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Sunday, 26th December 2021
There are 64 across clues and 80 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 26th December 2021. View the answers below..
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Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Appoint
AAcross 7: People of the Southwest
AAcross 13: Wishy-washy responseIMIGHT
AAcross 19: Had the opportunity to, casuallyCOULDA
AAcross 20: Entertainment with a private audience?USOTOUR
AAcross 21: Malice, more formally
AAcross 22: One wearing chapstick, perhaps
AAcross 24: Be up against
AAcross 25: Poker variety similar to Texas hold 'em
AAcross 26: Counterpart of "Thx"PLS
AAcross 27: Saves for later, in a wayTIVOS
AAcross 29: Ploy
AAcross 30: Lost
AAcross 32: Antarctic coordinate
AAcross 35: "A man has cause for ___ only when he sows and no one reaps": Charles Goodyear
AAcross 38: Bit of tinder
AAcross 41: First side to vote
AAcross 42: ___ course
AAcross 43: New York City transport stopping at Kennedy AirportATRAIN
AAcross 46: Beginning stage
AAcross 47: Prefix with thermal
AAcross 50: There might be a catch with this
AAcross 51: Blouse and broach, perhaps
AAcross 54: Wet bar?
AAcross 55: Form of nepotism, symbolicallySCHOOLTIES
AAcross 57: Herd member
AAcross 58: Sauce
AAcross 59: Place, as ceramic tiles
AAcross 60: Like autumn air
AAcross 62: Person helping with a deliveryOBGYN
AAcross 63: Word before film and after clip
AAcross 65: It has many beet and beef optionsTRUEFALSETEST
AAcross 70: "___ Trois Petits Cochons" (French fable)
AAcross 71: Sport at the Special Olympics
AAcross 73: G.I. ___
AAcross 74: Calling
AAcross 76: Not be able to stand
AAcross 77: Ending with inventIVE
AAcross 78: War and peace, in "War and Peace"MAINTHEMES
AAcross 83: Like most dorms nowadays
AAcross 83: Like most dorms nowadays
AAcross 84: Tickled
AAcross 87: Focus of modern mining
AAcross 88: "___ be an honor!"ITD
AAcross 89: They can be graphic
AAcross 90: Surround, as with light
AAcross 91: Considerations for N.C.A.A. eligibilityGPAS
AAcross 92: ___ Wintour, longtime Vogue editor in chief
AAcross 93: Spring locales
AAcross 94: Takes by force
AAcross 96: Pop fly
AAcross 100: Some family babysitters
AAcross 102: Match
AAcross 103: Sarge's boss
AAcross 105: A-number-one
AAcross 106: The Venetian way?
AAcross 110: Alternative to DropboxICLOUD
AAcross 113: Gradually fix something ... or what to do to understand this puzzle's italicized clues?WORKOUTTHEBUGS
AAcross 116: Briefly, e.g.
AAcross 117: What's used to catch some waves
AAcross 118: Supreme Egyptian god
AAcross 119: Bum out
AAcross 120: Famous cryptid, familiarly
AAcross 121: IntimatesGETSAT
DDown 1: Number of sides on a sign reading "ALTO"OCHO
DDown 2: Space
DDown 3: ___ mater (brain cover)
DDown 4: Politico-turned-TV hostALSHARPTON
DDown 5: Form thoughts
DDown 6: Catch
DDown 7: Seeks a favor, say
DDown 8: ___ favorPOR
DDown 9: Working hardATIT
DDown 10: Java activity
DDown 11: Product from un aveHUEVO
DDown 12: Boo-boo
DDown 13: Texter's qualifier
DDown 14: One might be put through the wringer
DDown 15: Geek Squad members, e.g.ITPROS
DDown 16: "I can thrill you more than any ___ could ever dare try" ("Thriller" lyric)
DDown 17: "The Glass Bead Game" author, 1943
DDown 18: Pecan or peach
DDown 20: Sch. where a live bear used to take the field during football gamesUCLA
DDown 23: Echo, perhaps
DDown 28: Pimple lookalikes
DDown 31: It usually works in corners
DDown 33: "Catch!"
DDown 34: Baker's Joy alternative
DDown 35: Record speeds, for shortRPMS
DDown 36: Adams of New York City politics
DDown 37: Antelope, sayGETHITCHED
DDown 38: Parable or allegory
DDown 39: Devices with NunchuksWIIS
DDown 40: Business news magazine
DDown 44: "For shame!"
DDown 45: Slugging stat
DDown 46: Member of the inn crowd?
DDown 47: Approach for directionsGOOGLEMAPS
DDown 48: Onetime collaborator with Ice Cube and Dr. DreEAZYE
DDown 49: Some sports tournaments
DDown 52: Big name in women's hair and skin care
DDown 53: Boo-booOWIE
DDown 54: Word with story or sister
DDown 56: Economist/author EmilyOSTER
DDown 58: Screw up
DDown 60: Relative of a club, for short
DDown 61: Place for boarding
DDown 63: You can count on them
DDown 64: Member of the modern work force
DDown 66: Great Lakes nativesERIES
DDown 67: Kind of bean
DDown 68: Taiwanese electronics giant
DDown 69: "I'm about to tell you something shocking"
DDown 72: Haddock relative
DDown 72: Haddock relative
DDown 75: Doesn't put it all on one ponyHEDGESABET
DDown 78: Suvari of "American Beauty"MENA
DDown 79: Sounds heard in 93-Across
DDown 80: Destructive 2021 hurricane
DDown 81: Nouveau-Mexique, e.g.
DDown 82: Lip or cheek
DDown 84: Put over the moon
DDown 85: One hanging around Queen Elizabeth?
DDown 86: With it, in old slang
DDown 89: "Snowpiercer" airer
DDown 92: Sporting a certain natural styleAFROED
DDown 93: Avoids
DDown 95: Tortoise's challenge to the hare
DDown 96: Nickname for the French AlexandreSACHA
DDown 97: No longer squeaky (one hopes!)
DDown 98: John Wayne, by birth
DDown 99: Who ran against George Washington for presidentNOONE
DDown 100: "___ chance!"
DDown 101: Letters that complete this word: _P_ROPRIA_E
DDown 102: Snaps
DDown 104: Squeezes (out)
DDown 105: Good thing to be in
DDown 107: Letters on dreidels
DDown 108: Taj Mahal's home
DDown 109: Exam that once required fingerprint identification, for shortLSAT
DDown 111: Exercise
DDown 112: Animal house
DDown 114: Demon of Japanese folklore
DDown 115: Folklore villain