New York Times Answers - Sunday, 16th January 2022

There are 63 across clues and 82 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 16th January 2022. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Symbol of authority, informally	THEMAN
AAcross 7:	Compañero
AAcross 12:	Delhi issue
AAcross 16:	Reaction to puppy pics	AWW
AAcross 19:	Water buffalo, for one
AAcross 20:	French ___ (trick-taking game)
AAcross 21:	Land of blarney
AAcross 22:	Pass during the N.F.L. playoffs
AAcross 23:	THE LADY VANI_ _ _ _ (#2, 1964)	SHESNOTTHERE
AAcross 25:	Who infamously boasted "They can't collect legal taxes from illegal money"
AAcross 27:	Luxurious
AAcross 28:	Suffix in some pasta names	INI
AAcross 29:	BILLE (#3, 1972)	ILLBEAROUND
AAcross 31:	He gave Starbuck's orders
AAcross 34:	NATO members, e.g.
AAcross 35:	Adorable sort
AAcross 36:	x^0 (#1, 1985)	THEPOWEROFLOVE
AAcross 41:	Barnyard baby
AAcross 42:	Keep one's mouth shut?
AAcross 43:	Porky Pig's girlfriend
AAcross 44:	It cost 5¢ in 1965
AAcross 47:	Home of Iowa State	AMES
AAcross 49:	Help with a crime
AAcross 50:	Google web browser
AAcross 53:	Laser pointer chaser
AAcross 54:	Like the Balkans in the 1990s
AAcross 57:	Certain peaceful protest
AAcross 58:	Country singer McEntire	REBA
AAcross 59:	Captivate
AAcross 60:	VAUDEVILLIAN (#2, 1988)	DEVILINSIDE
AAcross 65:	Become more complicated, say
AAcross 66:	Getting together
AAcross 67:	Sheen
AAcross 71:	LOST, E.G. (#1, 1984)	LETSGOCRAZY
AAcross 73:	Glacier-scaling tool
AAcross 74:	Yard tool
AAcross 77:	Private student
AAcross 78:	Figure it out
AAcross 79:	___ Lilly (pharmaceutical giant)	ELI
AAcross 80:	"Jeez!"
AAcross 82:	Actress Garr	TERI
AAcross 85:	Beach shaper
AAcross 86:	Only player to win the U.S. Chess Championship with no losses or draws
AAcross 88:	Darling
AAcross 91:	Harbor helper
AAcross 92:	___ story (tale of a car company's bankruptcy?)	SAAB
AAcross 93:	CHAN_E _PPEA_ANCE TO CONCEA_ _ _D MISLEA_ (#1, 1968)	JUDYINDISGUISE
AAcross 97:	Islamic spirit
AAcross 99:	Brand of insecticide strips	NOPEST
AAcross 100:	Madhouses
AAcross 101:	TITTLE-TATTLE (#16, 2011)	RUMOURHASIT
AAcross 103:	Opposite of post-
AAcross 105:	Airline posting
AAcross 109:	Furnace for calcium oxide production
AAcross 110:	ENTICEMENT (#1, 1983)	COMEONEILEEN
AAcross 114:	Big club in Las Vegas?
AAcross 115:	The final word
AAcross 116:	Give a lift
AAcross 117:	Know-it-all
AAcross 118:	"___ Como Va" (Santana hit)
AAcross 119:	Female Olympian of note
AAcross 120:	Palindromic battlers
AAcross 121:	Place of worship whose third, fourth and fifth letters are appropriate
DDown 1:	One of eight in a stick of butter: Abbr.	TBSP
DDown 2:	Jolly laugh	HOHO
DDown 3:	Dec. 24 and 31, e.g.
DDown 4:	Minor accident
DDown 5:	Mary ___ Evans a.k.a. George Eliot
DDown 6:	Opposite of paleo-
DDown 7:	Memo abbr.	ATTN
DDown 8:	When doubled, Hawaiian food fish	MAHI
DDown 9:	Pique
DDown 10:	Terk in Disney's "Tarzan," e.g.
DDown 11:	Opera with the aria "Ave Maria"	OTELLO
DDown 12:	Naval engineer	SEABEE
DDown 13:	Air traveler's accumulation
DDown 14:	Quint's boat in "Jaws"
DDown 15:	Enclosure for a bike chain and sprockets
DDown 15:	Enclosure for a bike chain and sprockets
DDown 16:	180
DDown 17:	Arthur who invented the crossword puzzle (1913)	WYNNE
DDown 18:	Overgrown, say
DDown 24:	Kind of terrier
DDown 26:	Young chicken, e.g.
DDown 30:	Actress Tyler
DDown 32:	Move barefoot across a scorchingly hot beach, maybe
DDown 33:	Shock's partner
DDown 34:	Throw ___ (rant and rave)	AFIT
DDown 36:	No longer frozen
DDown 37:	Kind
DDown 38:	Crop up
DDown 39:	Chafe
DDown 40:	Out of gas, informally
DDown 41:	Internet ending that's also an ending for inter-	COM
DDown 44:	Part of the brainstem
DDown 45:	Chatter
DDown 46:	Greek letter that might follow "z"
DDown 48:	Affix, in a way
DDown 50:	Eyelashes
DDown 51:	Ketchup brand
DDown 52:	"One ___-dingy" (Ernestine the operator's catchphrase on "Laugh-In")	RINGY
DDown 55:	Arch type
DDown 56:	Landlord's due
DDown 57:	Petrol unit
DDown 58:	Surgically remove
DDown 60:	Unearthed	DUGUP
DDown 61:	Mi, in a C major scale	ENOTE
DDown 62:	Number twos
DDown 63:	Pelvic bones
DDown 64:	Air carrier
DDown 68:	Island where Paul Gauguin painted
DDown 69:	Book that's the source of the phrase "a land flowing with milk and honey"
DDown 70:	Go back (on)
DDown 72:	Instruction in an oatmeal recipe
DDown 74:	"Zebra"
DDown 75:	Slugger from Louisville
DDown 76:	Florida city whose name has three pairs of doubled letters
DDown 78:	Upscale watch brand
DDown 80:	Annual eight-day celebration
DDown 81:	Basketball stat: Abbr.
DDown 82:	Numbskull
DDown 83:	Poetic dusk
DDown 83:	Poetic dusk
DDown 84:	Color of traffic on a GPS
DDown 87:	Craft carried over a portage
DDown 88:	Rhythmic part of a heartbeat
DDown 89:	Same: Prefix
DDown 90:	Sense of self
DDown 93:	Protagonist in "The Stepford Wives"
DDown 94:	FedEx competitor
DDown 95:	Clears for takeoff?
DDown 96:	Old Glory	USFLAG
DDown 97:	1964 Tony Randall title role	DRLAO
DDown 98:	Like oranges and some gossip
DDown 99:	Duck or Penguin	NHLER
DDown 102:	Frost
DDown 103:	Davidson of "S.N.L."	PETE
DDown 104:	Richard and Jane in court
DDown 106:	Commercial prefix with postale
DDown 107:	Out of office?: Abbr.	RETD
DDown 108:	One-named Irish hitmaker	ENYA
DDown 111:	Tops
DDown 112:	Madrid's country, in the Olympics
DDown 112:	Madrid's country, in the Olympics
DDown 113:	Song lead-in to "Believer," "Loser" or "Survivor"	IMA