New York Times Answers - Sunday, 3rd December 2023 There are 58 across clues and 68 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 3rd December 2023. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Sarcastic response to an unsurprising developmentWHATELSEISNEWAAcross 14: That makes two of us!CLONINGAAcross 21: Gold rush camp that became a state capitalHELENAMONTANAAAcross 22: Carrier out of Kuala LumpurAIRASIAAAcross 23: Hormone therapy product ESTROGENPATCHAAcross 24: They're seen on the flags of Bhutan and WalesDRAGONSAAcross 25: Alexanders I-IIITSARSAAcross 26: Legal claimLIENAAcross 27: Retailer headquartered in Freeport, Me.LLBEANAAcross 29: "___ Up Offa That Thing" (1976 hit)GETAAcross 30: "Will be," in SpanishSERAAAcross 31: Map outPLANAAcross 32: The Stepford wives in "The Stepford Wives," it seemsROBOTSAAcross 33: Host city of the 2022 FIFA World CupDOHAAAcross 34: ___ VogueTEENAAcross 35: Acronymic devices in atomic clocks and radio telescopesMASERSAAcross 36: Part of a woodworking jointTENONAAcross 37: ___ the Lucky Rabbit, character in early Disney shortsOSWALDAAcross 40: Much sketch comedySATIREAAcross 41: "Media impressions," "influencer marketing," etc., informallyPRTALKAAcross 42: EmulateDOLIKEAAcross 43: Diamond divisionINNINGAAcross 44: Sore spots for kids?MEASLESAAcross 45: QB-protecting groupOLINEAAcross 46: DifficultTRYINGAAcross 47: San ___, capital founded in 1521JUANAAcross 48: Super-sillyous?WACKADOODLEAAcross 50: Apocalyptic sceneHELLSCAPEAAcross 55: What nocturnal polysomnography may detectSLEEP APNEAAAcross 56: Mainstay of a sci-fi defense systemFORCE FIELDAAcross 57: Canal inspectorEAR DOCTORAAcross 58: Most serious, in lawFIRST DEGREEAAcross 59: It's a question of timingWHENAAcross 60: Metric weight unitsTONNESAAcross 61: Actor Wilson of "The Office"RAINNAAcross 62: Month that goes by fast?RAMADANAAcross 66: "Jeepers!"CRIKEYAAcross 67: Stops over in France?ARRETSAAcross 68: Billionaires and suchELITESAAcross 69: Badly injuredMAULEDAAcross 70: Elegant and refinedCLASSYAAcross 71: See 81-AcrossDONORAAcross 72: Given the nameTERMEDAAcross 73: Peacock show?TAILAAcross 74: What a token may resembleCOINAAcross 75: Pleased as punchSOGLADAAcross 76: Abandon without warningJILTAAcross 77: Figure in the Hindu trinitySIVAAAcross 81: With 71-Across, participant in some fertility treatmentsEGGAAcross 82: Picks to winBETSONAAcross 83: "The Handmaid's Tale" airerHULUAAcross 84: First Nations group of the Great Lakes regionHURONAAcross 85: "Let's Make a Deal" optionDOORONEAAcross 87: Prompt from the chronically forgetfulREMINDMEAGAINAAcross 90: Accessibility concernABLEISMAAcross 91: Walk in place?FRONT ENTRANCEAAcross 92: LeafsRIFFLESAAcross 93: Set of books with maps, perhapsFANTASYSERIESDDown 1: StimulatesWHETSDDown 2: "Siddhartha" authorHESSEDDown 3: Where sacrifices may be madeALTARDDown 4: Planet EarthTERRADDown 5: Actress Mireille ___ of TV's "Hanna" and "Lucky Hank"ENOSDDown 6: Trail behindLAGDDown 7: Made scents?SMELLEDDDown 8: Lasting for an immeasurable time spanEONIANDDown 9: How legal papers may be signedINPENDDown 10: Die-hard fan, in modern lingoSTANDDown 11: Turner of American historyNATDDown 12: Wrapped aroundENCLOSINGDDown 13: Mark who was the world's highest-paid actor in 2017WAHLBERGDDown 14: Military traineesCADETSDDown 15: Turkish moneyLIRASDDown 16: Port city in AlgeriaORANDDown 17: BadgerNAGDDown 18: Having equal anglesISOGONALDDown 19: Like some golf coursesNINEHOLEDDown 20: They may need fillingsGASTANKSDDown 28: SnoozeBOREDDown 31: Who said "Football is not about one or two or three star players"PELEDDown 32: Rough fabric with a loose weaveRATINEDDown 33: Investigators: Abbr.DETSDDown 34: Leave hurriedly, in quaint usageTAKE A POWDERDDown 35: Capital on the island of LuzonMANILADDown 36: Passage from one party to anotherTRANSFERRALDDown 37: "Va-va-voom!"OOLALADDown 38: It cuts the cheese (but not the mustard)SLICERDDown 39: Got some shut-eye?WINKEDDDown 40: Pulitzer-winning poet GarySNYDERDDown 41: Rang, as a bellPEALEDDDown 42: Use a divining rodDOWSEDDown 43: Like some decalsIRONONDDown 44: Compulsory payments of oldMULCTSDDown 46: List of ranked favoritesTOPTENDDown 47: Purchase at a sports stadiumJERSEYDDown 49: Seasonal Russian cottagesDACHASDDown 50: Intruded, with "in"HORNEDDDown 51: Items usually sold in boxes of 25CIGARSDDown 52: Mountaintop homesAERIESDDown 53: Enough to go aroundPLENTYDDown 54: UtopiasEDENSDDown 56: Played the ratFINKEDDDown 58: Outschemed, in a wayFOILEDDDown 60: Period from 1945 to 1953TRUMANERADDown 62: Evergreen tree with fragrant barkRED CEDARDDown 63: Indian dish of potatoes and cauliflowerALOOGOBIDDown 64: Putt-puttMINIGOLFDDown 65: LoadsATONDDown 66: "Carmina Burana" composerCARL ORFFDDown 67: LandedALITDDown 69: Units of RAM, for shortMEGSDDown 70: Character defamationCALUMNYDDown 72: Family emblemsTOTEMSDDown 73: They're found beside exclamation marks on keyboardsTILDESDDown 75: InklingSENSEDDown 76: Coup groupJUNTADDown 77: Sweet stuff in asparagus (if you read it backward)?SUGARDDown 78: Many a ShiiteIRANIDDown 79: It may be raised in an argumentVOICEDDown 80: Auntie ___ (pretzel chain)ANNESDDown 82: Pasta recipe instructionBOILDDown 83: InklingHINTDDown 84: Largest of the lagomorphsHAREDDown 86: Flag thrower, informallyREFDDown 88: Time to get back to work: Abbr.MONDDown 89: Otherworldly sorts, for shortETS