New York Times Answers - Wednesday, 6th April 2022

There are 41 across clues and 40 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 6th April 2022. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	*Leave briefly
AAcross 6:	Follow
AAcross 10:	Colorful freshwater fish
AAcross 15:	Midwest hub	OHARE
AAcross 16:	Mystical character
AAcross 17:	Celeb with a good friend named Gayle	OPRAH
AAcross 18:	World leader born Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov
AAcross 19:	Hankering
AAcross 20:	Subdued hue
AAcross 21:	Seriously vex
AAcross 22:	*Final say	COURSEEXAM
AAcross 24:	Aromatherapy provider, perhaps
AAcross 25:	How best to determine consent
AAcross 27:	Coral-based ecosystems
AAcross 28:	Went the distance
AAcross 31:	Pioneer in color TV	RCA
AAcross 32:	Start of all Washington, D.C., ZIP codes
AAcross 35:	Contingent of like-minded voters
AAcross 37:	Nation on the Gulf of Oman
AAcross 39:	Like some Quad Cities residents
AAcross 41:	*All for one
AAcross 45:	Louvre Pyramid architect
AAcross 46:	Witty Mort	SAHL
AAcross 47:	Mulligan
AAcross 48:	___ Wee Reese
AAcross 49:	Fund-raising group for the G.O.P.	RNC
AAcross 52:	Didn't fail
AAcross 54:	Subs	BTEAM
AAcross 56:	Bit of body ink
AAcross 57:	TV screen type, for short
AAcross 60:	*Flies frequently
AAcross 64:	She released "30" in '21	ADELE
AAcross 66:	Broadcast again	REAIR
AAcross 67:	Farming prefix	AGRO
AAcross 68:	Word with wave and pool
AAcross 69:	"___ luck!"	LOTSA
AAcross 70:	Political commentator Joy
AAcross 71:	Arctic people
AAcross 72:	Get-go
AAcross 73:	Monopoly holding
AAcross 74:	Punctuation mark missing in "Let's eat people!" (at least one would hope!) ... as well as from the starred clues
DDown 1:	Animals that become different animals when their first letter is changed to an "M"
DDown 2:	Oodles
DDown 3:	Fruit often served in ball form
DDown 4:	"Brava!" elicitor
DDown 5:	Busybodies
DDown 6:	Underhanded tactics
DDown 7:	Not manually operated
DDown 8:	Bring on
DDown 9:	Longtime news anchor Jim	LEHRER
DDown 10:	"Seeing the other side of the matter ..."	TOBEFAIR
DDown 11:	Blunted blades
DDown 12:	Cereal "for kids"	TRIX
DDown 13:	Musical form heard in some Bollywood films
DDown 14:	[Don't forget about me!]
DDown 23:	Fleeting moment
DDown 26:	Move about
DDown 29:	Doxycycline target
DDown 30:	Some playground attendants
DDown 32:	Wonderland twin	TWEEDLEDUM
DDown 33:	Pixie stick?
DDown 34:	Not conned by
DDown 35:	Minor anomaly
DDown 36:	Shiny fabric
DDown 38:	Spring's opposite
DDown 40:	Brutish sort
DDown 42:	No-good, backstabbing scoundrel	DIRTYRAT
DDown 43:	"How bizarre"	THATSODD
DDown 44:	Disney's Queen of Arendelle	ELSA
DDown 50:	Pedagogic org.	NEA
DDown 51:	Unfounded rumor
DDown 53:	Unchanging
DDown 54:	State capital in the so-called "Treasure Valley"
DDown 55:	"Me and Bobby ___" (posthumous #1 hit for Janis Joplin)	MCGEE
DDown 58:	Something staked
DDown 59:	Difference symbol, in math
DDown 60:	Singer/songwriter Guthrie	ARLO
DDown 61:	Blindingly bright
DDown 62:	D.C. nine
DDown 63:	Buffalo's county
DDown 65:	Pet in the town of Bedrock