New York Times Answers - Sunday, 2nd January 2022 There are 67 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 2nd January 2022. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Game option represented by a flat palmPAPERAAcross 6: Singer with the 2016 #1 album "A Seat at the Table"SOLANGEAAcross 13: Disney queenELSAAAcross 17: Not clashAGREEAAcross 18: Front lines?FOREWORDAAcross 19: Said without sayingGOTATAAcross 21: CERISE + LAVENDER = certain baby animalsREINDEERCALVESAAcross 23: God sometimes depicted with green skinOSIRISAAcross 25: State in which "Parks & Recreation" is set: Abbr.IND.AAcross 26: Pull some strings, maybe?TUNEAAcross 27: ClinchesICESAAcross 29: Chip away atERODEAAcross 30: Employee on an airline or cruise shipSTEWARDAAcross 32: CORAL + GOLD = pet store purchaseDOG COLLARAAcross 36: VetoNIXAAcross 37: ___ stickPOGOAAcross 38: Quarterback who holds the N.F.L. record for most consecutive games started (297)FAVREAAcross 39: "You're on!"ITSABETAAcross 41: Train setCARSAAcross 42: Tailor, maybeALTERAAcross 43: One-named singer with the album "Lovers Rock"SADEAAcross 45: Lipstick choiceNUDEAAcross 46: AMBER + GREEN = imported brewGERMANBEERAAcross 48: Final Fantasy character who shares his name with a U.S. cityRENOAAcross 49: Sashay, saySTRUTAAcross 50: ___ B. Wells Society for Investigative ReportingIDAAAcross 51: A bunchLOADSAAcross 52: PEAR + CRIMSON = fighting groupMARINE CORPSAAcross 54: Bottle flipping in the mid-2010s, e.g.FADAAcross 55: Hospital settings, brieflyERSAAcross 56: Poster board?FORUMAAcross 57: Max's oppositeMINAAcross 58: Bo or bonsaiTREEAAcross 60: LIME + MAGENTA = visualizationMENTAL IMAGEAAcross 64: ["You're still talking?"]YAWNAAcross 68: Subj. of some collegiate braggingGPAAAcross 70: Actor GallagherAIDANAAcross 71: Go astrayERRAAcross 73: "Herc could stop a show / Point him at a monster and you're talking ___" (lyric in Disney's "Hercules")SROAAcross 74: RUST + SCARLET = celestial groupSTARCLUSTERAAcross 78: Daughter in the comic strip "FoxTrot"PAIGEAAcross 80: Cha chaan teng servingTEAAAcross 81: Plot problemsHOLESAAcross 82: Dis-tressedBALDAAcross 83: CREAM + PEACH = nonviolent protestPEACE MARCHAAcross 85: Plantings lining the Literary Walk in Central ParkELMSAAcross 86: Skier's accessoryPOLEAAcross 87: Many an art print, brieflyLITHOAAcross 88: "No injuries here"IMOKAAcross 89: 2019 space filmADASTRAAAcross 91: B's in math?BETASAAcross 92: Devotee, informallySTANAAcross 93: A waysFARAAcross 94: TEAL + OCHER = breakfast optionHOT CEREALAAcross 97: AbsolvesLETSOFFAAcross 100: Fisher of 2018's "Eighth Grade"ELSIEAAcross 102: One towering over the rest of the field?SILOAAcross 103: Actress RooneyMARAAAcross 104: ___ Giedroyc, co-host of "The Great British Bake Off"MELAAcross 105: Nappy : U.K. :: ___ : U.S.DIAPERAAcross 107: MAUVE + TANGERINE = restaurant handoutVEGETARIANMENUAAcross 112: African antelopeELANDAAcross 113: FrenziedINAPANICAAcross 114: Goddess who turned Picus into a woodpeckerCIRCEAAcross 115: Throws inADDSAAcross 116: Unbelievable rumorsCANARDSAAcross 117: Takes the edge offEASESDDown 1: 2024 Olympics hostPARISDDown 2: Deal makerAGENTDDown 3: Christopher Street Day celebrationPRIDEPARADEDDown 4: Still, for a poetE'ENDDown 4: Still, for a poetEENDDown 5: Outlet store come-onREDTAGSALEDDown 6: MiffedSOREDDown 7: Fantasy creature whose name is an anagram of another fantasy creatureORCDDown 8: Rural settingLEADDown 9: What's the point of leatherwork?AWLDDown 10: NewcomerNOVICEDDown 11: Artist El ___GRECODDown 12: "The motor industry's Titanic," per a 1994 bookEDSELDDown 13: Nwodim of "S.N.L."EGODDown 14: Ne'er-do-wellsLOSERSDDown 15: Keep from sticking, saySTIRDDown 16: "Wait for It" singer in "Hamilton"AARON BURRDDown 18: Stave (off)FENDDDown 20: Got ready for guests, in a wayTIDIEDUPDDown 22: Prefix with centric or visionEURODDown 24: Volleyball teams, e.g.SEXTETSDDown 28: Lost traction while driving overSLIDONDDown 31: Sinuous dance that emulates a creatureWORMDDown 32: 3/4 and 7/8, e.g.DATESDDown 33: DoneOVERDDown 34: Hound soundGRRDDown 35: Homophone of the sum of this clue number's digitsATEDDown 38: Took offFLEDDDown 40: Who says "That I did love thee, Caesar, O, 'tis true"ANTONYDDown 41: Wood in some incenseCEDARDDown 42: Bring downABASEDDown 43: Truth ___SERUMDDown 44: "Jung at heart" persona?ANIMADDown 46: TalentGIFTDDown 47: Par for the courseNORMALDDown 48: ___ to goRARINDDown 49: Chemistry, for one: Abbr.SCIDDown 52: Grinding toothMOLARDDown 53: Come outEMERGEDDown 56: High on marijuana, in slangFADEDDDown 59: Way to goEGRESSDDown 61: Twangy, as a singerNASALDDown 62: "Us," "It" or "Her"TITLEDDown 63: Progressive alternativeGEICODDown 65: Ones doing stellar workASTRONOMERSDDown 66: TotalWRECKDDown 67: One arranging for flood insurance?NOAHDDown 69: Parts of many gaming rigsPCSDDown 72: Payment sentREMITTANCEDDown 74: In a bundle, as documentsSHEAFEDDDown 75: Wasn't straightTOLDALIEDDown 76: Culinary phrase after "pollo" or "scaloppine"ALMARSALADDown 77: Vessels hunted by K-shipsUBOATSDDown 78: Element in many henna designsPETALDDown 79: "I'm in heaven!" soundsAAHSDDown 83: Doner kebab breadPITADDown 84: Latin 101 wordAMASDDown 86: ForPRODDown 87: Film director ___ Isaac ChungLEEDDown 90: "That's it"THEENDDDown 91: Heavy footwear choiceBROGANDDown 92: Evening in ItalySERADDown 95: Car model name made entirely of Roman numeralsCIVICDDown 96: Novelist FerranteELENADDown 97: Of the flockLAICDDown 98: Cross swordsFENCEDDown 99: Sooty channelsFLUESDDown 101: Modern checkout deviceIPADDDown 103: Diagnostic scans, for shortMRISDDown 106: Map lines: Abbr.RDSDDown 108: Clean energy grp.E.P.A.DDown 108: Clean energy grp.EPADDown 109: Stuff in cigarettes, but not e-cigarettesTARDDown 110: "... is there more?"ANDDDown 111: Rapper known offstage as Mathangi ArulpragasamMIA