New York Times Answers - Saturday, 23rd January 2021 There are 33 across clues and 35 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 23rd January 2021. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Bands popular in the '70sMOODRINGSAAcross 10: Uses a letter opener onSLITSAAcross 15: Later on, when appropriateIN DUE TIMEAAcross 16: "The Pirates of Penzance" ingénueMABELAAcross 17: Is resoluteSTANDSPATAAcross 18: Grammy winner with the surname AdkinsADELEAAcross 19: National ___ Hall of Fame, in Rochester, N.Y.TOYAAcross 20: Flip, sayREACTAAcross 21: Esther of TV's "Good Times"ROLLEAAcross 22: "Breaking Bad" protagonistWALTAAcross 23: Offer sheet?HIT LISTAAcross 25: Refresh, in a wayTOP OFFAAcross 28: "Quit your bickering!"BENICEAAcross 29: Left on deckAPORTAAcross 30: Reached the point of no return?BROKEEVENAAcross 33: Like many Ariz. residentsRETDAAcross 34: Fraught with riskHAIRYAAcross 35: Gubernatorial optionVETOAAcross 36: Snow-capped peak of songOLDSMOKEYAAcross 38: Yellowstone traffic haltersBISONAAcross 39: One going paperless in April, sayEFILERAAcross 40: GagsPUTONSAAcross 41: Once-common mall fixturesARCADESAAcross 43: Nut chewed as a stimulantKOLAAAcross 44: Harshly colorfulLURIDAAcross 45: Certain computer keyARROWAAcross 47: Face-covering dance moveDABAAcross 50: Star N.F.L. receiver ___ Beckham Jr.ODELLAAcross 51: "Stoned Soul Picnic" songwriterLAURANYROAAcross 53: Counterpart of butchFEMMEAAcross 54: Language in which "Hello, how are you?" is "Saluton, kiel vi fartas?"ESPERANTOAAcross 55: Its penultimate line is "Poems are made by fools like me"TREESAAcross 56: Franchise with the "Dominating the Deep" DVD setSHARKWEEKDDown 1: Sight in a produce aisleMISTDDown 2: "I'm ___ you!"ONTODDown 3: Danny ___, ventriloquist dummy for Jimmy NelsonODAYDDown 4: Pressure over a debtDUNDDown 5: Second or third versionREDRAFTDDown 6: "Life ___" (2014 Roger Ebert documentary)ITSELFDDown 7: Pester playfullyNIPATDDown 8: Finance co. rebranded as Ally FinancialGMACDDown 9: Branch of mathematics that uses union and intersection operationsSET THEORYDDown 10: BrainSMARTIEDDown 11: Classic film that gave us the term "paparazzi"LADOLCEVITADDown 12: "Pretty sure"IBELIEVESODDown 13: Restless movements, maybeTELLSDDown 14: Unwelcome forecastSLEETDDown 22: "I ... I can't even"WORDSFAILMEDDown 24: Like pressesINKYDDown 25: Certain paddy cropTARODDown 26: Car with a lightning bolt logoOPELDDown 27: French dessert of soft custardPOTDECREMEDDown 28: Patch growthBRIERDDown 30: Things that generate a lot of cookie dough?BAKESALESDDown 31: Early educator of George OrwellETONDDown 32: Dijon denialsNONSDDown 34: Course divisionHOLEDDown 37: Some airplane seatsMIDDLESDDown 38: FortificationBULWARKDDown 40: Traditional wedding vow wordPOORERDDown 41: UpALOFTDDown 42: Showing less refinementRUDERDDown 43: Gene who's considered "the founding father of the modern drum set"KRUPADDown 46: Far from deliberateRASHDDown 47: 10 micronewtonsDYNEDDown 48: Museo contentsARTEDDown 49: Enter into a calendarBOOKDDown 52: "Thanks anyway, pardner"NAW