New York Times Answers - Friday, 3rd February 2023

There are 35 across clues and 35 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 3rd February 2023. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Finishing-line cry?
AAcross 6:	Guinness with an Oscar
AAcross 10:	Thigh muscle, informally
AAcross 14:	Beginning to happen
AAcross 15:	Result of a normal distribution	BELLCURVE
AAcross 17:	Tickets
AAcross 18:	Long ones can be measured in centuries	BIKERIDES
AAcross 19:	Is short
AAcross 20:	"Fingers crossed!"	WISHMELUCK
AAcross 21:	Recruit	NEWHIRE
AAcross 23:	Outbuilding that's sometimes converted into a dwelling
AAcross 24:	Capacious
AAcross 25:	Minds one's own business	BUTTSOUT
AAcross 29:	Things a mysophobe is afraid of
AAcross 30:	Some bonds, for short
AAcross 31:	Tiny messenger
AAcross 32:	Ending with electro-
AAcross 33:	Quack grass and others
AAcross 34:	Award quartet	EGOT
AAcross 35:	"Wow!"
AAcross 36:	College figures
AAcross 37:	Onetime Swedish exports	SAABS
AAcross 38:	Begins to believe	BUYSINTO
AAcross 40:	Extra-crispy, to put it nicely
AAcross 41:	IBM component: Abbr.	INTL
AAcross 42:	Midweek milestone	HUMPDAY
AAcross 44:	Crush cans, maybe	GRAPESODAS
AAcross 48:	Give an edge to
AAcross 49:	Perseverance, e.g.	MARSROVER
AAcross 50:	___ Gandhi, longest-serving president of the Indian National Congress	SONIA
AAcross 51:	In science fiction, suspended animation of a body at a very low temperature	CRYOSLEEP
AAcross 52:	Kind of office tray	INOUT
AAcross 53:	Name written with an accent in Irish English
AAcross 54:	Estimating words
AAcross 55:	Heading in a contract
DDown 1:	Some striped strips
DDown 2:	Lead-in to some unsolicited advice	IFIWEREYOU
DDown 3:	Striking
DDown 4:	Ends a vacation	GOESHOME
DDown 5:	Extra play opportunities, in brief	OTS
DDown 6:	Hoffman who wrote "Revolution for the Hell of It"	ABBIE
DDown 7:	Island rings
DDown 8:	National dogs of Norway
DDown 9:	Flowering plant such as "old man's beard"
DDown 10:	Participates in a bee, maybe
DDown 11:	Language that's mutually intelligible with Hindi
DDown 12:	Opposite of "sans"	AVEC
DDown 13:	Secretary, e.g.
DDown 16:	Families and waves might have them
DDown 20:	Tongue-in-cheek
DDown 22:	Quick notes, quickly	IMS
DDown 25:	Good, in Guadalajara	BUENO
DDown 26:	Driver's license designation
DDown 27:	Mined compound in the "Avatar" universe	UNOBTANIUM
DDown 28:	Ink spots, for short
DDown 29:	Lump
DDown 30:	"Where's the beef?" inquirer?	MEATLOVER
DDown 33:	Broke up a band, say	WENTSOLO
DDown 34:	Modern meeting aid for many
DDown 36:	Greasy spoons
DDown 37:	Word with dim
DDown 39:	Nurses	SIPSON
DDown 40:	Part of an urban fleet
DDown 42:	Sofia's husband in "The Color Purple"
DDown 43:	Poet who wrote "I have spread my dreams under your feet / Tread softly because you tread on my dreams"
DDown 44:	Some pickups	GMCS
DDown 45:	Like a Buffalo nickel
DDown 46:	Maisie Williams's role on "Game of Thrones"	ARYA
DDown 47:	Edges of a diamond?
DDown 50:	Pose