New York Times Answers - Wednesday, 10th January 2024

There are 36 across clues and 42 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 10th January 2024. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Podcasters' needs
AAcross 5:	Meaty pasta sauce	RAGU
AAcross 9:	"Hey, by the way …"	OHSAY
AAcross 14:	Apple with multiple cores	IMAC
AAcross 15:	Eurasian river	URAL
AAcross 16:	Abstain from	NOTDO
AAcross 17:	*Job for a coxswain with rowdy rowers?	TAMINGOFTHECREW
AAcross 20:	What's tolerated by every body?
AAcross 21:	Natural hairstyles
AAcross 22:	Poorly
AAcross 22:	Poorly
AAcross 23:	*Review for a so-so bakery?	NOGREATCAKES
AAcross 26:	2007 Michael Moore documentary about health care
AAcross 28:	"You've got ___ nerve!"
AAcross 29:	Melody
AAcross 30:	It's often in stock
AAcross 34:	Chose a course
AAcross 37:	Dorothy Parker quality
AAcross 38:	*Person who assigns the order of opening presents?	GIFTCOP
AAcross 40:	"Yes," in Japanese	HAI
AAcross 41:	Check box of last resort
AAcross 43:	Norse protector of humankind
AAcross 44:	Complain querulously
AAcross 45:	Kyrgyzstan mountain range	ALAI
AAcross 47:	Extremist sects
AAcross 49:	*Completes a superhero transformation?	GETSINTOCAPE
AAcross 54:	And others too numerous to mention
AAcross 55:	Nary a soul	NOONE
AAcross 56:	Island nation whose currency is the tala
AAcross 60:	Preschool teacher's mantra … or a hint to the answers to the starred clues	SHARINGISCARING
AAcross 63:	Have a nibble of
AAcross 64:	Brazilian berry
AAcross 65:	She, on the Seine	ELLE
AAcross 66:	Expression that might accompany a mustache twirl
AAcross 67:	Word repeated in a 1956 Doris Day single
AAcross 68:	Brighter times
DDown 1:	It's catching
DDown 2:	"Not sure yet"	IMAY
DDown 3:	Something to make or break
DDown 4:	"Magic that works," per Vonnegut
DDown 5:	Runner on the ground?
DDown 6:	Like an excited crowd	AROAR
DDown 7:	Social blunder
DDown 8:	Marine leader?
DDown 9:	Small ice cream order	ONESCOOP
DDown 10:	Ad ___
DDown 11:	"Never mind what I just said!"	STRIKETHAT
DDown 12:	One of the Astaires	ADELE
DDown 13:	Caterwauls
DDown 18:	Cozy corner
DDown 19:	Romantic attraction, slangily, with "the"
DDown 24:	Its name means "waterless place" in Mongolian
DDown 25:	Hype (up)
DDown 26:	Something to follow, in cards
DDown 27:	"If so, then …"	INTHATCASE
DDown 29:	Number of graduates in the first class at West Point (1802)
DDown 31:	Poetic frequency
DDown 32:	Utmost
DDown 32:	Utmost
DDown 33:	Writer Umberto
DDown 35:	Buds go in them
DDown 36:	Dance floor flourish
DDown 38:	Less sharp, as footage
DDown 39:	Animal whose brain has the most gray matter of any mammal
DDown 42:	They're raised in Chi-Town
DDown 44:	Found innocent
DDown 46:	Part of, as a plot
DDown 48:	"___-daisy!"	UPSA
DDown 49:	Tales of daring
DDown 50:	Frome of fiction	ETHAN
DDown 51:	Classical cover-ups
DDown 52:	Chilling	ONICE
DDown 53:	Labor activist Chavez	CESAR
DDown 57:	"___ 18" (novel by Leon Uris)	MILA
DDown 58:	Exclusively
DDown 59:	Wrinkles in time?
DDown 61:	Its ways are numbered: Abbr.	RTE
DDown 62:	O.S.S. successor