New York Times Answers - Saturday, 25th March 2023

There are 36 across clues and 37 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 25th March 2023. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Like Camelot, where "the snow may never slush upon the hillside"
AAcross 6:	Fermi, for one
AAcross 10:	Sharp, shrill sound
AAcross 13:	"Or don't … whatever works for you"	NOPRESSURE
AAcross 15:	Advance slowly
AAcross 16:	Who says "Contrariwise, if it was so, it might be; and if it were so it would be; but as it isn't, it ain't"
AAcross 17:	Modern meeting setting
AAcross 18:	Only repeat in the Fibonacci sequence
AAcross 19:	Midway point?
AAcross 20:	Commercial fellow
AAcross 22:	"Breaking Bad" substance
AAcross 23:	Tech for 1970s TV characters Steve Austin and Jaime Sommers
AAcross 24:	Common request at a bar	CANISEESOMEID
AAcross 28:	What can follow follow, sneak or check
AAcross 28:	What can follow follow, sneak or check
AAcross 29:	Ticket prices?
AAcross 30:	Wilde thing
AAcross 33:	Not just a little sip
AAcross 34:	Fake
AAcross 35:	Language whose alphabet was created by King Ramkhamhaeng
AAcross 36:	Certain hacker
AAcross 37:	Temple buildings
AAcross 38:	Info for a job posting
AAcross 39:	Tech for time travel in "Back to the Future"	FLUXCAPACITOR
AAcross 43:	What an actor might do before the evening show
AAcross 45:	Departure announcement?
AAcross 46:	Mean
AAcross 47:	Co-star and co-writer of "Bridesmaids"	WIIG
AAcross 48:	Band with the 1991 hit "Shiny Happy People"
AAcross 51:	Tight
AAcross 52:	"Out of my way, I'll handle this"	STANDASIDE
AAcross 55:	Something to get rid of once it's worn
AAcross 56:	Software surprises named for holiday treats	EASTEREGGS
AAcross 57:	Offering at a shrine, perhaps
AAcross 58:	The cat's pajamas
AAcross 59:	Brings around
DDown 1:	A big fan of
DDown 2:	Eat quickly
DDown 3:	Bit of pentathlon equipment
DDown 4:	"There you ___!"
DDown 5:	Some pigeon perches
DDown 6:	Advice from a sci-fi mentor	USETHEFORCE
DDown 7:	Figure descending a staircase in a Duchamp painting
DDown 8:	Red state
DDown 9:	Club beginnings?	TEETIMES
DDown 10:	Response to a wild story	YOUDIDWHAT
DDown 11:	Ancient Nahuatl speaker
DDown 12:	House of Lords members
DDown 14:	Old school tablet
DDown 15:	Dweller on the Musandam Peninsula
DDown 21:	Certain deer
DDown 22:	Facility that deals with change
DDown 23:	Some video game rewards	BONUSPOINTS
DDown 24:	Home to the world's smallest bird, the bee hummingbird, which measures just 2.25"
DDown 25:	Crowning moment
DDown 26:	Traffic sign near a jughandle, maybe	NOLEFTTURN
DDown 27:	It's at the end of "Oedipus"
DDown 31:	Shakespearean role with more lines than the title character
DDown 32:	Story
DDown 34:	Superfan's purchase	BOXEDSET
DDown 35:	Yo-yo
DDown 37:	"Saturday Night Live" alum Nora	DUNN
DDown 40:	Renaissance Faire title
DDown 41:	Tolerate
DDown 42:	Panatelas, e.g.
DDown 43:	Like many pools at the base of waterfalls
DDown 44:	Musical with a preteen title character	ANNIE
DDown 47:	The deceptively named tarantula hawk, for one
DDown 48:	Capital on the Daugava River
DDown 49:	Not relaxed
DDown 50:	Crew area on a cruise ship
DDown 53:	Principle behind yin and yang
DDown 54:	Quilt, say