New York Times Answers - Thursday, 26th January 2023

There are 38 across clues and 42 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 26th January 2023. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Gradually develop, literally	GGRGROGROW
AAcross 5:	Doozy
AAcross 10:	Gradually develop, literally	FFOFORFORM
AAcross 14:	Cuba's ___ Castro, brother of Fidel	RAUL
AAcross 15:	Kind of group in chemistry
AAcross 16:	Like many indie films
AAcross 17:	Last monarch of the House of Stuart
AAcross 18:	Barber's belt
AAcross 19:	Trademarked coffee holder	KCUP
AAcross 20:	Sierra ___ (Mexican range, informally)
AAcross 22:	Comicdom's "Queen of the Jungle"	SHEENA
AAcross 24:	Things you might save while driving
AAcross 26:	More aged, as some cheeses
AAcross 27:	Aptly named mascot of the 2000 Olympics	SYD
AAcross 28:	Jean-___ Picard of "Star Trek"	LUC
AAcross 29:	"Watch it!"
AAcross 30:	Boom producer, once: Abbr.	SST
AAcross 31:	Leaves in the kitchen?
AAcross 33:	Developing phenomena literally depicted three times in this puzzle	SNOWBALLEFFECTS
AAcross 43:	One way an animal may be held
AAcross 44:	Shakespearean cries
AAcross 45:	The "Gateway to the West"
AAcross 46:	Chinwagging
AAcross 48:	In a bind
AAcross 50:	Google ___, service beginning in 2017
AAcross 51:	Name hidden in "oleomargarine"	OMAR
AAcross 52:	Way off
AAcross 54:	Gradually develop, literally	SSWSWESWELSWELL
AAcross 58:	Company originally founded as Blue Ribbon Sports
AAcross 61:	Commoner
AAcross 63:	"Let's ___!"
AAcross 64:	Is the real deal	HASIT
AAcross 65:	Kitchen gadget with an edge
AAcross 66:	French season	ETE
AAcross 67:	Butterfly, but not a caterpillar
AAcross 68:	Hole maker
AAcross 69:	Norse god of war
AAcross 70:	"Are you down for this?"
DDown 1:	Pop-pop
DDown 2:	Farm storehouse
DDown 3:	Punished for the weekend, perhaps
DDown 4:	Beer containers
DDown 5:	One might hit a very low pitch	BASSTUBA
DDown 6:	Many an essential worker, for short	EMT
DDown 7:	Put on
DDown 8:	Game in which the object is to score 500 points	UNO
DDown 9:	High-quality	TOPSHELF
DDown 10:	Total phony
DDown 11:	Some surgical tools
DDown 12:	Enormous amounts to spend
DDown 13:	"As far as I'm concerned …"	FORMYPART
DDown 21:	Sushi staple that isn't served raw
DDown 23:	Put a fork in it!
DDown 25:	Quantity contrasted with a vector, in physics
DDown 26:	Most like a wallflower
DDown 32:	Foxy
DDown 33:	Ink holder
DDown 34:	Kind of power in math
DDown 34:	Kind of power in math
DDown 35:	Early 2010s	OBAMAERA
DDown 36:	You might make waves when you lie about this
DDown 36:	You might make waves when you lie about this
DDown 37:	Bunch of bits
DDown 38:	Shaving canful
DDown 39:	Fried food whose name translates to "breaded"
DDown 40:	Big name in juice pouches	CAPRISUN
DDown 41:	All-time go-between
DDown 42:	Crestfallen
DDown 47:	Fabled visitors to 49-Down, in brief	ETS
DDown 49:	Southwest city in 1947 news
DDown 52:	Screen display
DDown 53:	Kerfuffle
DDown 55:	Opposite of dry, to a vintner
DDown 56:	Evidencing physical exertion
DDown 57:	Suffer in the summer heat
DDown 59:	Spot for firing
DDown 60:	"At Last" singer James	ETTA
DDown 62:	Palindromic word in classic poetry
DDown 64:	Hem's partner
DDown 64:	Hem's partner