New York Times Answers - Sunday, 4th November 2018

There are 60 across clues and 69 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 4th November 2018. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Goes to grab a bite, say	BOBSFORAPPLES
AAcross 14:	What a crop top exposes
AAcross 21:	"Anything else, or can I go?"	AREWEDONEHERE
AAcross 22:	"1984" superstate that includes America
AAcross 23:	Early reel-to-reel devices	WIRERECORDERS
AAcross 24:	Expired IDs?	TOETAGS
AAcross 25:	"Marriage Italian-Style" star
AAcross 26:	Give mouth-to-mouth to?
AAcross 27:	Donny who won "Dancing With the Stars"	OSMOND
AAcross 29:	Construction on Broadway
AAcross 30:	Speak sharply
AAcross 31:	Stockpot addition
AAcross 32:	Stickers forming a patch
AAcross 33:	Keep it under your hat!
AAcross 34:	Petulant expression
AAcross 35:	Leaves mystified
AAcross 36:	Soda brand with more than 90 flavors	FANTA
AAcross 37:	Ancestry
AAcross 41:	Picks up
AAcross 42:	Tommy or Jimmy of jazz	DORSEY
AAcross 43:	As a whole
AAcross 44:	Two for one?
AAcross 45:	Case workers?
AAcross 46:	Golfing hazards
AAcross 47:	___ pasta (farfalle)
AAcross 47:	___ pasta (farfalle)
AAcross 48:	2018's debate over "Yanny or Laurel," e.g.
AAcross 49:	Joey Potter's portrayer on "Dawson's Creek"	KATIEHOLMES
AAcross 51:	Travel on-line?
AAcross 55:	Receptive to new ideas
AAcross 56:	Party of 13?
AAcross 56:	Party of 13?
AAcross 58:	Home arena of the Bruins and Celtics	TDGARDEN
AAcross 59:	Painter's roll
AAcross 60:	Overflow
AAcross 61:	Trunk fastener?
AAcross 62:	Lets out
AAcross 63:	Ringo Starr's real first name	RICHARD
AAcross 67:	Palate cleanser in a multicourse meal
AAcross 68:	Reptiles that can walk on ceilings
AAcross 69:	Casanova's intrigues
AAcross 70:	Ran into in court?
AAcross 71:	Wigs out	GOESAPE
AAcross 72:	On the take
AAcross 73:	___ the Great (ninth-century English king)
AAcross 74:	Cereal ingredient
AAcross 75:	Places to crash on road trips
AAcross 76:	Very
AAcross 77:	Purely academic
AAcross 78:	Striker's replacement
AAcross 82:	Copa América cheer
AAcross 83:	Century in American politics
AAcross 84:	Brewery sights
AAcross 85:	In the ballpark
AAcross 86:	Old "It cleans your breath while it cleans your teeth" sloganeer	COLGATE
AAcross 88:	Awfully large	ASBIGASAHOUSE
AAcross 91:	Takes to the sky
AAcross 92:	Paprika lookalike
AAcross 93:	Forerunners of combines
AAcross 94:	You can't go back on them	ONEWAYSTREETS
DDown 1:	Cries loudly
DDown 2:	Greek hero killed by a giant scorpion
DDown 3:	Who once said "You wouldn't have won if we'd beaten you"
DDown 4:	Win every prize in
DDown 5:	Green housewarming gift
DDown 6:	Wordsworth wrote one on immortality
DDown 7:	Crank up the amp to 11 and go wild	ROCKOUT
DDown 8:	Name, as a successor
DDown 9:	Essentially
DDown 9:	Essentially
DDown 10:	Many faculty members, in brief	PHDS
DDown 11:	Stan who co-created Spider-Man
DDown 12:	Presented perfectly	ERRORFREE
DDown 13:	Courtroom periods
DDown 14:	Travels by car
DDown 15:	Touchscreen array
DDown 16:	Document kept in a safe
DDown 17:	Untrustworthy sort
DDown 18:	Sort of	INASENSE
DDown 19:	Shiny beetle disliked by fruit growers
DDown 20:	You should avoid feeding on them	FASTDAYS
DDown 28:	Food & Wine and Field & Stream
DDown 31:	Rock musician with a knighthood	BONO
DDown 32:	Deadbeat student at TV's Highland High	BEAVIS
DDown 33:	"The Lady Is a Tramp" lyricist
DDown 34:	Stephen King novel with a misspelling in the title	PETSEMATARY
DDown 35:	Like some tires
DDown 36:	Shade in the woods	FORESTGREEN
DDown 37:	Steve who co-created Spider-Man	DITKO
DDown 38:	Absorbed
DDown 39:	Express
DDown 40:	Muddling through
DDown 41:	Wearers of white hats
DDown 42:	Sphere
DDown 44:	Game featured in 2006's "Casino Royale"	HOLDEM
DDown 45:	Department of Buildings issuance
DDown 47:	Became inseparable
DDown 48:	Selling point?
DDown 50:	Companies that need help
DDown 51:	Didn't bid
DDown 52:	Ancient Mexicas, e.g.	AZTECS
DDown 53:	Sister of Tiffany	IVANKA
DDown 54:	It may be open for business
DDown 56:	Unkind, as criticism
DDown 57:	German-Swiss author who won the 1946 Nobel in Literature
DDown 59:	Safer of "60 Minutes"
DDown 61:	Satine's profession in "Moulin Rouge!"
DDown 63:	Copper wheels?	RADIOCAR
DDown 64:	Torch carrier's announcement	IMINLOVE
DDown 65:	Julius Caesar's first wife	CORNELIA
DDown 66:	Calls from quarterbacks
DDown 67:	Its shell doesn't crack	SOFTTACO
DDown 68:	U.S. Naval Academy mascot
DDown 70:	Small jumper
DDown 71:	Show's earnings
DDown 73:	James of TV's "How the West Was Won"	ARNESS
DDown 74:	Field with lots of growth?
DDown 76:	Pan resistant to aging
DDown 77:	Ars ___ (anagram of "anagrams," aptly)	MAGNA
DDown 78:	Slaloming spot
DDown 79:	Ford Mustang, for one
DDown 80:	Valuable possession
DDown 81:	Round units?
DDown 83:	Stuff
DDown 84:	What an essay presents
DDown 85:	Her 2018 album "Dancing Queen" consists entirely of Abba covers
DDown 87:	Break
DDown 89:	Word spoken while waving
DDown 90:	Well-chosen