New York Times Answers - Saturday, 24th December 2022

There are 34 across clues and 34 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 24th December 2022. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Ancient arts venue
AAcross 6:	The willies
AAcross 10:	Try for a hit
AAcross 13:	1979 J. D. Souther hit with a rhyming title	YOUREONLYLONELY
AAcross 17:	"Ugh, we nearly had it!"	SOCLOSEYETSOFAR
AAcross 18:	Beam
AAcross 19:	Forcefully
AAcross 20:	Desert home, maybe
AAcross 21:	N.L. East team, on scoreboards	ATL
AAcross 22:	Step toward nirvana
AAcross 24:	Hall monitors, for short
AAcross 25:	Edmond ___ a.k.a. the "Father of Whist"
AAcross 27:	Axe target
AAcross 28:	Constantly evolving social phenomenon
AAcross 29:	Magazine purchase	ADPAGE
AAcross 31:	Smoothie fruit
AAcross 33:	Pontiac, for one
AAcross 35:	Old pad holders
AAcross 36:	Means of escape
AAcross 37:	Completely consume
AAcross 39:	Seat in Parliament?
AAcross 40:	Longevity
AAcross 43:	Westernmost city on the African mainland
AAcross 44:	Winter hrs. in St. Louis
AAcross 45:	Team that moved back from St. Louis in 2016, informally	LARAMS
AAcross 47:	Letters used in the absence of a letter	NMI
AAcross 48:	___ Productions, media company since 1986
AAcross 51:	One way to run
AAcross 52:	End of many addresses	COM
AAcross 53:	What's measured in watts
AAcross 57:	Symphony originally dedicated to Napoleon Bonaparte	BEETHOVENSTHIRD
AAcross 58:	Shape of a logistic curve
AAcross 59:	Takes credit, in a way
AAcross 60:	"___ luck!"	LOTSA
DDown 1:	Cries of exasperation
DDown 2:	Revenue source for a Girl Scout troop	DOORTODOORSALES
DDown 3:	Bush growths	EUCALYPTUSTREES
DDown 4:	Air France hub
DDown 5:	Prefix with classical
DDown 6:	Casting choice
DDown 7:	Ophthalmologist's prescription
DDown 8:	Bottom-row key
DDown 9:	Bonheur who painted "The Horse Fair"
DDown 10:	In no time	BEFOREYOUKNOWIT
DDown 11:	Southern Comfort cocktails	ALABAMASLAMMERS
DDown 12:	Singer/actor Gibson in the "Fast & Furious" franchise	TYRESE
DDown 14:	Dept. of Labor arm
DDown 15:	"Nifty!"	NEATO
DDown 16:	OK
DDown 21:	"Got it!"
DDown 22:	Actor George of "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?"
DDown 23:	More than sore
DDown 26:	___ art
DDown 28:	Comics read from right to left
DDown 30:	Bob ___, "To Kill a Mockingbird" villain	EWELL
DDown 32:	Is undecided
DDown 34:	Creamed	ATEALIVE
DDown 38:	Good day?: Abbr.
DDown 39:	"Things Fall Apart" novelist	ACHEBE
DDown 41:	Thalia, Aglaia and Euphrosyne, in myth
DDown 42:	"The accuser of our brethren," per Revelation
DDown 46:	1970s-'80s sitcom setting
DDown 49:	Election night fig.
DDown 50:	Roman emperor who overthrew Galba
DDown 52:	Sockeye relative
DDown 54:	Kerfuffle
DDown 55:	Old televangelism org.	PTL
DDown 56:	Vitamin stat	RDA