New York Times Answers - Thursday, 6th January 2022

There are 39 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 6th January 2022. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Go over
AAcross 5:	Like the eventual inheritors of the earth, in Matthew
AAcross 9:	Mark of divinity
AAcross 13:	A G.I. may be seen in it
AAcross 14:	Actress Fisher of "Wedding Crashers"	ISLA
AAcross 15:	Brain connection
AAcross 16:	Like fans who hold season tickets, typically
AAcross 17:	Genre for Agatha Christie or Arthur Conan Doyle	CROWCROWCROWMYSTERY
AAcross 19:	Rapper ___ Nas X	LIL
AAcross 20:	Kissing on the subway, e.g., for short
AAcross 21:	Like some relationships	SAMESEX
AAcross 22:	June	LIONLIONLIONMONTH
AAcross 25:	Baby fox
AAcross 26:	Bit of Western neckwear
AAcross 28:	Items on a checklist	TODOS
AAcross 32:	One of two sultanates in the United Nations
AAcross 34:	N.B.A. legend nicknamed "Black Mamba"
AAcross 36:	Egg cells
AAcross 37:	U-shaped bike accessory
AAcross 38:	Last word in an improv show
AAcross 40:	A rainbow is said to be a good one
AAcross 41:	Beseech
AAcross 42:	Word with high or seven
AAcross 43:	Reach for the stars
AAcross 45:	No-frills
AAcross 47:	Things might get swept up in it
AAcross 49:	___ jeans
AAcross 51:	Early 19th-century Australia, for one	PENALANTANTANT
AAcross 54:	Water tower?
AAcross 58:	Funny one
AAcross 59:	"Funny one!"
AAcross 60:	Intellectual conformity ... or a hint to interpreting 17-, 22- and 51-Across
AAcross 62:	Some frills
AAcross 63:	Lay off
AAcross 64:	Net emissions target
AAcross 65:	Lively, in music: Abbr.	ANIM
AAcross 66:	"Wabbit" hunter Elmer	FUDD
AAcross 67:	One of two sultanates in the United Nations
AAcross 68:	Right-hand page numbers, typically
DDown 1:	Garden item frequently added to cream cheese
DDown 2:	World's fair sight
DDown 3:	Great thing to feel like	AMILLIONBUCKS
DDown 4:	Signal agreement
DDown 5:	Little bit of power
DDown 6:	Funds might be held in this
DDown 7:	Classic boulevard liners
DDown 8:	Boat going back and forth?
DDown 9:	Would really rather not	HATETO
DDown 10:	x, y and sometimes z
DDown 11:	Romulus, Remus and the founding of Rome, e.g.
DDown 12:	Jet-black gem
DDown 17:	Cheers, boos and such	CROWDNOISE
DDown 18:	Strike down
DDown 20:	+ or - thing
DDown 23:	Brother
DDown 24:	Boosts, redundantly	HIKESUP
DDown 27:	Time period, or an anagram of one?
DDown 29:	Cup holder, usually	DOMINANTHAND
DDown 30:	"Back to you"
DDown 31:	Compos mentis
DDown 32:	Spill the beans
DDown 33:	Detective Diaz on "Brooklyn Nine-Nine"
DDown 35:	One reading Kerouac or Ginsberg, say
DDown 39:	Sleazeball
DDown 40:	Birthstone after sapphire
DDown 42:	Inside info
DDown 44:	Tiff
DDown 46:	Filled (with)
DDown 48:	Like scouting patches	SEWNON
DDown 50:	___ ball
DDown 52:	Tums, for one
DDown 53:	Country songs?
DDown 54:	End-of-week exclamation	TGIF
DDown 55:	Language of Pakistan's Daily Khabrain
DDown 56:	Top prize
DDown 57:	"How do you like ___ apples?"
DDown 61:	Glass who shared the first-ever Pulitzer in Audio Journalism
DDown 62:	Language in which most words are monosyllabic