New York Times Answers - Sunday, 10th November 2024 There are 69 across clues and 70 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 10th November 2024. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Like issues covered by The Advocate magazine LGBTAAcross 1: Like issues covered by The Advocate magazine LGBT+AAcross 5: GuideHOWTOAAcross 10: Display along the inside of a subway carSTOPSAAcross 15: Building access deviceFOBAAcross 18: Poe-esqueEERIEAAcross 20: Aid for an early-morning flight, maybeALARMAAcross 21: Response to stunning newsOHWOWAAcross 22: Wild card gameUNOAAcross 23: Six-inch or footlong?STANDARDSUBAAcross 25: Who might tearfully wonder "Were we just not meant to be …"?PENSIVEEXAAcross 27: Made it through Econ 101?MANAGEDMICROAAcross 29: Crate & Barrel competitorWESTELMAAcross 30: "Give ___ try!"ITAAAcross 31: Museo displayARTEAAcross 32: Big name in big home appliancesKENMOREAAcross 34: Bad sort of roommateSLOBAAcross 36: Sharp turnZIGAAcross 37: One who's always springing for things, for short?ROOAAcross 38: Stirrup's placeEARAAcross 39: It's attached to covers and sheetsSPINEAAcross 40: Groundhog of renownPHILAAcross 42: Buy-in the round before going all in?PENULTIMATEANTEAAcross 49: Kitten's cryMEWAAcross 51: Skin care productLOTIONAAcross 52: Rum, in SpanishRONAAcross 53: Ho-hum reactionsEHSAAcross 54: Top-notchGRADEAAAcross 57: ___ de Lesseps of the "Real Housewives" franchiseLUANNAAcross 58: Took (down)WROTEAAcross 60: Meriting an R rating, maybeRACYAAcross 61: Figure that's roughly six times less on the moonWEIGHTAAcross 63: ___ Play (hit video game)WIIAAcross 64: Concession opposite 71-DownILOSEAAcross 68: Vessel for cooking jollof rice or injera bread?AFRICANPANAAcross 70: "Next time, try reading the clue!" or "Stick to sudoku!"?SOLVINGDISAAcross 72: Transcript creatorSTENOAAcross 73: French directionESTAAcross 74: Yellow-green soft drink, per the stylization on its packagingMTNDEWAAcross 75: FrolicROMPAAcross 76: Daytime annoyance while watching TVGLAREAAcross 78: Jay-Z's "Magna ___ Holy Grail"CARTAAAcross 79: Annual river thawingICERUNAAcross 81: Avian rhyme of "hawk"AUKAAcross 84: N.Y.C.-based sports channelMSGAAcross 85: Tiny piecesSHREDSAAcross 86: Agcy. overseeing reactorsNRCAAcross 87: Something in a doomscroller's feed?APOCALYPTICPOSTAAcross 91: "Didn't mean to do that!"OOPSAAcross 94: City on the NileASWANAAcross 95: Hardy followerHARAAcross 96: Shift units: Abbr.HRSAAcross 98: Features of two Super Bowls, for shortOTSAAcross 100: Asia's so-called "___ countries"STANAAcross 101: "Sure thing, dear"YESBABEAAcross 105: God who fathered a queen of the AmazonsARESAAcross 106: ___ smearPAPAAcross 107: Caption describing an online photo that can't be seenALTTEXTAAcross 109: The engine, the steering wheel, the catalytic converter, all of it?COMPLETEAUTOAAcross 112: Eye doctor?VISIONPROAAcross 114: Someone shouting that maybe YOU try fixing your apartment?HEATEDSUPERAAcross 115: PeeveIRKAAcross 116: Oktoberfest glassSTEINAAcross 117: Sports page offeringRECAPAAcross 118: Dimples or freckles, e.g.TRAITAAcross 119: Last of five rhyming Greek lettersPSIAAcross 120: BenefitsHELPSAAcross 121: Angrily leave, with "out"STORMAAcross 122: Mailing info, informallyADDYDDown 1: Musical nickname since the 1980sLESMIZDDown 2: What servers and sleuths each hope to doGETATIPDDown 3: Kenneth of "Oppenheimer"BRANAGHDDown 4: Turner backed by the IkettesTINADDown 5: Car roof optionHARDTOPDDown 6: Person I used to beOLDMEDDown 7: Response to "You were snoring all night again"WASIDDown 8: Moving day needTRUCKDDown 9: Blended hair coloring effectOMBREDDown 10: Soak (up)SOPDDown 11: Dance move requiring upper body and core strengthTHEWORMDDown 12: Dog park figureOWNERDDown 13: CliquePOSSEDDown 14: Loretta who played "Hot Lips" HoulihanSWITDDown 15: Connection to a carburetorFUEL LINEDDown 16: Length of William Henry Harrison's presidencyONEMONTHDDown 17: Diner's request at the end of a mealBOXDDown 19: Masters of the written word?EDGARLEEDDown 24: Engineering discipline, casuallyAERODDown 26: Italian scooter brandVESPADDown 28: Elevator load limit, oftenONETONDDown 33: Not supporting, perhapsMAINDDown 35: "Save the ___" (modern conservation slogan)BEESDDown 39: SubmittedSENTINDDown 41: "OMG ... that's hysterical!"IMDYINGDDown 43: Each planet's orbit is oneELLIPSEDDown 44: Milky Way componentNOUGATDDown 45: Park City residentUTAHNDDown 46: Pocket detritusLINTDDown 47: Get thereARRIVEDDown 48: Word with true or soonTOODDown 50: East Coast convenience store chainWAWADDown 54: Opposite of maigreGRASDDown 55: Flat floaterRAFTDDown 56: Unit once defined as the area a team of oxen could plow in one dayACREDDown 58: Equus africanus, for oneWILD ASSDDown 59: Young disciple of an old TitianEL GRECODDown 62: PepENERGYDDown 63: Is inadequateWONTDODDown 65: Target of a certain "Eater"ODORDDown 66: Liu of "Barbie"SIMUDDown 67: Thunder shower?ESPNDDown 69: ___ Domingo, Best Actor nominee for 2023's "Rustin"COLMANDDown 70: Throat maladySTREPDDown 71: Gloat opposite 64-AcrossIWINDDown 74: Artist ChagallMARCDDown 77: In which letters are spelled with digits, for shortASLDDown 78: Former French president JacquesCHIRACDDown 80: Mad to the maxCROSSESTDDown 81: Four for a TI-84, for shortAAASDDown 82: Above the strike zone, to a baseball announcerUPSTAIRSDDown 83: Brando's role in "A Streetcar Named Desire"KOWALSKIDDown 85: Sharp painSTABDDown 88: "Pretty please?"CANTIDDown 89: Alternative to litmus paperPHSTRIPDDown 90: When many school days endTHREEPMDDown 92: One might jump out of a windowPOPUPADDDown 93: Driver's license, e.g.STATEIDDDown 97: No longer on duty: Abbr.RETDDDown 99: Like convertiblesSPORTYDDown 101: Broadway gossipYENTEDDown 102: Force outEXPELDDown 103: Famous family in atomic theoryBOHRSDDown 104: "Nice to ___ you!" (online salutation)EMEETDDown 105: Backdrop for a memorable kissALTARDDown 108: Nonsense, to BritsTOSHDDown 110: Nickname for FranciscoPACODDown 111: MystiqueAURADDown 112: One getting a pass, for shortVIPDDown 113: Carry-___ (some luggage)ONS