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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 26th March 2023
There are 62 across clues and 79 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 26th March 2023. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Businesses that might offer "pawdicures"DOGSPAS
AAcross 8: Subject in sexologyGSPOT
AAcross 13: Feeling of auditory bliss, in a modern coinageEARGASM
AAcross 20: Stacked haphazardlyINAPILE
AAcross 21: Some religious artwork
AAcross 22: Band stan
AAcross 23: Preparing to put earrings in an ogre?PIERCINGSHREK
AAcross 25: Understood
AAcross 26: Treat, as wood
AAcross 27: Revealer of the Wizard of OzTOTO
AAcross 28: Hostile parties
AAcross 29: Nickname for LuigiGIGIO
AAcross 31: The Macy's in New York's Herald Square, and others?ORIGINSTORES
AAcross 39: Harbor boat
AAcross 42: Downside
AAcross 43: Had trouble with, as an icy roadSLIDON
AAcross 44: Defeat decisively
AAcross 45: Home to five U.S. national parks
AAcross 47: Instruction in a meringue recipe
AAcross 49: E.M.T.'s apparatus, informallyDEFIB
AAcross 51: Org. that facilitates adoptionsASPCA
AAcross 52: Pentad for a poetry performance?FIVEPILLARSOFSLAM
AAcross 56: Outdo
AAcross 57: Infection fighter
AAcross 58: In ___ (as found)SITU
AAcross 59: What "O" might stand for
AAcross 60: "What's ___ …"
AAcross 61: TV spy drama of the early 2000s
AAcross 63: Watch all at once, say
AAcross 66: Supreme Court surname
AAcross 68: Shopping for some cereal?PICKINGONESBRAN
AAcross 72: Deep-fried appetizer often served with chutney
AAcross 75: Big fuss
AAcross 76: One side of a battery
AAcross 79: "Good heavens!"
AAcross 80: The "L" of L.V.
AAcross 82: Vegan alternative to gelatin
AAcross 84: Literary character described as "a stout little fellow with red cheeks"FRODO
AAcross 86: What "X" might stand for
AAcross 87: Prize in a chowder cook-off?CERTIFICATEOFCLAM
AAcross 92: Gen Zer who might be into faux freckles and animeEGIRL
AAcross 94: Start of many a Father's Day cardTODAD
AAcross 95: Campy stuff?
AAcross 96: ___ mater
AAcross 97: Was completely depletedRANOUT
AAcross 99: Smartphone, e.g.
AAcross 101: "Well, ___-di-dah!"
AAcross 103: You might need just the "last four" of it: Abbr.SSN
AAcross 104: Old-timey wizard who needs to learn some manners?SPITTINGMAGE
AAcross 106: Fly
AAcross 108: Be overly sweet
AAcross 109: "No chickening out!"
AAcross 109: "No chickening out!"
AAcross 111: Faith founded in Persia
AAcross 115: "Black" or "Pink" animal
AAcross 119: Band with the 1997 hit "Semi-Charmed Life" … or a phonetic hint to this puzzle's themeTHIRDEYEBLIND
AAcross 123: They might wipe the slate clean
AAcross 124: Spine-tingling
AAcross 125: Klingon speaker, sayTREKKIE
AAcross 126: Deadlock
AAcross 127: C-suite members
AAcross 128: Pots and pans, e.g.
DDown 1: Ballroom dance moves
DDown 2: "Will do!"
DDown 3: Greek earth goddess
DDown 4: Lavender unit
DDown 5: Walk in the park … or sit in a park, maybe
DDown 6: Actor Mahershala
DDown 7: Lookouts
DDown 8: General idea
DDown 9: Classy establishment?
DDown 10: ___ favorPOR
DDown 11: United
DDown 12: "You should know better!"
DDown 13: Encourage
DDown 14: Stop the progress of
DDown 15: Entree that might be prepared with a brown sugar glazeROASTHAM
DDown 16: "Gloomy" guy
DDown 17: What some people use to solve a New York Times crossword
DDown 18: German "you"SIE
DDown 19: Rx request
DDown 24: Slimy stuff
DDown 28: Lacquer, e.g.
DDown 30: Home to wild Bactrian camels
DDown 32: Clears (of)
DDown 33: Lead-in to -logueIDEO
DDown 34: N.F.L. quarterback Jared
DDown 35: Surgery sites, in brief
DDown 36: Toronto N.B.A. player
DDown 37: Usher
DDown 38: Tot's geometry lesson, perhaps
DDown 39: Clump of hair
DDown 40: City at the foot of the Adirondacks
DDown 41: What may bring a meeting to order
DDown 43: Cholesterol-lowering drug
DDown 46: Landing site
DDown 48: Cover, of a sort
DDown 50: Words for a cover
DDown 53: Like many a lumberjack's shirt
DDown 54: Certain footholds
DDown 55: Ancient marketplace
DDown 60: Spanish resort island, to localsMENORCA
DDown 62: "Do"-to-"do" delivery
DDown 64: Understood
DDown 65: Pioneering computer
DDown 67: National park in the Canadian Rockies
DDown 69: Former retail giantKMART
DDown 70: Captivate
DDown 71: Cousin of a stingray
DDown 72: Dwindles, with "out"
DDown 73: It's 2.3 years for the average heterosexual American coupleAGEGAP
DDown 74: Something made in a press
DDown 77: Things a plangonologist collects
DDown 78: Some semihard cheesesEDAMS
DDown 81: Stubbornly old-fashioned
DDown 83: "The museum of social decay," per Gary OldmanREALITYTV
DDown 85: The so-called "Pearl of Arabia"
DDown 87: Strapless accessories
DDown 88: As above, in citations
DDown 89: ___ bean
DDown 90: "Groovy!"IDIG
DDown 91: Like some tradition
DDown 93: Spoil
DDown 98: Some bathroom contractors
DDown 100: Comedy's ___ the EntertainerCEDRIC
DDown 102: Cartoon character who said "Van Gogh would've sold more than one painting if he'd put tigers in them"
DDown 105: Like the goddess Hel
DDown 106: March 14 dessert, appropriately
DDown 107: "The birds and the bees" and others
DDown 110: Pope writings
DDown 112: Sharp increase
DDown 113: Kapoor of "Slumdog Millionaire"
DDown 114: Two weeks after calends, approximately
DDown 115: Rock & Roll Hall of Fame architect
DDown 116: River offshoot
DDown 117: Power ___
DDown 118: Wand-waving org.
DDown 119: Merch table offering
DDown 120: Spell of bad luck?
DDown 121: Seething state
DDown 122: Before, in poetry
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