New York Times Answers - Sunday, 17th December 2023

There are 65 across clues and 76 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 17th December 2023. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Delights
AAcross 5:	Seesaw-powered vehicle on railroad tracks
AAcross 12:	They may be wireless
AAcross 16:	Mass approvals
AAcross 18:	Bay Area start-up mecca
AAcross 19:	Powered (by)
AAcross 21:	Where Lords Byron and Tennyson studied	CAMUNIVERSITY
AAcross 23:	Site of a claw machine
AAcross 24:	Private meeting
AAcross 25:	Add, as cilantro to guacamole	MASHIN
AAcross 27:	"___ of course!"
AAcross 28:	Alternative to Google
AAcross 29:	Failed web venture, in slang	DOTBOMB
AAcross 33:	Previously, in poetry
AAcross 34:	Biggest club in Vegas?
AAcross 35:	Flabbergast
AAcross 36:	Real dump
AAcross 38:	Features of Russian Orthodox churches
AAcross 40:	Trekker to Mecca
AAcross 43:	Org. that employed W.W. II-era Donald Duck as a spokesperson
AAcross 44:	Murals or graffiti, e.g.	URBANART
AAcross 46:	How one might sing an R&B ballad
AAcross 50:	It might make your hair stand on end
AAcross 51:	Whales swim in them
AAcross 52:	Declaration upon arrival	IMADEIT
AAcross 55:	Mormon Church inits.	LDS
AAcross 56:	Sensational reading material
AAcross 60:	___-repeated
AAcross 61:	Longstanding rivalries
AAcross 62:	Stir up
AAcross 64:	Expansive
AAcross 65:	Recreational ___
AAcross 66:	1937 Steinbeck novella	OFMICEANDMEN
AAcross 70:	Pedicure target
AAcross 71:	Count on one hand?
AAcross 73:	Airer of the morning show "Get Up"	ESPN
AAcross 74:	Do the bare minimum
AAcross 75:	Olive in old comics	OYL
AAcross 76:	"You!?," whimsically	ETTU
AAcross 77:	Former M.L.B. left-handed pitchers Jackson and Leiter
AAcross 79:	Like the moon in a solar eclipse	REARLIT
AAcross 81:	Malicious Mr. of fiction	HYDE
AAcross 82:	A regular in Italian clubs?
AAcross 85:	2002 hit song for No Doubt	HELLAGOOD
AAcross 87:	Cry for a spell?	ALAKAZAM
AAcross 90:	Angsty and brooding
AAcross 91:	Significant piece
AAcross 92:	In the heart of, poetically
AAcross 93:	Due ÷ due	UNO
AAcross 94:	Fast-food chain with a sunrise in its logo	DELTACO
AAcross 98:	Call in a ring, for short
AAcross 99:	Dweller in a tree hollow
AAcross 101:	Obnoxiously fratty sort	DUDEBRO
AAcross 102:	"Allow me to demonstrate?"	MAYI
AAcross 106:	Be an ambassador for, in brief
AAcross 107:	"It all makes sense now"	OHISEE
AAcross 110:	Like some economies and moisturizers	OILBASED
AAcross 112:	Left-wing protest group	ANTIFA
AAcross 114:	Past disagreements that are no longer of concern ... or each block of shaded squares in this puzzle?	WATERUNDERTHE
AAcross 118:	Don't give up on	KEEPAT
AAcross 119:	How ancient mariners relied on the stars	ASAGUIDE
AAcross 120:	Actress Witherspoon	REESE
AAcross 121:	Sport
AAcross 122:	Apt word spelled from this puzzle's "covered" letters, top to bottom
AAcross 123:	Office monitor, in brief
DDown 1:	Son of Isaac
DDown 2:	Citizen neighboring 3-Down
DDown 3:	Nation across the Bab el-Mandeb Strait from Djibouti
DDown 4:	Make out, in London
DDown 5:	Must	HAVETO
DDown 6:	Drink from the tap?
DDown 7:	Negative connector
DDown 8:	They often need new suits for work, for short
DDown 9:	Move up
DDown 10:	"___ girl!"	ATTA
DDown 11:	"Succession" TV family	ROYS
DDown 12:	Left jobs on bad terms, say	BURNEDS
DDown 13:	Remote button
DDown 14:	Home of the Rosa Parks Museum
DDown 15:	Siren, for one
DDown 17:	Space heater?
DDown 18:	Alternative to a cab
DDown 19:	"Sounds reasonable"
DDown 20:	Abominate
DDown 22:	Go-aheads
DDown 26:	"Hi there, friend"	HEYBUD
DDown 30:	Practices diplomacy	BUILDSS
DDown 31:	How Reubens are made	ONRYE
DDown 32:	O.R. V.I.P.s	MDS
DDown 35:	Suffer
DDown 36:	Put together
DDown 37:	Fad figurine with colorful unkempt hair	TROLLDOLL
DDown 39:	What takes a toll?	ONEPM
DDown 40:	Chooses sidewalk over subway, say	HOOFSIT
DDown 41:	Long story short?	ADTEXT
DDown 42:	Au ___ (menu phrase)
DDown 45:	Dum-dum
DDown 46:	Life partner
DDown 47:	It's a lot for a lord to manage
DDown 48:	"I mean ... uh ... it's just ..."	UMUM
DDown 49:	Don Juan
DDown 53:	Adler who outwitted Sherlock Holmes	IRENE
DDown 54:	Worn ___ frazzle	TOA
DDown 57:	"Go ahead and decide"	UPTOYOU
DDown 58:	Co-star of "Airplane!" and "Hot Shots!"	LLOYDS
DDown 59:	Left quickly, with "out"
DDown 61:	"The Crown" actress Claire
DDown 63:	How some Cajuns converse	INCREOLE
DDown 64:	Crumb lugger
DDown 67:	Required E.M.T. skill
DDown 68:	Much of it is junk
DDown 69:	"Cómo ___ usted?"	ESTA
DDown 72:	Mastodons' defenses
DDown 77:	Taking after
DDown 77:	Taking after
DDown 78:	Lapis ___, blue gem pulverized for paint during the Renaissance
DDown 80:	"Arabian Nights" prince	AHMED
DDown 81:	1950s school dance
DDown 83:	Over the line, so to speak	ATOOFAR
DDown 84:	Texter's "To me ..."
DDown 86:	Sludge
DDown 87:	Operator of the Texas Eagle and Southwest Chief	AMTRAK
DDown 88:	Perfectly refurbished	LIKENEW
DDown 89:	Rescue dog, e.g.
DDown 90:	School email ender	EDU
DDown 95:	Some low-risk government issues, informally	TBONDS
DDown 96:	Take for ___ (bamboozle)	ARIDE
DDown 97:	Natalie with 12 Top 40 hits
DDown 100:	"Are you serious?!"
DDown 101:	Unlink from a social media post, say	DETAG
DDown 102:	California's San ___ County	MATEO
DDown 103:	Barbecue leftovers
DDown 104:	"Hoo-boy!"	YEESH
DDown 105:	Brainstorm
DDown 108:	Lowly deckhand
DDown 109:	What one star may mean
DDown 111:	[shiver]
DDown 113:	Bitter brew, in brief	IPA
DDown 115:	Cause of a swollen head
DDown 116:	Air ... or chair
DDown 117:	Illegal car maneuver, often	UIE