New York Times Answers - Sunday, 21st January 2024

There are 68 across clues and 72 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 21st January 2024. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Begin to flower
AAcross 4:	In conflict	ATWAR
AAcross 9:	Basketball stats category
AAcross 16:	Neckwear provided at some restaurants
AAcross 19:	Pikes Peak people
AAcross 20:	One-dish meal
AAcross 21:	"You're playing with fire!"	WATCHIT
AAcross 22:	Game night cry	UNO
AAcross 23:	"First, I founded an aerospace start-up, but I never …"	GOTITOFFTHEGROUND
AAcross 26:	Messy room
AAcross 27:	Make the first bet
AAcross 28:	Go back over
AAcross 29:	Proverbial hard workers
AAcross 30:	Bourne's employer in "The Bourne Identity," in brief
AAcross 31:	Popular indoor tree
AAcross 33:	Total revolution?
AAcross 34:	Ardennes assent	OUI
AAcross 35:	Singer's asset
AAcross 37:	Daughter of Muhammad
AAcross 39:	"When that fell through, I tried my hand at fishmongering, but we …"	DIDNTSCALEWELL
AAcross 43:	Sensitivity
AAcross 45:	Common resolutions
AAcross 46:	Squat, so to speak
AAcross 47:	Pop singer with noted bangs (and bangers!)	SIA
AAcross 48:	Go back down
AAcross 51:	J. M. Barrie, for one
AAcross 53:	What Ralph represents in a Freudian analysis of "Lord of the Flies"
AAcross 54:	Betrays	FLIPSON
AAcross 56:	"Next, I pivoted into breakfast restaurants, but competitors …"	POACHEDOUREMPLOYEES
AAcross 61:	Passages
AAcross 62:	Medal-earning mettle
AAcross 63:	Purchase printout: Abbr.	RCPT
AAcross 66:	New Year's Day	ONEONE
AAcross 67:	Place of prayer
AAcross 69:	Sat ___ (GPS system)	NAV
AAcross 70:	Behind
AAcross 72:	Library section
AAcross 73:	Broski
AAcross 75:	There are 768 of these in a gallon
AAcross 77:	"When I tried candlemaking, all my workers …"	SUFFEREDFROMBURNOUT
AAcross 81:	Section of the nosebleed seats	LASTROW
AAcross 83:	Poetic preposition
AAcross 84:	Lead-in to zone
AAcross 85:	Some music collectibles, for short	LPS
AAcross 86:	Whiz
AAcross 87:	Counterpart of science, they say
AAcross 88:	Freight, e.g.
AAcross 90:	Uncles, in Uruguay	TIOS
AAcross 92:	"I decided to try operating an airport, but just before launch we …"	RANOUTOFRUNWAY
AAcross 96:	Goes first
AAcross 100:	Wrote, as a bad check
AAcross 101:	Moose's mating season
AAcross 102:	Universal donor's designation, informally	ONEG
AAcross 104:	Betray one's standards
AAcross 105:	Bridge component
AAcross 106:	"We'll see"	IMAY
AAcross 108:	Backdrop
AAcross 110:	Exclamation before an ill-advised action, maybe	YOLO
AAcross 111:	Creature that swallows its prey whole
AAcross 112:	"Finally, I decided to buy a grocery store on an intersection, but a rival had ..."	CORNEREDTHEMARKET
AAcross 115:	"Wise" one
AAcross 116:	"Enjoyed" some humble pie	ATECROW
AAcross 117:	Bolting Bolt	USAIN
AAcross 118:	Union contract?
AAcross 119:	Counterpart of "thx"	PLS
AAcross 120:	Corrupting influence	BADSEED
AAcross 121:	Full ___
AAcross 122:	Over time period?
DDown 1:	"Leave me alone!"	BUGOFF
DDown 2:	Heaven on earth
DDown 3:	Pick up on
DDown 4:	State lines?
DDown 5:	Hammer wielder of myth
DDown 6:	The missus
DDown 7:	___ Butts, inventor of Scrabble
DDown 8:	CVS competitor	RITEAID
DDown 9:	Thunderstruck
DDown 10:	Slump
DDown 11:	Big name in jeans
DDown 12:	Quintessential
DDown 13:	Turn (off)
DDown 14:	Spam holders
DDown 15:	Health class subj.
DDown 16:	Sloan or Wharton
DDown 17:	Opposite of relief, in printmaking
DDown 18:	___ wonder
DDown 24:	Traditional makers of anoraks
DDown 25:	Like kale vis-à-vis lettuce
DDown 30:	Call of a raven
DDown 32:	Break, as a window	SMASHIN
DDown 34:	Aid in getting a leg up?
DDown 35:	Knot again!
DDown 36:	Pizazz
DDown 38:	Bow (to)
DDown 40:	Desert bordering Sinai
DDown 41:	Regarding	ASFOR
DDown 42:	Harry Potter's mother
DDown 44:	Hubbub
DDown 48:	Disney theme park	EPCOT
DDown 49:	Yankees manager Aaron
DDown 50:	Absolute minimum required	BAREESSENTIALS
DDown 52:	Listlessness
DDown 55:	Soul
DDown 57:	Portmanteau pastry	CRONUT
DDown 58:	1972 Bill Withers hit whose title sounds like a command	USEME
DDown 59:	"Allegory of the cave" philosopher
DDown 60:	1956 Elvis hit whose title sounds like a command	LOVEME
DDown 64:	Centerfold, say
DDown 64:	Centerfold, say
DDown 65:	Bits of troubleshooting
DDown 68:	Football receiver
DDown 70:	Yiddish word meaning "woe"
DDown 71:	Eradicates starting from the bottom
DDown 73:	Follow closely	HEWTO
DDown 74:	Zac of "Baywatch"	EFRON
DDown 76:	Share a side
DDown 78:	Identity theft, for one
DDown 79:	Snow day project
DDown 80:	The 380-foot-tall Hyperion, for one
DDown 81:	Bit of carefree fun
DDown 82:	Trendy treat of Brazilian origin	ACAIBOWL
DDown 88:	Swiss cheese
DDown 89:	Man cave, maybe
DDown 91:	Bacchanalian beast
DDown 93:	Ref. work that began as a Philological Society project
DDown 93:	Ref. work that began as a Philological Society project
DDown 94:	Swiss "cheese"
DDown 95:	"Whatcha gonna do about it?"	YEAHSO
DDown 97:	Cub or colt
DDown 98:	"Holy ___!"
DDown 99:	Perfect in every way	SPOTON
DDown 103:	Extract
DDown 106:	Tiniest bit
DDown 107:	Talking horse of '60s TV	MRED
DDown 108:	Apt rhyme of "nude" and "crude"
DDown 109:	Send off
DDown 111:	Catchy song, in slang
DDown 112:	Thing to catch in a city
DDown 113:	Tobiko or masago
DDown 114:	___ second