New York Times Answers - Sunday, 9th January 2022 There are 74 across clues and 69 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 9th January 2022. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: DisseminatedSOWNAAcross 5: JPEG alternativeGIFAAcross 8: Quick-wittedNIMBLEAAcross 14: "Forbidden fruit is the sweetest," e.g.ADAGEAAcross 19: Kind of writingCREATIVEAAcross 21: Hurting moreACHIERAAcross 22: Mineral used as a flame retardantBORAXAAcross 23: Aromatic herbal drinkANISETEAAAcross 24: Carmen McRae or Anita O'Day, notablyJAZZVOCALISTAAcross 26: DisorganizedRAGTAGAAcross 27: Sound in the SerengetiROARAAcross 29: Tying words?IDOAAcross 30: Horrible boss, sayOGREAAcross 31: Neighbor of S. SudanETHAAcross 32: Endpoint of a Shinto pilgrimageMOUNT FUJIAAcross 36: What's going up in Chicago?ELTRAINAAcross 38: And so forthETC.AAcross 40: MunchkinTOTAAcross 41: Spade with a short handle?SAMAAcross 42: Morse morselDAHAAcross 43: You can have a blast with thisTNTAAcross 44: "Yes, indeedy!"YOU BETAAcross 47: ___ volenteDEOAAcross 49: Makes clearer, in a wayDEFOGSAAcross 51: 1997 pop hit with a nonsensical refrainMMMBOPAAcross 52: FeteGALA AFFAIRAAcross 56: Anago, on a sushi menuSEAEELAAcross 57: In ___ fertilizationVIVOAAcross 58: With 59-Across, flag bearers, for short?NFLAAcross 59: See 58-AcrossREFSAAcross 62: Clap backRETORTAAcross 63: Many moonsAGESAAcross 64: ChairedRANAAcross 66: Many, many, many moonsEONSAAcross 68: Subj. line headingATTNAAcross 69: Birthplace of five U.S. presidents, with "the"EMPIRE STATEAAcross 73: German titleFRAUAAcross 74: Like discriminatory employers, oftenSUEDAAcross 75: Just roll with it!DIEAAcross 76: See 88-AcrossSLIMAAcross 77: Eliminates, mob-styleWHACKSAAcross 79: Driving stick?PRODAAcross 81: ___ out a victoryEKEAAcross 83: Pack (in)TAMPAAcross 84: FracasesMELEESAAcross 85: Start of some conventional wisdomWHENINROMEAAcross 88: With 76-Across, Mexican business magnate who was once the world's richest personCARLOSAAcross 89: Means of a quick rechargeCATNAPAAcross 92: "___ funny!"TOOAAcross 93: FabTERRIFAAcross 94: Akin toALAAAcross 94: Akin toALA.AAcross 95: Rapper ___ Cudi or DJ ___ LocoKIDAAcross 97: ComprehensionKENAAcross 97: ComprehensionKEN.AAcross 99: Domain of MarsWARAAcross 100: Boise-to-Spokane dir.NNWAAcross 102: Post-default eventTAXSALEAAcross 104: "Eureka!"IGETITNOWAAcross 108: "That's the spot"AAHAAcross 110: KindaA BITAAcross 111: LunkheadOAFAAcross 113: Court orderWRITAAcross 114: Red accessory for cartoondom's Huckleberry HoundBOW-TIEAAcross 114: Red accessory for cartoondom's Huckleberry HoundBOWTIEAAcross 116: Scientific contribution from 98-Down, discovered in a manner suggested by this puzzle's themeLAWOFGRAVITYAAcross 120: Crow's-nests, e.g.LOOKOUTSAAcross 122: One living in the rial world?OMANIAAcross 123: Lingerie fabricTRICOTAAcross 124: BlightsEYESORESAAcross 125: More mirthfulGAYERAAcross 126: Defiant refusalHECKNOAAcross 127: ___ Plaines, Ill.DESAAcross 128: Start of a story, in journaleseLEDEDDown 1: Cause of a joltSCAREDDown 2: Really busy, perhapsORNATEDDown 3: It's nothing to joke aboutWEIGHTYMATTERDDown 4: Artist known for his lampooning cartooningNASTDDown 5: Startin' placeGITGODDown 6: "___ moved on"IVEDDown 7: Calming wordsFEARNOTDDown 8: Holy city near BaghdadNAJAFDDown 9: Hardly a lover of hot wings?ICARUSDDown 10: Radio frequency meas.MHZDDown 11: Ad or show followerBIZDDown 12: ___ P. Morton, Benjamin Harrison's vice presidentLEVIDDown 13: Lost deposits, as a bank?ERODEDDDown 14: Attorney's org.ABADDown 15: SorrowDOLORDDown 16: Thank you, in TokyoARIGATODDown 17: Stovetop deviceGAS RINGDDown 18: BreadthsEXTENTSDDown 20: Sled dogs, e.g.TEAMDDown 25: Word in some cocktail namesCOLADADDown 28: Baseball's "Master Melvin"OTTDDown 33: Westernmost sch. in Conference USAUTEPDDown 34: Actress ___ Pinkett SmithJADADDown 35: "Er ... umm ..."IMEANDDown 37: Nonbinary possessiveTHEIRDDown 39: Game show invitationCOMEONDOWNDDown 45: Modern lead-in to "X"UBERDDown 46: Got out fastBOLTEDDDown 48: ExitOFFRAMPDDown 50: Tom Petty hit with the opening line "She's a good girl, loves her mama"FREEFALLINDDown 51: RendezvousMEETUPDDown 52: Nickname for VirginiaGIGIDDown 53: DeclareAVERDDown 54: Is beaten byLOSESTODDown 55: You might take a lift to oneFLATDDown 56: Married mujeres: Abbr.SRASDDown 57: All-in-one purchase from a smoke shopVAPEKITDDown 60: Unforgettable, unstoppable sortFORCEOFNATUREDDown 61: They're not to be trustedSNAKESDDown 65: Julie who played Catwoman on old TVNEWMARDDown 67: Puzzle (out)SUSSDDown 70: Personal bearingMIENDDown 71: Strong panSLAMDDown 72: Hard thing to do?TIMEDDown 78: German titleHERRDDown 80: Capital of BangladeshDHAKADDown 82: Mushroom in miso soupENOKIDDown 86: AfterwordEPILOGDDown 87: Nicolas who directed "The Man Who Fell to Earth"ROEGDDown 88: Lab where the Higgs boson particle was discoveredCERNDDown 89: InventoryCATALOGDDown 90: "My Cousin Vinny" settingALABAMADDown 91: Airport routeTAXIWAYDDown 93: SquealedTATTLEDDDown 96: Opposite of a glutDEARTHDDown 98: Who was famously hit over the head with inspiration?NEWTONDDown 99: Tech release of 2006WIIDDown 101: Didn't act rashly, sayWAITEDDDown 103: PitSTONEDDown 105: Words before relax or rememberTRYTODDown 106: Small section of a pitOBOESDDown 107: Bowl-shaped cooking vesselsWOKSDDown 109: German state that includes FrankfurtHESSEDDown 112: ManageFAREDDown 115: What's got ewe covered?WOOLDDown 117: Hemlock relativeFIRDDown 118: Old ___ (London theater)VICDDown 119: Gag line?ICKDDown 121: Spanish "hey!"OYE