New York Times Answers - Sunday, 5th February 2023 There are 61 across clues and 81 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 5th February 2023. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: King, queen, etc.CHESS SETAAcross 9: Overly impulsiveRASHAAcross 13: Something in a cocoonSILKAAcross 17: It may produce both a cringe and a laughDARKHUMORAAcross 19: Acclaimed rock-and-roll biopic of 2022ELVISAAcross 21: Emerald or aquamarineBERYLAAcross 22: "That cult's initiation ceremony is brutal!" [1983]THEIRRITESTOUGHAAcross 24: Creator of the games Xybots and KlaxATARIAAcross 25: Bit of memory, for shortMEGAAcross 26: It's quite the stretchEPOCHAAcross 27: Not stay outside, informallyHEADONINAAcross 29: Spurred into actionGOADEDAAcross 32: Bronzed New York basketball player from Bangkok [1997]THAITANKNICKAAcross 34: JunkTOSSAAcross 35: Prominent features of Sphynx catsEARSAAcross 38: Treaty that was dissolved in 2020NAFTAAAcross 39: Neighbor of a return keyBACKSLASHAAcross 42: PlacesLOCIAAcross 44: ___ Stavro Blofeld, enemy of 007ERNSTAAcross 48: Therein lies the rubbedSPAAAcross 49: Why the Devil was forced to pay "The Greatest" [1969]HELLOWEDALIAAcross 52: Parks at a pierMOORSAAcross 54: Anise-flavored liqueurPERNODAAcross 56: Passes (out)METESAAcross 57: Not play by oneself, perhapsDOADUETAAcross 59: "Remarkable!"WOWAAcross 60: Bucatini, ziti and rigatoni, e.g.TUBESAAcross 62: High point of a trip to Europe?ALPAAcross 63: Total breezeSNAPAAcross 64: Do some making upFIBAAcross 65: Cry after remembering to meet at noon [1984]AHMIDDAYYESAAcross 68: Somewhat offODDAAcross 69: English football powerhouse, to fansMANUAAcross 70: Time out in pre-K?NAPAAcross 71: Change for the betterAMENDAAcross 72: Belly, cutesilyTUMAAcross 73: "You didn't fool me!"IKNEWITAAcross 75: One way to cross a lakeCANOEAAcross 77: One in the oil business?ARTISTAAcross 80: Actress DavisGEENAAAcross 81: "You there, hoarding the Quattro razor! Scram!" [2002]SCHICKHOGGOAAcross 85: Losing line in tic-tac-toeXOOAAcross 86: Wryly comicalDROLLAAcross 88: Word with pie, pot or portHOLEAAcross 89: Subject of SETI space scansALIENLIFEAAcross 91: Partner of Clark in American historyLEWISAAcross 93: Stefani who sang the 1996 hit "Don't Speak"GWENAAcross 94: Six-foot runners?ANTSAAcross 95: How one cannibal felt after devouring the other [2000]GLADHEATEHERAAcross 101: Like "threads," for clothingSLANGYAAcross 104: Latest releases, of sortsNEWMUSICAAcross 105: Neighbor of an EmiratiOMANIAAcross 108: Anxiety condition, for shortOCDAAcross 109: I.T. bigwigADMINAAcross 110: Some optical illusions created with one's fingers [1999]THUMBMADETRICKSAAcross 116: Rival of a 'VetteSTANGAAcross 117: "Socrate" composerSATIEAAcross 118: Auditing a class, maybeSITTINGINAAcross 119: Part of H.K.HONGAAcross 120: Miffed, with "off"TEEDAAcross 121: Compliment to Daisy during a game of fetchGOODGIRLDDown 1: Summer hrs. in DallasCDTDDown 2: "Nice joke!"HAHDDown 3: Previously, poeticallyEREDDown 4: Bit of apparel that covers the faceSKI MASKDDown 5: Turn into confettiSHREDDDown 6: Big change in price or powerSURGEDDown 7: Classic record labelEMIDDown 8: Lug aroundTOTEDDown 9: [Yuck!]RETCHDDown 10: Greeting that means, literally, "love"ALOHADDown 11: Crime show spinoff, to fansSVUDDown 12: Skedaddle, with "it"HIGH-TAILDDown 12: Skedaddle, with "it"HIGHTAILDDown 13: ___ Hall, home of the N.C.A.A.'s PiratesSET ONDDown 13: ___ Hall, home of the N.C.A.A.'s PiratesSETONDDown 14: Many a ZoroastrianIRANIDDown 15: Line at a karaoke barLYRICDDown 16: "Hogan's Heroes" colonelKLINKDDown 18: Ambassador, in briefREPDDown 20: Pile of papersSHEAFDDown 21: Cosmic comeuppanceBADKARMADDown 23: Big drinkersSOTSDDown 28: Pay (up)ANTEDDown 29: FreakGOAPEDDown 30: What you get upon reading aloud the answers to the seven italicized cluesOSCARWINNERDDown 31: "Works for me!"DEALDDown 33: Historic builders of rope bridgesINCASDDown 34: Recipe qty.TBSPDDown 36: Syst. of unspoken wordsASLDDown 37: Diamond shapesRHOMBIDDown 40: Make an appearanceSHOWDDown 41: Many a watch display, for shortLEDDDown 42: 1983 #1 hit for David BowieLETSDANCEDDown 43: Work of appreciationODEDDown 45: Dozes after a dose, sayNODSOUTDDown 46: Category for which every 30-Down in this puzzle was recognized, aptlySOUNDMIXINGDDown 47: Its loss can cause baldnessTREADDDown 50: GanjaWEEDDDown 51: Didn't go anywhereIDLEDDDown 53: Filling station brandS.T.P.DDown 53: Filling station brandSTPDDown 55: "Not good, amigo"NOBUENODDown 58: Missions, in briefOPSDDown 60: "___ OK!"THATSDDown 61: One who makes callsUMPDDown 62: Writer RandAYNDDown 64: Like the death of 19-Across, some claimFAKEDDDown 65: Grammy-winning DiFrancoANIDDown 66: Out of controlAMOKDDown 67: Cowboy's cry of excitementYEEHAWDDown 69: Aerial threat during the Cold WarMIGDDown 72: Classic Disney film that opens at Flynn's arcadeTRONDDown 74: On display, as a paintingWALLHUNGDDown 75: TappedCHOSEDDown 76: Feel badAILDDown 77: Travel through time?AGEDDown 78: Easily persuaded sortSOFTYDDown 79: Things pandas have 20 ofTOESDDown 82: Chew the fatCHIT-CHATDDown 82: Chew the fatCHITCHATDDown 83: Jubilant cheerOLEDDown 84: Options for "bee's knees" cocktailsGINSDDown 87: Alternative to Levi'sLEESDDown 90: End of a flight, in two sensesLANDINGDDown 92: Serves, with "on"WAITSDDown 93: Nickname for mom's momGRAMDDown 95: GrindGNASHDDown 96: Brought aboutLEDTODDown 97: "Well, shucks!"AWMANDDown 98: Contacting on Twitter, for shortDMINGDDown 99: CompadreHOMIEDDown 100: Journalist in a fieldEMBEDDDown 102: Ball game?LOTTODDown 103: Like the smell of burnt rubberACRIDDDown 106: Rapper behind the "King's Disease" trilogyNASDDown 107: "Copy," to a catIDIGDDown 111: Great Basin peopleUTEDDown 112: D.D.E.'s W.W. II battlegroundETODDown 113: Sci-fi film staple, for shortCGIDDown 114: White wine aperitifKIRDDown 115: Show with a "What's Up With That?" segment, for shortSNL