New York Times Answers - Monday, 28th January 2019 There are 38 across clues and 37 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Monday, 28th January 2019. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Joint that a sock coversANKLEAAcross 6: Small recessNICHEAAcross 11: Karl Marx's "___ Kapital"DASAAcross 14: Country star TuckerTANYAAAcross 15: Theater workerUSHERAAcross 16: Month with Columbus Day: Abbr.OCTAAcross 17: Giving away unwanted items rather than trashing themFREECYCLINGAAcross 19: Second letter after epsilonETAAAcross 20: RageIREAAcross 21: Luau danceHULAAAcross 22: Absorbs, as gravy on a plateSOPSUPAAcross 24: Broccoli ___RABEAAcross 26: Clark of the Daily PlanetKENTAAcross 28: Obsessive to a faultANALAAcross 29: The Supremes' "___! In the Name of Love"STOPAAcross 30: Extra job in the gig economySIDEHUSTLEAAcross 33: Gin's partner in a classic drinkTONICAAcross 35: Look at, in the BibleSEESTAAcross 36: Put in more ammunitionRELOADAAcross 39: Greeting in Tel AvivSHALOMAAcross 42: Lessens, as painEASESAAcross 44: Alternatives to NikesFILASAAcross 46: Dramatically end a speech, in a wayDROPTHEMICAAcross 51: Result of a traffic ticketFINEAAcross 52: Many, many, many, many, many moonsEONSAAcross 53: Hanker (for)PINEAAcross 54: Ex-senator BayhEVANAAcross 55: "Hold your horses"NOTYETAAcross 58: Tear to bitsRENDAAcross 60: Mind's I?EGOAAcross 61: Reaction to an overshareTMIAAcross 62: Crowdfunding site ... or a hint to the beginnings of 17-, 30- and 46-AcrossKICK STARTERAAcross 65: GoalAIMAAcross 66: Inventor HoweELIASAAcross 67: Prefix between tri- and penta-TETRAAAcross 68: Martial arts master BruceLEEAAcross 69: What a star on the American flag representsSTATEAAcross 70: Slightly offAMISSDDown 1: InitiallyAT FIRSTDDown 2: Holden Caulfield, for "The Catcher in the Rye"NARRATORDDown 3: PatellaKNEEBONEDDown 4: Chemical compound with the formula NaOHLYEDDown 5: Made for ___ otherEACHDDown 6: Centers of atomsNUCLEIDDown 7: Components of archipelagoesISLANDSDDown 8: Second letter after upsilonCH'IDDown 8: Second letter after upsilonCHIDDown 9: Roosters' matesHENSDDown 10: ThereforeERGODDown 11: "Crime ___ pay"DOESNTDDown 12: RealACTUALDDown 13: Alternative to a paper clipSTAPLEDDown 18: Hardy-har-harsYUKSDDown 23: Previous incarnationPASTLIFEDDown 25: Disorder resulting in seizuresEPILEPSYDDown 27: Bagful carried by a caddieTEESDDown 31: When repeated, a sneaky laughHEHDDown 32: Mil. branch with B-52sUSAFDDown 34: Paint layerCOATDDown 37: Wood for a baseball batASHDDown 38: ProfoundDEEPDDown 40: Classic typewriter brandOLIVETTIDDown 41: BossesMANAGERSDDown 43: Look smugly uponSMIRKATDDown 45: Madrid matronsSENORASDDown 46: Insurance type that often accompanies medicalDENTALDDown 47: Dormmate, e.g.ROOMIEDDown 48: PunctualON TIMEDDown 49: Existing: Lat.INESSEDDown 50: Coin with Lincoln on itCENTDDown 56: Barely makes, with "out"EKESDDown 57: Pinball failTILTDDown 59: Facts and figuresDATADDown 63: Spying org.CIADDown 64: Band with the 1993 hit "Everybody Hurts"REM