New York Times Answers - Sunday, 2nd November 2014

There are 67 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 2nd November 2014. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Chase things, briefly?	CDS
AAcross 4:	Complainers
AAcross 9:	Spat
AAcross 13:	Landscaping task
AAcross 19:	Ill
AAcross 20:	Mark down anew	RELOG
AAcross 21:	Baby with a bow
AAcross 22:	Ruthless Wall Street sort
AAcross 23:	Engraving on an award?	PLAQUEART
AAcross 25:	Kahakuloa Head locale
AAcross 26:	Green, say
AAcross 27:	Cookware item
AAcross 28:	Middle ground, for short
AAcross 29:	Food critic's love of fast food, maybe?	SECRETPALATE
AAcross 31:	Stadium capacity
AAcross 33:	Winter pear
AAcross 35:	Embarrassing spot?
AAcross 36:	James Joyce's "Ulysses," per a 1921 court decision
AAcross 37:	Juliet's combative cousin in "Romeo and Juliet"	TYBALT
AAcross 39:	"Down in front!"	ICANTSEE
AAcross 43:	"___ Is the Glory" (hymn)
AAcross 44:	Go exploring, say
AAcross 46:	Former G.M. compact	ALERO
AAcross 47:	Track star Al	JOYNER
AAcross 48:	Collector of offerings at a revival?	CHRISTIANPAIL
AAcross 52:	Part of an e-tailer's address	COM
AAcross 53:	Mideast land, for short	UAE
AAcross 54:	Sticky
AAcross 55:	Waterway of Western Australia?	PERTHCANAL
AAcross 61:	Melville's "Billy ___"	BUDD
AAcross 63:	Montréal airport	MIRABEL
AAcross 66:	How the Taj Mahal is decorated
AAcross 67:	Following behind	INTOW
AAcross 69:	Subject of the mnemonic "My very eager mother just served us nachos"
AAcross 71:	Message board thread
AAcross 72:	When Prospero makes his entrance	SCENETWO
AAcross 75:	"All right already!"
AAcross 78:	Billy of "Titanic"	ZANE
AAcross 79:	Admonishment to someone eating off your plate at a Polynesian restaurant?	THATSMYPOI
AAcross 81:	Actress Davis	GEENA
AAcross 83:	Jeans name
AAcross 84:	Eastern path
AAcross 85:	What's promising about a K-K-Q-Q-J-J-7 rummy hand?	THETHREEPAIRS
AAcross 89:	Quarantine
AAcross 93:	Blitzed, e.g.	RANAT
AAcross 94:	Battery element
AAcross 95:	Skater on the Hollywood Walk of Fame	HENIE
AAcross 96:	Brother's home
AAcross 99:	Jane of "Frasier"	LEEVES
AAcross 103:	Foreshadowing
AAcross 104:	Quisling
AAcross 105:	Classic glam band named for an extinct creature	TREX
AAcross 107:	Part of some fusion cuisine
AAcross 108:	Buzzer beaters and game-winning catches?	PLAYSOFGLORY
AAcross 113:	Dramatic ending?
AAcross 115:	___ Major
AAcross 116:	Like some sheets
AAcross 117:	Chaplin of "Game of Thrones"	OONA
AAcross 118:	Place to reel in some freshwater game fish?	PERCHPIER
AAcross 120:	Low draw	ONEONE
AAcross 121:	Electric Chevy
AAcross 122:	Love, love, love
AAcross 123:	"Well, I'd love to keep talking ...," probably
AAcross 124:	Have as a tenant	RENTTO
AAcross 125:	___ terrier	SKYE
AAcross 126:	Meeting point
AAcross 127:	Discontinue
DDown 1:	Breakfast cereal pioneer
DDown 2:	Mrs. Madison	DOLLEY
DDown 3:	Old Navy work site	SEALAB
DDown 4:	French vineyard
DDown 5:	Sax, e.g.
DDown 6:	Like ___ to the slaughter	ALAMB
DDown 7:	Hunting dog
DDown 8:	Pepper, for one	SGT
DDown 9:	PG-rated
DDown 10:	Apple offering	IMAC
DDown 11:	Teatime, maybe
DDown 12:	Relief work
DDown 13:	Go off
DDown 14:	___ Point, Calif.
DDown 15:	Afraid to ask for a dance, maybe	GIRLSHY
DDown 16:	1970s president	IDIAMIN
DDown 17:	Astronomical body after which element #93 is named
DDown 18:	Doorman, e.g.
DDown 24:	Like Al Jazeera
DDown 29:	Place for a massage
DDown 30:	Come out even
DDown 32:	Not get carried evenly, say
DDown 34:	Politician's downfall
DDown 38:	Channing of "22 Jump Street"
DDown 40:	Common Core org.	NEA
DDown 41:	Rare birth
DDown 42:	Fish often prepared with a meunière sauce
DDown 43:	Rake
DDown 45:	Puccini seamstress	MIMI
DDown 47:	Facilities
DDown 48:	Picasso, e.g.
DDown 49:	Horse's hindquarter
DDown 50:	Mellow, faintly sweet hot beverage	REDTEA
DDown 51:	Cook without oil, as some corn	AIRPOP
DDown 52:	One snapping a ball to the QB: Abbr.	CTR
DDown 56:	Club roll
DDown 57:	Fully	ATOZ
DDown 58:	Many a Sherpa
DDown 59:	Big name in campers
DDown 60:	Schools after collèges
DDown 62:	Terse caution	DONT
DDown 64:	Show tune with the repeated line "Come to me, come to me!"	BALIHAI
DDown 65:	Phoenix-to-Albuquerque dir.
DDown 68:	Certain terrier, informally
DDown 70:	More friendly
DDown 73:	Laundering investigator, for short
DDown 74:	Its motto is "Equal rights": Abbr.
DDown 76:	"Oh ... come ... on!"
DDown 76:	"Oh ... come ... on!"
DDown 77:	William ___ + Co. (brokerage)	ONEIL
DDown 80:	Sancho's other	OTRO
DDown 82:	It's breath-taking
DDown 86:	One-striper: Abbr.
DDown 87:	Cheap-looking
DDown 88:	Hand with two bullets and two deuces, e.g.	ACESUP
DDown 89:	Try to buy	SHOPFOR
DDown 90:	End of a shift?
DDown 91:	Like food waste
DDown 92:	Toddler	TINYTOT
DDown 96:	School lunchroom, informally	CAF
DDown 97:	State vices?: Abbr.	LTGOVS
DDown 98:	Ebb
DDown 100:	Manly
DDown 101:	Enter gently	EASEIN
DDown 102:	Roped in
DDown 104:	Roping event
DDown 106:	Duplicate
DDown 109:	Posted
DDown 110:	"Attention!"
DDown 111:	Kind of child
DDown 112:	Bit of info on the side of a taxi
DDown 114:	Neutral color
DDown 118:	Greek god of the wild
DDown 119:	Billie Holiday's "___ Funny That Way"