New York Times Answers - Sunday, 23rd January 2022

There are 69 across clues and 72 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 23rd January 2022. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Web site?
AAcross 6:	Browser window
AAcross 9:	Streaming service acquired by Fox in 2020	TUBI
AAcross 13:	Civil rights grp. once led by M.L.K.	SCLC
AAcross 17:	Fictional character who says "I will take the ring, though I do not know the way"	FRODO
AAcross 18:	Scorpion, for one
AAcross 20:	Wasn't overturned on appeal
AAcross 21:	Artists sketching pectorals?	DRAWERSOFCHESTS
AAcross 23:	Stays out all night?
AAcross 24:	Glowing or shining
AAcross 25:	Work rotations
AAcross 26:	French "I like"	JAIME
AAcross 27:	"Right on!"
AAcross 28:	Spot at a casino
AAcross 30:	Either side of a beaming grin, in a phrase
AAcross 31:	Tony winner McDonald	AUDRA
AAcross 32:	Something to make after you wake
AAcross 33:	Vow to remain mum about hotel guests' secrets?	HONOROFMAIDS
AAcross 37:	Hoops org.	WNBA
AAcross 40:	Possibility
AAcross 41:	Scoffing sound
AAcross 42:	Driver of film
AAcross 43:	Nonbinary people, informally	ENBIES
AAcross 47:	Declined
AAcross 49:	Over-poetical?
AAcross 50:	Modern-day "carpe diem"	YOLO
AAcross 51:	Early times in verse
AAcross 52:	Small distance covered by a naval armada?	FOOTOFFLEET
AAcross 56:	First sitting prez to fly in an airplane
AAcross 57:	Words after walk or cash
AAcross 58:	Hyperbolic wait time
AAcross 59:	Like climates where cacti thrive
AAcross 60:	Pointy part of a charger?
AAcross 62:	Group of followers
AAcross 64:	Willem who played Jesus in "The Last Temptation of Christ"	DAFOE
AAcross 66:	Some pianos and motorcycles	YAMAHAS
AAcross 68:	2000s Fox teen drama	THEOC
AAcross 69:	Playwright Simon	NEIL
AAcross 70:	"Emotion in motion," per Mae West
AAcross 71:	Thomas ___, British general at Bunker Hill
AAcross 72:	Sweetie	BAE
AAcross 73:	Boxer lacking a left hook?	MANOFRIGHTS
AAcross 77:	One of the boxing Alis	LAILA
AAcross 78:	Gumbo ingredient
AAcross 80:	:-) alternative	LOL
AAcross 81:	Below par
AAcross 82:	Something unleashed in a denial-of-service attack
AAcross 83:	Destination for a return flight
AAcross 84:	Himalayan humanoid
AAcross 86:	___ eyes	GOOGOO
AAcross 88:	"I'm a frayed ___" (punch line of a classic joke)
AAcross 89:	What brass band music has?	PLENTYOFHORN
AAcross 92:	Court
AAcross 95:	Groups of Greeks, informally
AAcross 97:	Watcher of the skies, for short
AAcross 98:	Old ___ (motherland, affectionately)
AAcross 99:	Announced
AAcross 100:	You can count on them
AAcross 101:	Beat in a race
AAcross 104:	Very productive
AAcross 106:	Not even a little off
AAcross 107:	Tree feature in winter?	ABSENCEOFLEAVES
AAcross 109:	Quaint bathroom sign
AAcross 110:	Galosh
AAcross 111:	Lumberjack's favorite kind of beer?
AAcross 112:	"What are the ___?"
AAcross 113:	Audience for Cocomelon, the most-viewed YouTube channel in the U.S.
AAcross 114:	Omega's place
AAcross 115:	Columns with angles	OPEDS
DDown 1:	Home with a pointy roof	AFRAME
DDown 2:	Worked on Wall Street
DDown 3:	Bring to a repair shop, say	TOWIN
DDown 4:	Creative springboard
DDown 5:	Cereal once advertised by Woody Woodpecker	CORNPOPS
DDown 6:	Subject for Laozi
DDown 7:	Sounds from a lab
DDown 8:	"The Art of Fugue" composer
DDown 9:	One's kin, casually	THEFAM
DDown 10:	Loosen, in a way
DDown 11:	Some zeros and ones
DDown 12:	Bar necessities, at times
DDown 13:	It has several steps
DDown 14:	What a dog walker and a strong-willed pooch might vie for?	COMMANDOFCHAIN
DDown 15:	Run easily
DDown 16:	Makeup of some music libraries	CDS
DDown 19:	Main
DDown 20:	Huge quantity
DDown 21:	Lacking color
DDown 22:	Brief period of work
DDown 26:	"Easy ... everything's going to be OK"	JUSTRELAX
DDown 29:	Bottle marked with a skull and crossbones
DDown 31:	Cost for a spot	ADFEE
DDown 33:	Garden shed items
DDown 34:	Caramel-filled candy	ROLO
DDown 35:	"You can leave this to me"
DDown 36:	Declaration by one who's done playing	IFOLD
DDown 38:	Benjamin Franklin famously considered it "a rank coward" with "bad moral character"
DDown 39:	"Te quiero" sentiment
DDown 43:	Mideast V.I.P.
DDown 44:	Response to "No offense"	NONETAKEN
DDown 45:	The Bee Gees' Barry, Robin and Maurice Gibb?	BROTHERSOFBAND
DDown 46:	It might gather lint	INNIE
DDown 48:	Somersault	DOAFLIP
DDown 52:	Adversary
DDown 53:	To's opposite
DDown 54:	Old-timey reproach
DDown 55:	Scottish cap
DDown 58:	Aromatic trees
DDown 61:	Really bother	NAGAT
DDown 63:	Jacqueline or Jacques
DDown 64:	For sure, for short
DDown 65:	Something a snowboarder catches
DDown 66:	Last word of "Ulysses"
DDown 67:	Goal in musical chairs
DDown 69:	Nick of "48 Hrs."	NOLTE
DDown 70:	Beer brand whose name spells an article of apparel backward	STROHS
DDown 72:	Knock on the head
DDown 74:	Carolers' repertoire
DDown 75:	___ dancer
DDown 76:	Minotaur's foot
DDown 77:	Bird known in the U.K. as a diver
DDown 79:	Draws
DDown 82:	Red-light district establishment
DDown 85:	Like some vodkas
DDown 87:	Fly into a rant
DDown 90:	Spuds
DDown 91:	Tall tales
DDown 92:	Dispensed with
DDown 93:	N.H.L. team with five championship-winning seasons in the 1980s
DDown 94:	Praising poetry
DDown 96:	Ballet sections
DDown 99:	Play station?
DDown 100:	Got rid of
DDown 101:	"Duh," in modern slang	OBVI
DDown 102:	Pine
DDown 103:	Like the Radio City Music Hall sign
DDown 105:	Harvest
DDown 106:	Something swollen on a pro athlete?
DDown 107:	Totally fine
DDown 108:	Alternative to Webster's, in brief
DDown 108:	Alternative to Webster's, in brief