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New York Times Answers

Sunday, 28th January 2024
There are 65 across clues and 78 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 28th January 2024. View the answers below..

The Answers

Number# Clue Answer
AAcross 1: Toy on a racetrackSLOTCAR
AAcross 8: Soccer star who has won a record eight Ballon d'Or awardsMESSI
AAcross 13: Like "t," "k" and "p," in phonetics
AAcross 20: What Hemingway claimed he did to the ending of "A Farewell to Arms" 39 times
AAcross 21: Dartmouth and Penn, e.g.
AAcross 22: FledRANAWAY
AAcross 23: Mnemonic startSILENTM
AAcross 24: Actor Leary
AAcross 25: Flowerlike sea creature
AAcross 26: Massive victory … or a high score in 113-Across?SMASHINGSUCCESS
AAcross 29: Really enjoys oneselfHASABLAST
AAcross 31: Doofuses
AAcross 34: Wetland
AAcross 35: Objections
AAcross 36: Be part of an uprising
AAcross 37: Lowercase letter that resembles an "n"
AAcross 39: Las Vegas resort with a music-inspired name
AAcross 41: But
AAcross 42: Resort amenity
AAcross 45: Medical procedure, for short
AAcross 46: Overabundance
AAcross 47: Vodka drink, informallyCOSMO
AAcross 49: Tremble
AAcross 52: Contaminating trace
AAcross 53: Chemical solution strength
AAcross 54: "Yeshiva boy" played by Barbra Streisand YENTL
AAcross 55: Author who penned the line "Sometimes the smallest things take up the most room in your heart"
AAcross 56: Climate issue addressed in the Montreal Protocol
AAcross 58: Approach something with gusto GOWHOLEHOG
AAcross 60: What's the matter?
AAcross 61: Sunder
AAcross 62: Shapes of many carrot slices
AAcross 64: Currency worth a little more than dollars
AAcross 66: Spreadsheet command
AAcross 67: Spot for a loft
AAcross 68: Muesli bit
AAcross 70: Make a pile, perhaps
AAcross 72: Rentable transportation optionsZIPCARS
AAcross 76: Fracas
AAcross 78: Music's Little ___RICHARD
AAcross 83: Used TurboTax, sayEFILED
AAcross 84: Journalist's accessory
AAcross 86: Knuckle-headed act?
AAcross 87: Biblical man who lost his birthright
AAcross 88: 2017 musical retelling of the stories of Henry VIII's wives
AAcross 89: Symbol for torque, in physics
AAcross 91: Many a viral post
AAcross 92: Point of no return?
AAcross 95: Ace
AAcross 98: Coast
AAcross 101: Ellipsis element
AAcross 104: Aviator's maneuver in a crosswind landing
AAcross 104: Aviator's maneuver in a crosswind landing
AAcross 108: Proportional INSCALE
AAcross 109: "The Last Supper," for one
AAcross 111: Spot on an afternoon schedule?
AAcross 112: Doofuses
AAcross 113: Game represented visually in this puzzleWHACAMOLE
AAcross 116: Talks like Tom Waits
AAcross 117: Justice KaganELENA
AAcross 118: Try for a seat in the CapitolSENATEBID
AAcross 119: Fifth-century pope dubbed "the Great"STLEO
AAcross 120: Constant nuisance
AAcross 121: Like some postage and parking spaces
AAcross 122: Fish whose juveniles can climb walls
DDown 1: Many prom attendees: Abbr.SRS
DDown 2: Niihau neckwear
DDown 3: Symbol of wisdom
DDown 4: Lock
DDown 5: Mountebank
DDown 6: "Nice work, little fella!"
DDown 7: Dreamy state
DDown 8: Skirts that go below the knee
DDown 9: Giant slalom at the Olympics, e.g.
DDown 10: Choir director's command
DDown 11: Tremor
DDown 12: Put out
DDown 13: Make perfect, maybe
DDown 14: Frustrating highway driverLANEHOG
DDown 15: Short tennis sessionONESET
DDown 16: Gregor ___, Franz Kafka characterSAMSA
DDown 17: ___ Jima
DDown 18: Small band transport
DDown 19: Image at the top of the pyramid on the back of a dollar bill
DDown 27: "___ la vista, baby!"
DDown 28: Insertion mark
DDown 29: Put on a pedestal, say
DDown 30: Jennifer of "The Morning Show"ANISTON
DDown 32: "White Noise" author DonDELILLO
DDown 33: What a shock!
DDown 34: 11,111 vis-à-vis 123,454,321
DDown 38: Swear (to)
DDown 40: Tweak, say
DDown 42: Ejects forcefullySPEWSOUT
DDown 43: Primitive camera feature
DDown 44: Like a winner of a mountain marathon, in two sensesATTHETOP
DDown 46: First name of Julius Caesar
DDown 48: Unrefined mined find
DDown 48: Unrefined mined find
DDown 50: Finish line for the first stage of the first Tour de France
DDown 51: Giant name in Giants historyALOU
DDown 52: Cinemax competitorTMC
DDown 57: It's facedown on a poker table
DDown 58: Negroni spirit
DDown 59: [I'm SO mad!]GRR
DDown 60: Cotton fabric often used in bandages
DDown 63: Hosp. areas
DDown 65: Gondola propeller
DDown 67: HoneyBAE
DDown 69: Verb sometimes abbreviated to its central letter
DDown 71: Prefix with tourist or hotel
DDown 72: Series finale
DDown 73: Counterfactual starters, in logic
DDown 74: Karachi-based carrier
DDown 75: Certain urban nightlifeCLUBSCENE
DDown 76: Military hiding spot
DDown 76: Military hiding spot
DDown 77: Place that's cramped and squalid
DDown 79: Something a presidential candidate often winsHOMESTATE
DDown 80: Gray, say
DDown 81: Part of a hoop
DDown 82: It may be repeated after "fiddle"
DDown 84: Oregon-based athletic brand
DDown 85: Podium
DDown 88: Items in a hardware store bin
DDown 90: Acting as one
DDown 93: Capital in the Himalayas
DDown 94: Company originally known as Control Video Corp.AOL
DDown 96: Shelley's "___ to the West Wind"
DDown 97: Converges on
DDown 98: Source of a sleeper hit, perhapsSIDEB
DDown 99: ___ Holmes, Netflix character played by Millie Bobby BrownENOLA
DDown 100: Pitkin County ski town
DDown 101: Old Venetian money
DDown 102: Give a keynote, say
DDown 103: Performer with lions
DDown 105: Cotton fabric often used in hosiery
DDown 106: Urge
DDown 107: Some dinero
DDown 109: Part of a lion
DDown 110: Ear piece
DDown 114: Bottom line?
DDown 115: Container component
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