New York Times Answers - Sunday, 11th December 2022 There are 67 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 11th December 2022. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Letting upABATINGAAcross 8: 35mm optionsSLRSAAcross 12: RotterCADAAcross 15: What a cafeteria tray can be used asSLEDAAcross 19: Creative, as thinkingLATERALAAcross 20: Tug of war or capture the flagTEAMGAMEAAcross 22: Le Pew of Looney TunesPEPEAAcross 23: Hypotenuse-finding formulaPYTHAGOREANTHEOREMAAcross 25: Opposed to, in dialectAGINAAcross 26: FrostHOARAAcross 27: Prefix with pronounNEOAAcross 28: "No ifs, ___ or buts"ANDSAAcross 29: Asia's vanishing ___ SeaARALAAcross 30: Ethereal glowsAURASAAcross 32: Young Henry V, to FalstaffHALAAcross 33: Eins + zweiDREIAAcross 34: A-listerCELEBAAcross 36: Evening, informallyNITEAAcross 38: Pharmaceutical pioneer LillyELIAAcross 40: Having an impeccable reputation, sayABOVEREPROACHAAcross 43: One drinking soft drinks at a party, perhapsDESIGNATED DRIVERAAcross 48: "Le Bonheur de Vivre" painterMATISSEAAcross 49: "Dust Tracks ___ Road" (Zora Neale Hurston memoir)ONAAAcross 50: Egg onURGEAAcross 51: Implement at a regatta OARAAcross 52: Doesn't comply withDISOBEYSAAcross 53: A Kool-Aid flavorWATERMELONAAcross 56: ServeWAIT ONAAcross 58: Ham it upEMOTEAAcross 59: Member of the famSIBAAcross 60: Eliot's "___ Marner"SILASAAcross 61: Cause of class struggle? ESSAYAAcross 66: BoorLOUTAAcross 67: Symbol of Irish heritageCELTICKNOTAAcross 69: Garnish on a Moscow muleLIMEAAcross 70: Some young ladies abroad: Abbr.SRTASAAcross 72: Things frequently stolenBASESAAcross 73: Pierre ou MarieNOMAAcross 75: Auditioners' goalsROLESAAcross 76: Like some lipsPURSEDAAcross 78: Common frequency for college classesSEMIWEEKLYAAcross 80: BumPATOOTIEAAcross 84: Non reversal?OUIAAcross 86: Langston Hughes classicITOOAAcross 87: Insta blurbBIOAAcross 88: Invertebrate with a floral eponymANEMONEAAcross 89: "The Pink Panther" characterINSPECTORCLOUSEAUAAcross 92: Having successfully made it, slangilyINLIKEFLYNNAAcross 94: Top-level foreign policy grp.NSCAAcross 95: Avant-gardeEDGYAAcross 96: ___ de lecheDULCEAAcross 97: Internet star Majimbo known for her comedy videos ELSAAAcross 99: Prince, but not a princessSONAAcross 101: "Go jump in a lake!"SCRAMAAcross 105: Oil alternative, in bakingLARDAAcross 106: Durable furniture materialTEAKAAcross 107: Texter's transitionBTWAAcross 108: ___ Antipova ("Doctor Zhivago" character)LARAAAcross 109: Gallic greetingALLOAAcross 110: Composer who studied under Joseph HaydnLUDWIG VAN BEETHOVENAAcross 115: Bit by a bitREINAAcross 116: Tournament favoritesONESEEDSAAcross 117: Group of tonal languagesCHINESEAAcross 118: Day originally marked by a full moon in the early Roman calendarIDESAAcross 119: HunkWADAAcross 120: Like some forecasts and complexionsROSYAAcross 121: Wish otherwiseHOPENOTDDown 1: Leader of the pack ALPHADDown 2: Gulf Coast habitatBAYOUDDown 3: Fragrant oilATTARDDown 4: Resident of the most populous city in western AsiaTEHRANIDDown 5: Income source for some older folks, in briefIRADDown 6: Do more than nudgeNAGDDown 7: Day-___GLODDown 8: "Mean" Joe Greene, e.g.STEELERDDown 9: Simple shelterLEAN-TODDown 10: When doubled, overly enthusiasticRAHDDown 11: Windshield annoyanceSMEARDDown 12: Rapper with the 2018 #1 album "Invasion of Privacy"CARDIBDDown 13: Midwest college townAMESDDown 14: Biden or Harris, for shortDEMDDown 15: One on a rackSPARERIBDDown 16: "In witness whereof," "as hereinbefore mentioned," etc.LEGALESEDDown 17: Disorder from which Dostoyevsky and many characters in his novels sufferedEPILEPSYDDown 18: Cozy spotDENDDown 21: ApproachGONEARDDown 24: Protein-mimicking moleculeRNADDown 29: Compound at a nail salonACETONEDDown 31: Ink on a contractSIGNATUREDDown 32: Beats around the bush … or bushesHEDGESDDown 33: Sublime sopranoDIVADDown 35: Brings up, as a subjectBROACHESDDown 37: 39+ weeks, for a pregnancyTERMDDown 39: Mane character in "The Wizard of Oz"?LIONDDown 41: Leaves outOMITSDDown 42: Prefix with constrictionVASODDown 43: Wedding cake supportsDOWELSDDown 44: CharmENAMORDDown 45: Didn't participateSATOUTDDown 46: Big cheese's place?DELICASEDDown 47: Physicist SchrödingerERWINDDown 52: Like carbon monoxideDIATOMICDDown 54: James who sang "A Sunday Kind of Love" ETTADDown 55: Like sumo wrestlers, medically speakingOBESEDDown 57: Single-handedlyALONEDDown 60: AdheresSTICKSDDown 62: Blackthorn fruitSLOEDDown 63: Shiny topSILKBLOUSEDDown 64: Voting rights matriarch ___ Boynton RobinsonAMELIADDown 65: "Who, me?" responseYESYOUDDown 68: Deceived, in a wayLEDONDDown 71: Like one who's seen a ghostSPOOKEDDDown 72: In a few wordsBRIEFLYDDown 74: Hand warmerMITTENDDown 75: Post-merger overhauls, informallyREORGSDDown 77: Digital digest with the motto "Cure ignorance"UTNEDDown 78: TastesSIPSDDown 79: Something to knock onWOODDDown 80: RemuneratedPAIDDDown 81: Made invalidANNULLEDDDown 82: PrevaricateTELLALIEDDown 83: Preceders of pisOMICRONSDDown 85: Pres. Carter's alma materUSNADDown 89: Post-merger acquisitions?INLAWSDDown 90: Cloud nine feelingECSTASYDDown 91: Swirling stormCYCLONEDDown 93: EssentialNEEDEDDDown 98: Many a Winter OlympianSKIERDDown 100: ___ goal (soccer blunder)OWNDDown 102: Cousin of a crowRAVENDDown 103: Childish retortARESODDown 104: Painter Édouard often confused with painter ClaudeMANETDDown 106: Fancy Feast flavorTUNADDown 107: Some boxersBVD'SDDown 109: Name found in "Variety"ARIDDown 110: Setting for simmeringLOWDDown 111: Onetime auto make with the Metro and Prizm modelsGEODDown 112: Stately shade treeBEECHDDown 113: Howe'erTHODDown 114: Ball-and-socket jointHIP