New York Times Answers - Sunday, 23rd June 2024 There are 61 across clues and 80 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 23rd June 2024. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Plant in a bloomALGAAAcross 5: "La Vie en Rose" singerPIAFAAcross 9: Mechanical catchPAWLAAcross 13: Seasonal decoration from the Old French for "sparkle"TINSELAAcross 19: Atypical band instrumentHARPAAcross 20: Path to Machu PicchuINCATRAILAAcross 22: World Cup cheerOLEOLEAAcross 23: Two Iowans (1930)AMERICANGOTHICAAcross 25: Renovation need, perhapsPERMITAAcross 26: SuccorAIDAAcross 27: Patton crossed it in 1944SEINEAAcross 28: Stuff left behind by an old flame?CINDERSAAcross 29: Slip in a warehouseINVOICEAAcross 32: Part of the atmosphere above most weatherNEARSPACEAAcross 36: Writer buried in a Baltimore churchyardPOEAAcross 37: Six Basque villagers (1937)GUERNICAAAcross 39: "Real Time With Bill ___"MAHERAAcross 40: Souvlaki go-withPITAAAcross 41: Hashtag's neighbor on a keyboardATSIGNAAcross 42: 12 orbs (1889)THESTARRYNIGHTAAcross 47: Adorable oneCUTEYAAcross 49: Runner Down UnderEMUAAcross 50: Many moonsEONAAcross 51: Modern-day PhoeniciaLEBANONAAcross 56: TV host JoyREIDAAcross 58: Performing, perhapsONSTAGEAAcross 62: WaneABATEAAcross 63: About to bloomINBUDAAcross 65: "Ted Lasso" footballer Jamie ___TARTTAAcross 67: Good name for a nuclear engineer?RODAAcross 68: One gemstone (1665)GIRLWITHAPEARLEARRINGAAcross 72: Just manage, with "out"EKEAAcross 73: Component of the immune systemT CELLAAcross 74: Sauce in Philippine cuisineADOBOAAcross 75: WackyINANEAAcross 76: Feature of a Raggedy Ann dollREDHAIRAAcross 78: Frog-hopping-into-water soundPLOPAAcross 79: Crazy Horse and kinOGLALASAAcross 81: Name on a box of fruit-flavored candyIKEAAcross 82: MinuteWEEAAcross 84: Wash outRINSEAAcross 86: With 99-Across, four timepieces (1931)THEPERSISTENCEAAcross 91: Too much, musicallyTROPPOAAcross 97: PlugsWADSAAcross 98: Unreliable narratorsLIARSAAcross 99: See 86-AcrossOFMEMORYAAcross 101: Prefix with geneticsEPIAAcross 102: Instrument "played" in the "Bill & Ted" moviesAIRGUITARAAcross 106: ShantiesLEANTOSAAcross 107: Goes straightREFORMSAAcross 109: Eyelike openingsOCULIAAcross 111: Not in the darkLITAAcross 112: Kitchen drawer sectionKNIVESAAcross 113: Kind of craft store kit ... or a hint to this puzzle's themePAINTBYNUMBERSAAcross 119: SheatheENCASEAAcross 120: They're comfortable alone or in a crowdAMBIVERTSAAcross 121: River through KazakhstanURALAAcross 122: Yarn label numberDYELOTAAcross 123: World capital that's part of the NATO alphabetLIMAAAcross 124: Viking group?NASAAAcross 125: Cable channel with horror/fantasy programmingSYFYDDown 1: "So that's your game!"AHADDown 2: FlightLAMDDown 3: Shin armorGREAVESDDown 4: Knowable without experienceA PRIORIDDown 5: Proof of meeting a celeb, sayPICDDown 6: "Hold on!"INASECDDown 7: What pore clogging can lead toACNEDDown 8: "Oliver Twist" antagonistFAGINDDown 9: Press conference organizersPRTEAMSDDown 10: Sound at the doctor's officeAAHDDown 11: Console with a wireless controllerWIIDDown 12: Business name enderLLCDDown 13: Something to talk aboutTOPICDDown 14: Actress Graff of "Mr. Belvedere"ILENEDDown 15: EnthusiastNERDDDown 16: Words woven into Charlotte's webSOMEPIGDDown 17: Director who is part of filmdom's Splat PackELIROTHDDown 18: "Mangia!"LETSEATDDown 21: Answering machine signalTONEDDown 24: Bouncer's jobIDINGDDown 28: Vocalist VikkiCARRDDown 29: Supermarket chain inits.IGADDown 30: EnthusiastNUTDDown 31: Fünf : German :: ___ : SpanishCINCODDown 33: Put a value onRATEDDDown 34: Sorry excuse for a pillowcase?SHAMDDown 35: 20-Across settingPERUDDown 38: QB stat: Abbr.ATTDDown 40: About 40% of a yardPINTDDown 43: Like some teasHERBALDDown 44: Look at desirouslyEYEUPDDown 45: GossipYENTADDown 46: One of two openings under a bridgeNOSTRILDDown 48: Divider's counterpartUNITERDDown 51: Bock or dunkelLAGERDDown 52: Chargeable transportE-BIKEDDown 53: Like one's soul in a heart-to-heartBAREDDDown 54: The Hawks, on scoreboardsATLDDown 55: Fresh perspectiveNEWTAKEDDown 57: ParagonIDEALDDown 58: Cereal with a Mega Stuf varietyOREOOSDDown 59: Helvetica-like typefaceARIALDDown 60: "I'm ___ Git You Sucka" (1988 parody film)GONNADDown 61: Often-frayed parts of papyrusEDGESDDown 64: Penguins play in it, for shortNHLDDown 65: It circles the earthTROPICDDown 66: Neighbor of Montana: Abbr.ALBDDown 69: Less emotionalICIERDDown 70: Deck outADORNDDown 71: Vaccine componentRNADDown 77: Starts of some cheersHIPSDDown 78: Kind of dish that you wouldn't want to eat fromPETRIDDown 80: "Ya dig?"GETMEDDown 82: "Bridesmaids" co-starWIIGDDown 83: Biblical figure whose "whole body was like a hairy garment"ESAUDDown 85: Con head?NEODDown 86: Danced like Cardi BTWERKEDDDown 87: Two farthings, colloquiallyHA'PENNYDDown 88: Large buildingEDIFICEDDown 89: Some cameras, for shortSLRSDDown 90: Country that had a nonviolent "singing revolution" in the late 1980sESTONIADDown 92: SphereREALMDDown 93: Kind of spending billOMNIBUSDDown 94: That's a bunch of crock!POTTERYDDown 95: Hardly a noobPRODDown 96: Kvetchers' criesOYSDDown 100: Lighter ignitersFLINTSDDown 102: Childish retortARESODDown 103: "No more for me, thanks"IMSETDDown 104: When Macbeth fights MacduffACTVDDown 105: Politico GallegoRUBENDDown 108: Like some mirrorsOVALDDown 110: Vega's constellationLYRADDown 113: MatePALDDown 114: 113-Down, in FrenchAMIDDown 115: Company that once generated more than 4,000 patents in a single yearIBMDDown 116: Security Council memberU.S.A.DDown 116: Security Council memberUSADDown 117: Subj. of Churchill's "Never ... was so much owed by so many to so few"RAFDDown 118: CannySLY