New York Times Answers - Sunday, 29th January 2023

There are 68 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 29th January 2023. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Visitor center handouts
AAcross 5:	Crew supervisor on a merchant ship
AAcross 5:	Crew supervisor on a merchant ship
AAcross 10:	QB Patrick who was 2018's N.F.L. M.V.P.	MAHOMES
AAcross 17:	Like a pub crawler's breath, perhaps
AAcross 18:	*Embarrassing pants mishap?	SEATRIP
AAcross 20:	Set apart
AAcross 21:	Relative of "ciao"
AAcross 22:	"I never met a ___ I didn't like": Garfield
AAcross 23:	Like some tans	SPRAYON
AAcross 24:	*Shipper of British toilets?	LOOMOVER
AAcross 26:	Something you might use just for the halibut?
AAcross 27:	___ Plaines, Ill.
AAcross 28:	Hill worker
AAcross 29:	Modern-day groundskeeper?	KCUPPOD
AAcross 30:	Wanda Sykes, Regina Hall and Amy Schumer, for the 2022 Oscars	MCS
AAcross 31:	Divides into sectors
AAcross 33:	5-Down, in Spanish	OSO
AAcross 34:	"I'm not impressed"	MEH
AAcross 35:	Some sci-fi effects	CGI
AAcross 37:	Fast line at the airport, informally	TSAPRE
AAcross 41:	Small figures?
AAcross 44:	*Big fight for a Disney heroine from Polynesia?	MOANABOUT
AAcross 47:	Some track-and-field races
AAcross 48:	"They tell me …"	IHEAR
AAcross 50:	Impulsive sorts?
AAcross 51:	Spanish gentlemen
AAcross 52:	Standing at the ready	ONALERT
AAcross 54:	Affectionate attention, for short
AAcross 55:	Neither blows it nor crushes it	DOESOK
AAcross 56:	Grabs lunch, say	GETSABITE
AAcross 59:	Word with cane or cone
AAcross 61:	As a friend, in French	ENAMI
AAcross 64:	"That hits the spot!"
AAcross 65:	Voyage by rocket … or a feature of the answers to the 12 starred clues?
AAcross 68:	U-Haul offering
AAcross 69:	One rounded up in a roundup
AAcross 72:	A car that won't start is a common one in horror films
AAcross 73:	Ties again
AAcross 76:	Pulitzer-winning novelist Lurie
AAcross 78:	Extreme vexation
AAcross 80:	Alliance
AAcross 81:	Symptom of burnout
AAcross 83:	Take up a notch
AAcross 86:	Singer Abdul	PAULA
AAcross 87:	Keg attachment	ALETAP
AAcross 88:	*Shortage of slime?	GOODEARTH
AAcross 90:	Appear
AAcross 91:	"Is that a challenge?!"	DAREME
AAcross 92:	Part of E.S.L.: Abbr.
AAcross 93:	Voice of dissent
AAcross 94:	Scratch (out)
AAcross 96:	Film brand
AAcross 98:	Seoul singers?	BTS
AAcross 99:	Component of some high-tech dog collars	RFIDTAG
AAcross 103:	Kind of card sold in many international airports
AAcross 106:	Metric for a Met, for short
AAcross 107:	Diane Sawyer's real first name	LILA
AAcross 109:	*Rest spot for a tabby?	CATCHAIR
AAcross 110:	Angry and impatient	INAMOOD
AAcross 112:	Parent who's fluent in emojis and modern slang, maybe	COOLMOM
AAcross 114:	"Your ___ ran over my dogma" (classic dad joke)
AAcross 115:	Sovereign's singular	ROYALWE
AAcross 116:	*Brew that's both bitter and fruity?	DUALIPA
AAcross 117:	Tiny arachnids
AAcross 118:	Cries feebly
AAcross 119:	Do some barbering on
AAcross 120:	Language of the Emerald Isle
DDown 1:	French wine region
DDown 2:	Series of trade discounts?	AEIOU
DDown 3:	Portmanteau invitations	PROMPOSALS
DDown 4:	Website overseers, in brief
DDown 5:	Image on a postcard from Yellowstone
DDown 6:	Western Hemisphere treaty grp.
DDown 7:	*Painting of potatoes, e.g.?
DDown 8:	Exhorts
DDown 9:	___-Down (what this is)
DDown 10:	Botch
DDown 11:	*Main course featuring Egyptian snake meat?	ASPENTREE
DDown 12:	Street smarts
DDown 13:	Portuguese greeting
DDown 14:	"S.N.L." alumna Rudolph
DDown 15:	Boarding school where tailcoats are part of the dress code	ETON
DDown 16:	On its way
DDown 17:	Show some reluctance
DDown 18:	Item tossed into a fire at the end of "Citizen Kane"
DDown 19:	Buddy
DDown 25:	"Va-va-___!"	VOOM
DDown 30:	Set of options
DDown 31:	Acne spot, informally
DDown 32:	Brawl site in old westerns
DDown 34:	West of Hollywood
DDown 35:	Agree
DDown 36:	___ Goose, cousin of Donald Duck
DDown 38:	*Iditarod, for one?
DDown 39:	Bourbon alternative
DDown 40:	The start of something?
DDown 41:	Byproduct of composting
DDown 42:	"Wow, super!"	OHNEAT
DDown 43:	*Staging of a narc sting?	DEATHEATER
DDown 45:	How a parent serving as the tooth fairy might walk	ONTIPTOE
DDown 46:	Supported
DDown 49:	Stephen of "The Crying Game"	REA
DDown 51:	Anguish following a dance marathon	SOREFEET
DDown 53:	N.F.L. positions that sound like a fast-food chain	RBS
DDown 55:	"I'm sorry, ___, I'm afraid I can't do that" (line from HAL in "2001")	DAVE
DDown 57:	Mountain lake
DDown 58:	Green prefix
DDown 60:	Fish with a long snout
DDown 62:	Layer beneath the earth's crust
DDown 63:	Something made off the cuff?
DDown 66:	Closing words
DDown 67:	Office PC setup
DDown 70:	One-percenters
DDown 71:	Frustrating process
DDown 74:	Noted speedway sponsor
DDown 74:	Noted speedway sponsor
DDown 75:	What a beehive is made of	TEASEDHAIR
DDown 77:	*Terrific messenger at Hogwarts?	SUPERBOWL
DDown 79:	*Friend in a competition?	EVENTALLY
DDown 81:	Furbys or fidget spinners, e.g.
DDown 82:	In the manner of
DDown 82:	In the manner of
DDown 83:	Many millennia
DDown 84:	Small batteries	AAAS
DDown 85:	"Oh, the thinks you can think up if only you ___!": Dr. Seuss
DDown 88:	Lead-in to X, Y or Z
DDown 89:	Substance
DDown 95:	Sign unlikely to have been written by the person it is attached to	KICKME
DDown 97:	Hill workers
DDown 98:	Swell
DDown 99:	Hindu embodiment of virtue
DDown 100:	Stolen treats in "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland"
DDown 101:	Mann of music	AIMEE
DDown 102:	Mardi ___	GRAS
DDown 103:	Knights and noblemen
DDown 104:	Privy to
DDown 105:	Request for permission	MAYI
DDown 107:	TV screen option, for short
DDown 108:	Chits	IOUS
DDown 109:	Manage
DDown 111:	Dallas hoopster, for short	MAV
DDown 113:	Lotta money