New York Times Answers - Sunday, 12th November 2023

There are 71 across clues and 72 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 12th November 2023. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Landscaper's purchase
AAcross 4:	Downright
AAcross 9:	[If you'll allow me to butt in …]
AAcross 13:	"Gotcha!"
AAcross 16:	Anton ___, food critic in "Ratatouille"
AAcross 17:	Come-on
AAcross 18:	___ years (old age)
AAcross 20:	Word with purpose or personality
AAcross 21:	"___ you ready?"
AAcross 22:	Enjoyed oneself	HADAGOODTIME
AAcross 24:	Major part of astronomy?
AAcross 25:	Tous ___ jours (French for "every day")
AAcross 26:	Something dot something, say
AAcross 27:	Features of telephone directories	AREACODEMAPS
AAcross 29:	Emerged as a victor
AAcross 31:	Grovel	EATDIRT
AAcross 34:	Writer Ayn
AAcross 35:	Fight (for)
AAcross 36:	Rest atop	LIEON
AAcross 37:	Euphemistic cry of frustration	DADGUMIT
AAcross 41:	Sweetly, in scores
AAcross 42:	Actress Close
AAcross 43:	Japanese buckwheat noodle
AAcross 44:	2022 culinary black comedy, with "The"
AAcross 45:	Peabody-winning journalist Linda	ELLERBEE
AAcross 47:	Prefix with sphere
AAcross 49:	It can be a lifesaver, in brief
AAcross 50:	One might read "Caution: Messy eater!"
AAcross 51:	Twilled fabric
AAcross 53:	Satyrs, say	LEERERS
AAcross 55:	Old nomad of central Asia
AAcross 56:	Playroom collection
AAcross 58:	Where to see heads of gladiators, informally	AMEXCARDS
AAcross 60:	Little fights
AAcross 62:	Degrees for most profs	PHDS
AAcross 64:	Poet Ezra
AAcross 65:	Dark green Indian dish	SAAG
AAcross 67:	"That was hilarious!," in textspeak	LMFAO
AAcross 70:	Totally committed to	DEADSETON
AAcross 72:	Serves right?
AAcross 76:	Stuff refineries refine
AAcross 77:	Classifies
AAcross 80:	Part of a furniture measurement
AAcross 82:	60 minuti
AAcross 83:	Senator Klobuchar	AMY
AAcross 84:	Whole shebang
AAcross 85:	Figure of speech in which words are reversed for effect, like "Never let a fool kiss you or a kiss fool you"
AAcross 87:	Vassal's plot
AAcross 89:	Miss
AAcross 90:	Goldman ___	SACHS
AAcross 93:	Stylish women's shoes
AAcross 94:	Hasty signature, often
AAcross 96:	Figures in Islamic mythology
AAcross 97:	Twit, to a Brit
AAcross 98:	Not fake
AAcross 99:	Formulates, as a plan
AAcross 101:	Craving
AAcross 102:	Movie hero introduced in 1981	INDIANAJONES
AAcross 106:	Novelist Patchett
AAcross 108:	Go down slightly
AAcross 111:	King Tut, during most of his reign
AAcross 112:	Titular feature of fiction's Lisbeth Salander	DRAGONTATTOO
AAcross 115:	#34
AAcross 116:	Oomph
AAcross 117:	___ vincit amor	OMNIA
AAcross 118:	Displayed	ONVIEW
AAcross 119:	Trawler's need
AAcross 120:	Red army member?
AAcross 121:	Caught
AAcross 122:	Blobby parts of blobfish
AAcross 123:	Much of the planet Saturn
DDown 1:	Product safety indicator
DDown 2:	Princess Fiona, e.g.
DDown 3:	Treats favorably / Has a very good effect	DOESWELLBY
DDown 4:	Fall fruit
DDown 5:	It may deliver a punch
DDown 6:	What may come before Today
DDown 6:	What may come before Today
DDown 7:	Gig part
DDown 8:	Get bigger
DDown 9:	Jacinda ___, New Zealand prime minister who, at 37, was the world's youngest female head of government	ARDERN
DDown 10:	Blindly punch	HITAT
DDown 11:	Big, big, big
DDown 12:	Like a momentous occasion / Office communiqué
DDown 13:	Someone's je ne sais quoi
DDown 14:	Padlock holder
DDown 15:	"Sorry to say …"
DDown 17:	Speaks loudly
DDown 19:	Firefighter famous for extinguishing burning wells	REDADAIR
DDown 20:	Lollipop with a "mystery flavor"
DDown 23:	Film company behind "Amadeus" and "Platoon"
DDown 28:	The "E" of E.S.L., for short
DDown 30:	"Back in the good old days …"
DDown 32:	Claim
DDown 33:	50-50, e.g.
DDown 35:	First ___ (Shakespeare collection)
DDown 37:	Movers and shakers
DDown 38:	Robotic anime genre	MECHA
DDown 39:	Enter
DDown 40:	Switches allegiances, as a spy
DDown 41:	You're gonna pay for this!
DDown 42:	Targets of some wipes
DDown 43:	Got less hairy
DDown 46:	Bracelet bit
DDown 48:	Peak in the "Odyssey"
DDown 52:	Masters / Elaborated
DDown 53:	Gives kudos
DDown 54:	Flying fish-eaters
DDown 57:	Pool locale
DDown 59:	Application of polish, e.g.
DDown 61:	Grp. that goes on tour	PGA
DDown 63:	Novelist Tami	HOAG
DDown 65:	They're no longer "fresh"
DDown 66:	Prefix with thesis
DDown 67:	Enjoys doing nothing
DDown 68:	Taunt, in a way
DDown 69:	Philadelphia athlete
DDown 70:	Drench
DDown 71:	Worker at the Genius Bar
DDown 73:	Large, as a lead
DDown 74:	Blow
DDown 75:	Give lip service?
DDown 78:	Captain of M.L.B.'s Swingin' A's of the 1970s	SALBANDO
DDown 79:	What a Tyrannosaurus rex grapples with?	SMALLARMS
DDown 81:	"Are you satisfied?" / Common fairy tale conclusion	HAPPYNOW
DDown 86:	"Not a problem"
DDown 88:	Part of a potter's process / Parts of a building's safety system
DDown 90:	Early evening hour
DDown 91:	Actress Jennifer	ANISTON
DDown 92:	Lead-in to gender
DDown 95:	Arthur of "The Golden Girls"	BEA
DDown 96:	Christopher Columbus, e.g.	GENOAN
DDown 99:	Motherless calf
DDown 100:	"Socrate" composer
DDown 102:	Chichén ___ (ancient Mayan city)	ITZA
DDown 103:	Hamburg refusal	NEIN
DDown 104:	Bad impression?
DDown 105:	Primatologist Goodall
DDown 107:	Refusals
DDown 109:	Store whose name is an acronym	IKEA
DDown 110:	Some motel prohibitions
DDown 113:	Year abroad?
DDown 114:	They might be wall-mounted	TVS