New York Times Answers - Sunday, 24th December 2023

There are 71 across clues and 72 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 24th December 2023. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Using the bow, in music
AAcross 5:	Guesstimate
AAcross 9:	XXX
AAcross 13:	Private retreat, of a sort
AAcross 17:	Charged exclamation during a court trial
AAcross 18:	"La ___ de los Espiritus," debut novel for Isabel Allende
AAcross 19:	Littlest sucklings
AAcross 21:	Contents of a pot
AAcross 22:	Ancient landmark whose name translates to "high city"
AAcross 24:	Shadow
AAcross 25:	Reporter's coup
AAcross 26:	One who's not afraid to brag	SHAMELESSSELFPROMOTER
AAcross 29:	Fermented honey concoction
AAcross 30:	Let
AAcross 31:	Bygone Seattle hoopsters
AAcross 34:	Sympathize with
AAcross 36:	Computer command
AAcross 38:	What you might get when you purchase Christmas ornaments on December 26
AAcross 40:	Part of a sleigh
AAcross 41:	Contraction that's a homophone of 13-Across
AAcross 41:	Contraction that's a homophone of 13-Across
AAcross 42:	Lover of Hero, in Greek myth
AAcross 44:	With significance
AAcross 46:	In the manner of
AAcross 46:	In the manner of
AAcross 47:	"Ithaca is ___" (punny slogan)
AAcross 48:	Actress Diana of "The Avengers"
AAcross 51:	Arthur Ashe Courage Award, for one
AAcross 52:	Number of lords a-leaping
AAcross 53:	Surprise birthday parties often involve them
AAcross 54:	Quantity of beer … or monkeys?
AAcross 56:	Max or X
AAcross 58:	Name of Lincoln's favorite dog
AAcross 59:	Branding need	HOTIRON
AAcross 60:	___ buco	OSSO
AAcross 61:	End of autumn?	SILENTN
AAcross 64:	Highly prized collectibles, in lingo
AAcross 65:	Bad design feature for a Christmas stocking?	OPENTOE
AAcross 67:	Fourth word in "Jingle Bells"
AAcross 68:	Hurt
AAcross 70:	Take a risk
AAcross 71:	"Illmatic" rapper
AAcross 72:	Skateboard tricks started by kicking with the back foot	HEELFLIPS
AAcross 73:	Dry, as Italian wine
AAcross 75:	O'er and o'er
AAcross 78:	Bring on board
AAcross 80:	Actress Skye	IONE
AAcross 81:	Barks, perhaps
AAcross 82:	Mr. Potter vis-à-vis George Bailey, in "It's a Wonderful Life"
AAcross 83:	"King Lear" daughter	GONERIL
AAcross 85:	Fixes, as broken 93-Down
AAcross 87:	Scary sight at the beach
AAcross 88:	Olympic gymnast Korbut	OLGA
AAcross 89:	Sign of approval
AAcross 92:	Kim's ex, in tabloids	KANYE
AAcross 93:	Formal "you," in Spain	USTED
AAcross 95:	Muffle
AAcross 97:	Actress Wen of "The Mandalorian"	MINGNA
AAcross 99:	Dude, in modern slang	BRUH
AAcross 100:	Workers seen in five squares in this puzzle?	SANTASLITTLEHELPERS
AAcross 106:	Make ends meet
AAcross 108:	End of turn?
AAcross 109:	Binds tightly	TRUSSESUP
AAcross 110:	Speedy Northeast train	ACELA
AAcross 111:	Topples (over)
AAcross 112:	"___ Misbehavin'"	AINT
AAcross 113:	Relative of a cassowary
AAcross 114:	Midnight Mass leader
AAcross 115:	Hurdle for a prospective J.D.	LSAT
AAcross 116:	Some cats, chameleons and chinchillas
AAcross 117:	Locale of the final scene in "Vertigo"
DDown 1:	"Regrettably …"
DDown 2:	Like Ebenezer Scrooge
DDown 3:	Sweet custardy concoction	CARAMELFLAN
DDown 4:	Start of a well-known address in Verona	OROMEO
DDown 5:	Dress down
DDown 6:	"The Winter's ___"
DDown 7:	Clearance sale warning	ASIS
DDown 8:	Iconic features of "Under Pressure" and "Come Together"	BASSLINES
DDown 9:	What awaits a tragic hero	CRUELFATE
DDown 10:	Bactrian pair
DDown 11:	Hereditary
DDown 12:	Walked assuredly
DDown 13:	Brings to a boil
DDown 14:	Colorful background	STORIEDPAST
DDown 15:	Uncle ___ ("Seinfeld" character)
DDown 16:	Madrid's home, in the Olympics
DDown 16:	Madrid's home, in the Olympics
DDown 20:	Uncle ___
DDown 21:	Regarding	ASTO
DDown 23:	Tree in "The Twelve Days of Christmas"
DDown 27:	Dispatches
DDown 28:	Capital just below the 60th parallel
DDown 32:	Musical style associated with Harry Belafonte
DDown 33:	What a filthy mess!
DDown 34:	Order
DDown 35:	Magazine based in Paris	ELLE
DDown 36:	Record kept on an employee	PERSONNELFILE
DDown 37:	What transforms Bruce Banner into the Hulk
DDown 39:	Spongy dessert
DDown 42:	Article of clothing that might be decorated with candy canes	LOUDTIE
DDown 43:	Full of sex or profanity, maybe	RRATED
DDown 45:	Business card no.
DDown 47:	Beam
DDown 49:	Goddess of the rainbow
DDown 50:	[I've had enough!]	GRR
DDown 54:	Puts to sleep, say
DDown 55:	Analyzes, as a metaphor
DDown 57:	"The Bells" poet
DDown 58:	Two or three
DDown 59:	Big name in book publishing since 1817
DDown 60:	"God bless us, every ___!"
DDown 61:	1040 fig.	SSN
DDown 62:	Down, at the casino	INAHOLE
DDown 63:	No longer at the top of one's game	LOSINGASTEP
DDown 64:	Destruction
DDown 66:	Aphrodite's frequent companion
DDown 69:	"Hustlers" star, familiarly	JLO
DDown 72:	She/___
DDown 73:	Fictional band fronted by David St. Hubbins
DDown 74:	Start of a playground rhyme	EENY
DDown 75:	Not custom, as merchandise
DDown 76:	___ gras	FOIE
DDown 77:	Incline
DDown 79:	Breezy, as a book
DDown 81:	Incline
DDown 83:	Word added to the Pledge of Allegiance in 1954
DDown 84:	"___ everyone?"	ISNT
DDown 86:	Heart diagnostic, in brief	EKGTEST
DDown 90:	Heineken brand	AMSTEL
DDown 91:	Floral symbols of purity
DDown 93:	See 85-Across	URLS
DDown 94:	First-class
DDown 96:	Mononymous Irish singer	ENYA
DDown 98:	Wafer brand	NILLA
DDown 99:	Tops
DDown 101:	Pose
DDown 102:	Member of a wet quintet
DDown 103:	Word with witch or treasure
DDown 104:	Repentant sort
DDown 105:	Neuter
DDown 106:	Hiatus
DDown 107:	Prefix with friendly