New York Times Answers - Tuesday, 10th January 2023

There are 37 across clues and 45 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Tuesday, 10th January 2023. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	"Rent" character who sings "Light My Candle"	MIMI
AAcross 5:	"And there you have it!"
AAcross 10:	"Woo-hoo! The weekend's here!"	TGIF
AAcross 14:	Stench
AAcross 15:	Darling one
AAcross 16:	Otherwise
AAcross 17:	Titular animated character whose theme music is by Henry Mancini	PINKPANTHER
AAcross 19:	Place for a ponytail
AAcross 20:	Add, as an extra perk
AAcross 21:	Indian and Arctic
AAcross 23:	Baseball great Mel	OTT
AAcross 24:	Cereal mascot who says "They're gr-r-reat!"	TONYTHETIGER
AAcross 29:	Like a famed piper
AAcross 31:	Winning tic-tac-toe line, when player X isn't paying attention	OOO
AAcross 32:	All together	ASONE
AAcross 33:	Barely manage
AAcross 36:	Certain sib
AAcross 38:	Triumphed
AAcross 39:	Fictional feline from Japan … or how one might greet 17-, 24-, 54- or 65-Across	HELLOKITTY
AAcross 42:	Yard cover
AAcross 45:	Wooden part of a railroad track
AAcross 46:	Animal with a long, sticky tongue
AAcross 50:	___ Gay (W.W. II plane)	ENOLA
AAcross 52:	Song refrain syllable	TRA
AAcross 53:	There's no place like it
AAcross 54:	Oz resident lacking in courage	COWARDLYLION
AAcross 59:	Jenna Fischer's role on "The Office"
AAcross 60:	Negotiator's refusal	NODEAL
AAcross 61:	Toy item set up to be toppled
AAcross 63:	Cried
AAcross 65:	Lewis Carroll character with a disembodied smile
AAcross 68:	Hoppy beers, in brief	IPAS
AAcross 69:	"Take the ___" (Duke Ellington classic)	ATRAIN
AAcross 70:	Partner
AAcross 71:	London art museum
AAcross 72:	Body parts that might be "bumped"
AAcross 73:	Stadium cries
DDown 1:	Shaggy Beatles hairdos	MOPTOPS
DDown 2:	Inane
DDown 3:	Under-the-bed resident, in a child's imagination
DDown 4:	Peeves
DDown 5:	Middle of many German names	VON
DDown 6:	Choose
DDown 7:	Old Apple picture-editing app	IPHOTO
DDown 8:	Freeloader
DDown 9:	"___ Grows in Brooklyn"	ATREE
DDown 10:	Pickleball relative
DDown 11:	Scottish city on the River Clyde
DDown 12:	Web connection letters	ISP
DDown 13:	Around 2%-3%, for a customer using a credit card
DDown 15:	Hand: Sp.
DDown 18:	Avocado's center
DDown 22:	Just one tiny bite	ATASTE
DDown 25:	Like the gases argon and xenon
DDown 26:	Ma who once left a $2.5 million cello in the trunk of a taxi
DDown 27:	Ambient music trailblazer Brian	ENO
DDown 28:	Stimpy's pal in cartoons
DDown 30:	Morse code "morsel"
DDown 34:	Old explosive device used to breach castle walls
DDown 35:	Retired QB Manning	ELI
DDown 36:	Mount that Moses mounted
DDown 37:	Hairy cousin in "The Addams Family"	ITT
DDown 40:	Philosopher Marx	KARL
DDown 41:	"___, sure, you betcha!" (classic Minnesotan expression)
DDown 42:	Fraction of a min.
DDown 43:	Artist/activist Yoko
DDown 44:	Thoroughly memorized
DDown 47:	Buzzworthy, say
DDown 48:	Flow (from)
DDown 49:	Broadcasts not done in a studio
DDown 51:	Taoism founder
DDown 52:	1840s White House family
DDown 55:	Common after-dinner coffee preference
DDown 56:	Christine of "Chicago Hope"	LAHTI
DDown 57:	Norse god of wisdom and war
DDown 58:	Negative conjunction
DDown 62:	Note "to all staff"
DDown 63:	Cleverness
DDown 64:	Energy-monitoring org.
DDown 64:	Energy-monitoring org.
DDown 66:	Ordeal for many H.S. seniors
DDown 67:	What's-___-face