New York Times Answers - Sunday, 26th November 2023 There are 74 across clues and 70 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 26th November 2023. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: SweetiesBAESAAcross 5: Heaven on earth, to the ancient GreeksARCADIAAAcross 12: International pizza chain founded in BrooklynSBARROAAcross 18: PipsqueakRUNTAAcross 19: "We're not ready to joke about this yet?"TOO SOONAAcross 20: Caps that lack brimsBEANIESAAcross 21: Apt name for a Whirlpool salesman?EDDYAAcross 22: Trying to get a rise out ofBAITINGAAcross 23: GutBELLYFATAAcross 24: DeservedWELLEARNEDAAcross 26: "Don't believe one word of that!"ITSALLALIEAAcross 28: Visibly scornfulSNEERYAAcross 29: Reptile with a big bite, informallyCROCAAcross 31: Surprise and delightAMUSEAAcross 32: Slip upERRAAcross 33: One of the seven in "Se7en"SINAAcross 34: Agcy. that oversees the Secret ServiceDHSAAcross 35: One's natural habitatHOMETURFAAcross 38: Sequin-covered undergarment popularized by Lady GagaDISCOBRAAAcross 41: PermittedLICITAAcross 42: Place to rest your headPILLOWAAcross 46: Musician Parks or GuthrieARLOAAcross 47: ___ cit. (footnote abbr.)LOCAAcross 48: They're just over two feetANKLESAAcross 50: Lake on the Malawi/Mozambique borderNYASAAAcross 51: Subatomic particleMUONAAcross 52: Release, as a trailerUNHITCHAAcross 54: Campus military grp.ROTCAAcross 56: "Your" of yoreTHYAAcross 57: "Monday Night Football With Peyton & ___"ELIAAcross 58: "The results ___ ..."AREINAAcross 59: Japanese "yes"HAIAAcross 61: Showy flowers native to MexicoDAHLIASAAcross 63: ThrillsSENDSAAcross 65: Political org. with a quadrennial conventionDNCAAcross 66: Website with info about the starsIMDBAAcross 68: Well, in both French and SpanishBIENAAcross 69: Get byCOPEAAcross 71: "Top Chef" judge SimmonsGAILAAcross 73: Bother, with "at"EATAAcross 75: Classic name in wafersNECCOAAcross 78: One who doesn't have a prayer?ATHEISTAAcross 81: Producer of sketches, in briefSNLAAcross 82: Addis ___ABABAAAcross 84: When doubled, fake laughHARAAcross 85: "Yellowjackets" network, for shortSHOAAcross 86: Subscribe againREUPAAcross 88: Fox hunting shoutTALLYHOAAcross 90: Where the proverbial buck stopsHEREAAcross 91: Actress HedrenTIPPIAAcross 93: Mississippi city in a Neil Simon titleBILOXIAAcross 95: Marathoner's wearBIBAAcross 96: World capital near the 60th parallelOSLOAAcross 97: How a Broadway star might break outINSONGAAcross 99: What a stiffed server receivesNOTIPAAcross 100: Football rival of the Brigham Young CougarsUTAHUTESAAcross 102: 20-sided shapeICOSAGONAAcross 104: Question of introspectionAMIAAcross 105: Upper-left keyboard keyESCAAcross 106: Fertility lab supplyOVAAAcross 109: Most mountainous Caribbean nationHAITIAAcross 110: Cry of faux-surpriseGASPAAcross 112: French brothersFRERESAAcross 115: Reasons to wear socks post-vacationSANDALTANSAAcross 118: Resort offering that might include a lift ticketSKIPACKAGEAAcross 120: Ones catching waves?ANTENNASAAcross 121: "Impossible!"ICANNOTAAcross 123: Poet PoundEZRAAAcross 124: BehindKEISTERAAcross 125: One might improve a pupil's performanceMONOCLEAAcross 126: Hurl with gusto, in Gen Z slangYEETAAcross 127: One of a record-setting 3,234 for Sue BirdASSISTAAcross 128: Wraps up in fabricSWATHESAAcross 129: Some old jets, for shortSSTSDDown 1: Pub ordersBREWSDDown 2: "Autumn Song" poetAUDENDDown 3: Barbecue buffet offering?ENDLESSLOINCHOPSDDown 4: Princess Di or Prince, onceSTYLEICONDDown 5: In checkAT BAYDDown 6: Sound from a denROARDDown 7: Invent the sound of a cash register?COINCHACHINGDDown 8: Fall bloomsASTERSDDown 9: 1982 Stevie Wonder hitDOIDODDown 10: It's never free of chargeIONDDown 11: Home services websiteANGIDDown 12: Fully divests one's stakeSELLSUPDDown 13: Yao Ming, before joining the N.B.A.?BALLERINCHINADDown 14: Actress Taylor-JoyANYADDown 15: Search (through)RIFLEDDown 16: Show againREAIRDDown 17: Big kitchen brandOSTERDDown 20: DoozyBEAUTDDown 23: Detector of nonsense, informallyBSMETERDDown 25: Toymaker RubikERNODDown 27: Language that gave us "mulligatawny" and "patchouli"TAMILDDown 30: Peruvian road sign?CHINCHILLAXINGDDown 34: Spoke monotonouslyDRONEDDDown 36: English philosopher William of ___OCKHAMDDown 37: Go by airFLYDDown 38: Shirley Bassey and Agatha Christie, for twoDAMESDDown 39: Gloater's wordsIRULEDDown 40: Photo editing optionBLURDDown 41: Midback muscleLATDDown 43: Reasons that South American furniture stores have super-long lines?LATINCHESTCRAZESDDown 44: Org. concerned with plant-based well-being?OSHADDown 45: MethodsWAYSDDown 49: Nursery purchaseSODDDown 53: Historic quinoa cultivatorsINCASDDown 55: Amount owedTABDDown 58: Things like "What do we want?" "Headache relief!" "When do we want it?" "Now!"?ASPIRINCHANTSDDown 60: Best-caseIDEALDDown 62: California congresswoman BarbaraLEEDDown 64: Fawn's motherDOEDDown 67: Affectionate squeeze of an infant's bottom?BABYBUMPINCHDDown 70: Language suffixESEDDown 72: AltogetherIN TOTODDown 74: Setting for many Gauguin worksTAHITIDDown 76: The ___ Honors (annual picture book awards)CARLEDDown 77: Black-and-white cookiesOREOSDDown 78: Italian wine regionASTIDDown 79: FlimsyTHINDDown 80: Where you might get into hot waterTUBDDown 83: Bubble teaBOBADDown 87: Things that kids are encouraged to breakPINATASDDown 89: SassLIPDDown 90: Items exchanged when a relationship gets seriousHOUSEKEYSDDown 92: Polynesian foodPOIDDown 94: Access an accountLOG-INDDown 94: Access an accountLOGINDDown 98: Bit of soccer or hockey equipmentGOALNETDDown 101: Nickname for a muscly Disney protagonistHERCDDown 103: Plucked instrumentSITARDDown 104: Start of a famous Kennedy quoteASKNOTDDown 106: Tennis's NaomiOSAKADDown 107: Roof toppersVANESDDown 108: The oppositionANTISDDown 111: Yoga poseASANADDown 112: DestiniesFATESDDown 113: Everglades waderEGRETDDown 114: What tickets may affordSEATSDDown 116: Comedian Lydic of "The Daily Show"DESIDDown 117: Virtual replications, for shortSIMSDDown 119: North or south endPOLEDDown 122: One might be spotted on a farmCOW