New York Times Answers - Sunday, 30th January 2022 There are 65 across clues and 78 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 30th January 2022. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Rock subgenre named for its vocal aestheticSCREAMOAAcross 8: Like some space-saving bedsFOLD UPAAcross 8: Like some space-saving bedsFOLDUPAAcross 14: Styles that are picked, informallyFROSAAcross 18: AmateurINEXPERTAAcross 20: Disinclined (to)AVERSEAAcross 21: Royal figure of sci-fiLEIAAAcross 22: Grammy for Kendrick Lamar's "DAMN." or Cardi B's "Invasion of Privacy"BESTRAPALBUMAAcross 24: Shuts downCEASESAAcross 25: American, abroadYANKAAcross 26: Apt name for a worrierSTUAAcross 27: Moving toward equilibrium, in biologyOSMOSINGAAcross 29: LegerdemainTRICKSAAcross 31: Horse colorROANAAcross 34: Prepares for a Ms. Olympia competition, sayOILSUPAAcross 36: Tiny foragersANTSAAcross 37: "Here's an example ..."FOR INSTANCEAAcross 41: Insect with distinctive pincersEARWIGAAcross 44: Without stopONENDAAcross 45: Subj. for some future bilingualsESLAAcross 46: Sources of music in musicalsORCHESTRAPITSAAcross 50: Splinter groupSECTAAcross 51: Brewing brothersTRAPPISTSAAcross 54: Capital of Japan's Hyogo PrefectureKOBEAAcross 55: It might be broken in overtimeTIEAAcross 56: Waits to publish, as an articleSITSONAAcross 59: Second-rateTWOBITAAcross 61: Pronoun pairingSHEHERAAcross 63: Loop trainsELSAAcross 64: HornswoggleROOKAAcross 67: De-creasedIRONEDAAcross 69: Luxury HyundaiAZERAAAcross 70: "Still da ___" (Trina title track of 2008)BADDESTAAcross 72: FlusterUNNERVEAAcross 74: Kind of squashACORNAAcross 77: One using cloves or garlicSPICERAAcross 79: What gets filled at a shell station?TACOAAcross 80: Monthly condition, for shortPMSAAcross 83: Hairstyle protectorsDORAGSAAcross 85: Tabbouleh toppingTAHINIAAcross 87: Build, as interestACCRUEAAcross 89: Kind of testDNAAAcross 90: Board figure, informallyEXECAAcross 92: Recipe unitONECUPAAcross 95: Goddess in a peacock-drawn chariotHERAAAcross 96: Marilyn Monroe wore a fuchsia one while singing "Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend"STRAPLESSGOWNAAcross 99: Beverage that was a medieval source of nutritionALEAAcross 100: ___ PresidentMADAMAAcross 101: Literary protagonist raised by wolvesMOWGLIAAcross 102: "The Sound of Music" householdVONTRAPPFAMILYAAcross 105: "Horned" creatureTOADAAcross 107: Turn one's back onDISOWNAAcross 109: Laces (into)RIPSAAcross 110: ApelikeSIMIANAAcross 112: University of Montana cityMISSOULAAAcross 115: Weasel word?POPAAcross 118: ___ Fielding, co-host of "The Great British Bake Off" beginning in 2017NOELAAcross 119: Suffering from a losing streak, in poker slangONTILTAAcross 122: Secret exits represented five times in this puzzle's gridTRAPDOORSAAcross 125: "Bus Stop" playwrightINGEAAcross 126: Camping shelterLEAN-TOAAcross 127: AdvocatesESPOUSESAAcross 128: Romanov rulerTSARAAcross 129: VulnerableATRISKAAcross 130: Most likely to inspire "thirst"SEXIESTDDown 1: Twins, e.g., for shortSIBSDDown 2: Site with tech tutorialsCNETDDown 3: Gets out of a grave situation?RESURRECTSDDown 4: Scores for placekickersEXTRAPDDown 5: Mental health org.APADDown 6: They're thumped at supermarketsMELONSDDown 7: BallsORBSDDown 8: Overly simplisticFACILEDDown 9: Bake-off equipmentOVENSDDown 10: Major-___ (pro ballplayer)LEAGUERDDown 11: OB/GYNs, e.g.DRSDDown 12: ApplicationUSEDDown 13: Royal painPESTDDown 14: Circus apparatusFLYINGTRAPDDown 15: Laugh or cry, sayREACTDDown 16: "Old MacDonald Had a Farm" soundsOINKSDDown 17: N.Y.C. retailer with a famed holiday window displaySAKSDDown 19: Rum ___ Tugger (cat in "Cats")TUMDDown 23: Like a romantic evening stroll, perhapsMOONLITDDown 28: [someone else's error]SICDDown 30: Cause chaosRAISEHAVOCDDown 32: -OINTSDDown 33: "That's it?"ANDDDown 35: Camping shelterPACK TENTDDown 37: Only person to win an Oscar, Emmy and Tony in the same year (1973)FOSSEDDown 38: Kitty ___, stunt performer once known as the "fastest woman in the world"ONEILDDown 39: Four-limbed animalsTETRAPDDown 40: "Raiders of the Lost Ark" biterASPDDown 42: Plato's PRHODDown 43: Halloween decorations that can be made with cotton ballsWEBSDDown 46: Heavy metal's "Prince of Darkness"OSBOURNEDDown 47: "Am ___ only one?"ITHEDDown 48: LevelTIERDDown 49: Some skin-care productsSERADDown 52: Power upSWITCH ONDDown 53: A.L. East squad: Abbr.TORDDown 57: Slice, for oneORANGE SODADDown 58: Give the ___NODDDown 60: StopoverINNDDown 62: -EZEDDown 65: -ODSDDown 66: Put on iceKEPTCOLDDDown 68: Traffic control org.DEADDown 70: Disco ___ (iconic garment for Lady Gaga)BRADDown 71: "Chandelier" singer, 2014SIADDown 73: Longtime record labelRCADDown 74: AnnexesADDSDDown 75: Rube Goldberg machines, e.g.CONTRAPDDown 76: Like some vaccinesORALDDown 78: A, in BerlinEINDDown 80: InclinePREDISPOSEDDown 81: Expansive work of art, usuallyMURALDDown 82: DisreputableSEAMYDDown 84: Annual Austin festival, familiarlySXSWDDown 86: "This is too much"ICANNOTDDown 88: One to be dethronedCHAMPDDown 91: One being coddled, maybeEGGDDown 93: Lacking any adulterationULTRAPDDown 94: ZingPEPDDown 97: One who may have attachment issues?EMAILERDDown 98: Small Nintendo console, onceWIIMINIDDown 100: Spring month in FranceMAIDDown 102: ___ 1, Yuri Gagarin's spacecraftVOSTOKDDown 103: Cries in a tattoo parlorOWSDDown 104: Frothy coffee invented in GreeceFRAPPEDDown 105: -TIONSDDown 106: Sign of resistanceOMEGADDown 108: Some bank depositsSILTSDDown 110: Foul moodSNITDDown 111: Pelicans' home, informallyNOLADDown 113: -UREDDown 114: Girl in a tartanLASSDDown 116: Miner discoveriesORESDDown 117: Relative of "Hey!"PSSTDDown 120: March Madness "trophy"NETDDown 121: Road gooTARDDown 123: Maliciously reveal personal info about onlineDOXDDown 124: "Mais ___!"OUI