New York Times Answers - Monday, 2nd January 2023

There are 35 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Monday, 2nd January 2023. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	___ for apples (have some fall fun)
AAcross 4:	Start of the day, in poetry
AAcross 8:	Emmy or Grammy
AAcross 13:	Prefix with center
AAcross 14:	Off-limits
AAcross 15:	Jazz great Count ___	BASIE
AAcross 16:	Chicken piece that's not a breast or a wing
AAcross 17:	Come up
AAcross 18:	Director Welles	ORSON
AAcross 19:	The 2005 compilation "Killer Queen" is one honoring Queen
AAcross 22:	Guided adventure in the Serengeti
AAcross 23:	Drill sergeant's "Relax!"	ATEASE
AAcross 27:	Chemistry lab device
AAcross 31:	Doesn't have
AAcross 34:	Attempts
AAcross 35:	"___ Te Ching" (philosophical text)
AAcross 36:	Jazz great Fitzgerald	ELLA
AAcross 37:	Sounds from new instant messages
AAcross 38:	Basic origami step
AAcross 39:	U.S. spy org.
AAcross 40:	Who might grant you three wishes
AAcross 41:	Present, past or future perfect
AAcross 42:	Topper for a Whopper
AAcross 45:	Liveliness, from the French
AAcross 46:	Flower that vanilla comes from
AAcross 50:	Classic song about a soulmate … or a phonetic hint for repeated pairs of letters in 19-, 27- and 42-Across	ITHADTOBEYOU
AAcross 54:	Fashion label from Milan	PRADA
AAcross 57:	___ donna
AAcross 58:	"Why was 6 afraid of 7? Because 7 ___ 9!"
AAcross 59:	Sun-related
AAcross 60:	No longer available, as a seat
AAcross 61:	Bit of body ink, for short
AAcross 62:	Rats (on)
AAcross 63:	Kerfuffle
AAcross 64:	General on a Chinese menu	TSO
DDown 1:	Straps that go around the waist
DDown 2:	"La Bohème" or "La Traviata"
DDown 3:	It's very unlikely to happen	BIGIF
DDown 4:	Actor/comedian Steve
DDown 5:	8-Across for some New York plays	OBIE
DDown 6:	Civil rights icon ___ Parks
DDown 7:	Christmas carol
DDown 8:	Information header on a business's website	ABOUTUS
DDown 9:	Higher in temperature
DDown 10:	___-backwards (utterly wrong, in slang)
DDown 11:	___ de Janeiro
DDown 12:	Thieves' hangout
DDown 14:	Ford model that's also a zodiac sign
DDown 20:	Loaf-shaped cake
DDown 21:	Innocent sorts "in the woods"
DDown 24:	Playwright Chekhov	ANTON
DDown 25:	Makes watertight, say
DDown 26:	Wear away
DDown 28:	Attack, as a bee might
DDown 29:	Muppet who loves his rubber duckie	ERNIE
DDown 30:	Neighbor of Mali
DDown 31:	Milk, in Spanish	LECHE
DDown 32:	Buffalo Bill, for William Cody
DDown 33:	Gripping tool
DDown 37:	Capital of Western Australia
DDown 38:	Engage in épée, e.g.
DDown 40:	Things with necks and frets
DDown 41:	Head covering that's wrapped
DDown 43:	___ shower (pre-wedding event)
DDown 44:	One born shortly after W.W. II, informally
DDown 47:	Hotel chain whose name rhymes with "quiet"	HYATT
DDown 48:	Scintillas
DDown 49:	Because of	DUETO
DDown 51:	Many N.Y.C. dwellings: Abbr.
DDown 52:	"Oh, nerts!"
DDown 53:	Kind of bar with island-themed drinks
DDown 54:	Winter hrs. in L.A.
DDown 55:	Fish eggs
DDown 56:	"___ roads lead to Rome"