots, $5!BUYNOWPAYLATERDDown 55: Person from Calgary or EdmontonALBERTANDDown 57: Brave's opponent in the 2021 World SeriesASTRODDown 59: Removes, as a tattooLASESDDown 60: Stretch of timeERADDown 61: Special-interest, e.g.NICHEDDown 63: Fruit detritusPITDDown 64: Like a wailing catINHEATDDown 66: TV's Cousin ___ITTDDown 69: Pam's former partner on "The Office"ROYDDown 70: When you're about as smart as a fifth graderAGETENDDown 71: Aware ofHIP TODDown 72: Some beersALESDDown 73: Hebrew letter between kaf and memLAMEDDDown 77: 90° bendELLDDown 78: Kind of blue akin to ceruleanSKYDDown 80: Concerns for a homeowners' associationBYLAWSDDown 82: Bonobo, e.g.APEDDown 83: Banh mi toppingsPATESDDown 85: Not a "no no"SISIDDown 87: HookedADDICTEDDDown 88: Regular intakeDIETDDown 92: Some beersIMPORTSDDown 93: Cattle callMOODDown 94: StripDISROBEDDown 95: Wash. neighborIDADDown 97: It's good, in a sayingNONEWSDDown 99: Netflix crime drama starring Pedro PascalNARCOSDDown 100: Take a pot shot?ANTE UPDDown 101: Like the smell of rising doughYEASTYDDown 103: BareNAKEDDDown 104: Ice cream containerTUBDDown 106: Course standardPARDDown 107: Tours can be found on itLOIREDDown 108: Website with star ratingsIMDBDDown 109: ___ mia (Italian term of endearment)CARADDown 111: "___ all be fine"ITLLDDown 115: Wash. neighborOREDDown 115: Wash. neighborORE.DDown 116: Stick on a table?CUEDDown 117: Only's partnerONEDDown 118: Ward workers, for shortMDSDDown 119: Term of endearmentPET