New York Times Answers - Monday, 20th November 2017

There are 36 across clues and 43 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Monday, 20th November 2017. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Three-syllable foot, as in "bada-bing"
AAcross 8:	Hosp. diagnostic procedure that's noninvasive
AAcross 11:	Cavity filler's deg.
AAcross 14:	German measles
AAcross 15:	Patronizes a restaurant	EATSOUT
AAcross 17:	Nickname of Gen. Burgoyne in the American Revolution
AAcross 19:	"Your turn," to a walkie-talkie user
AAcross 20:	Source of fresh water
AAcross 21:	Valentine's Day flower
AAcross 22:	Parts of psyches
AAcross 24:	Skills that no one knows anymore	LOSTARTS
AAcross 27:	College fund-raiser targets
AAcross 30:	Sound after snap and crackle
AAcross 31:	Law
AAcross 33:	End of a close race
AAcross 38:	Ante matter?
AAcross 40:	Cookie cooker
AAcross 41:	"Drove my Chevy to the ___ ..." ("American Pie" lyric)
AAcross 42:	Bit of turf on a golf course
AAcross 44:	St. Louis landmark
AAcross 46:	High-priced theater section
AAcross 47:	Dish made with romaine lettuce, croutons and Parmesan cheese
AAcross 50:	Busta Rhymes's music
AAcross 51:	___ Lanka
AAcross 52:	Irritable
AAcross 54:	Sombrero-wearing musician
AAcross 58:	Animal docs
AAcross 60:	United ___ Emirates
AAcross 61:	Exclamations during eclipses
AAcross 64:	Actress Skye	IONE
AAcross 66:	Coiner of the phrase "alternative facts"	KELLYANNECONWAY
AAcross 70:	Taking a sabbatical, e.g.	ONLEAVE
AAcross 71:	"Le Misanthrope" playwright
AAcross 72:	"You don't ___!"
AAcross 73:	Anthem writer Francis Scott ___
AAcross 74:	Had the helm
DDown 1:	Jason's ship, in myth
DDown 2:	Cuatro + cinco	NUEVE
DDown 3:	Rare blood type	ABNEGATIVE
DDown 4:	Gas sold by the litre
DDown 5:	Right-angled joint
DDown 6:	Seattle ___ (1977 Triple Crown horse)
DDown 7:	Domesticated
DDown 8:	___ Park, N.J.	MENLO
DDown 9:	Indian character on "The Big Bang Theory"
DDown 10:	Midori who lit the torch at the Nagano Olympics	ITO
DDown 11:	Blood drive participant
DDown 12:	Actress Kirsten	DUNST
DDown 13:	Eye woes
DDown 16:	Henry ___, British Army officer who invented the exploding shell
DDown 18:	What 17-, 33-, 47- and 66-Across exhibit, despite appearances to the contrary
DDown 23:	"How's it goin'?"
DDown 25:	Letters before a number on a beach bottle
DDown 26:	Work like a dog
DDown 28:	Unit of conductance
DDown 29:	Suddenly bright stars
DDown 31:	Electrically flexible	ACDC
DDown 32:	___ Pet (kitschy gift)
DDown 34:	Frère of un père	ONCLE
DDown 35:	Place sheltered from worldly realities
DDown 36:	Game company that created Sonic the Hedgehog	SEGA
DDown 37:	Dickens's Uriah ___	HEEP
DDown 39:	Part of A.S.A.P.
DDown 43:	"Gone With the Wind" plantation
DDown 45:	Sombrero, e.g.
DDown 48:	Ocasek of the Cars	RIC
DDown 49:	605, in ancient Rome	DCV
DDown 53:	Keister
DDown 54:	Powerful sharks
DDown 55:	Ice show setting
DDown 56:	Political campaign event
DDown 57:	Bees' production
DDown 59:	Small drum
DDown 62:	Clothes lines?
DDown 63:	Edinburgh native
DDown 65:	Observed closely
DDown 67:	Tibetan ox
DDown 68:	N.Y.C.'s Madison ___
DDown 69:	Bullring cheer