New York Times Answers - Monday, 5th February 2024

There are 37 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Monday, 5th February 2024. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	U.F.O. crew, supposedly	ETS
AAcross 4:	Mimicked
AAcross 8:	Light bulb, in a comic strip
AAcross 12:	Soaks up some rays
AAcross 14:	Duck known for its soft down
AAcross 16:	Smallest unit of life
AAcross 17:	Peach or beech
AAcross 18:	Underwater divers' aids	SCUBAMASKS
AAcross 20:	Lowest numbered club for a golfer
AAcross 22:	Reznor of Nine Inch Nails
AAcross 23:	"When the moon hits your eye like a big ___, that's amore" (Dean Martin lyric)
AAcross 25:	Datum for a basketball point guard
AAcross 28:	Deutschland denial	NEIN
AAcross 29:	Rite Aid competitor	CVS
AAcross 31:	Show respect for
AAcross 32:	Many a G.I.	NCO
AAcross 34:	Break bread
AAcross 36:	Nanny : goat :: ___ : sheep
AAcross 37:	"Wanna take this outside?," e.g … or what are found four times in this puzzle's circled letters	FIGHTINGWORDS
AAcross 42:	Can material
AAcross 43:	Maple product
AAcross 44:	"___ to Billie Joe" (1967 #1 hit)
AAcross 45:	Commonly sprained joint
AAcross 48:	Prefix that means "bad"
AAcross 50:	Dutch cheese
AAcross 53:	Stones embedded in a crown
AAcross 55:	Influence through close contact	RUBOFFON
AAcross 58:	Moved smoothly
AAcross 60:	Bygone Japanese camera brand	MINOLTA
AAcross 61:	Weird Al Yankovic medley that features "Wannabe" by the Spice Girls	POLKAPOWER
AAcross 64:	Landing spot for Santa
AAcross 65:	Delta deposit
AAcross 66:	What's in style
AAcross 67:	Pub projectile
AAcross 68:	To boot
AAcross 69:	Fool (with)
AAcross 70:	Passenger-screening org.
DDown 1:	Legally prohibit
DDown 2:	Submit, as homework
DDown 3:	Reason to say "Gesundheit!"
DDown 4:	Famed fable writer
DDown 5:	Meal on a blanket
DDown 6:	College email suffix	EDU
DDown 7:	Red ink, so to speak
DDown 8:	"You underestimate me!"	ICANSO
DDown 9:	Governed by fate
DDown 10:	Rocky Mountain ___ (state animal of Utah)
DDown 11:	Politicians Gore and Franken
DDown 13:	Taking by force
DDown 15:	"Ta-___ Boom-de-ay"	RARA
DDown 19:	Netlike fabric
DDown 21:	Cattle farmer's land
DDown 24:	What "E" stands for in golf	EVENPAR
DDown 26:	Female pigs
DDown 27:	Uno + due	TRE
DDown 30:	Droop
DDown 33:	Tie-breaking periods, for short	OTS
DDown 35:	What it takes to tango
DDown 37:	"OK, have it your way!"
DDown 38:	What quill pens are dipped in
DDown 39:	Sam-___ (Seuss character)	IAM
DDown 40:	Greek theater
DDown 41:	Robert ___, Paul Newman's co-star in "The Sting"
DDown 42:	___ Mahal
DDown 46:	Surreptitiously give, as classified information	LEAKTO
DDown 47:	"Frozen" queen	ELSA
DDown 49:	Light units
DDown 51:	Opposite of sinking
DDown 52:	The "M" of G.M.
DDown 54:	Labor Day's mo.
DDown 56:	Eagles and falcons
DDown 57:	Can./U.S./Mex. treaty
DDown 59:	Campus building
DDown 61:	"Don't text and drive" ad, e.g.
DDown 62:	Dipstick coating
DDown 63:	Itsy-bitsy