New York Times Answers - Monday, 9th December 2024 There are 35 across clues and 41 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Monday, 9th December 2024. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: Discontinued Apple music playerIPODAAcross 5: Baker's amts.TSPSAAcross 9: Iranian languageFARSIAAcross 14: Shania Twain's "That Don't Impress Me ___"MUCHAAcross 15: Backboard attachmentHOOPAAcross 16: "Break the ice" or "break a leg"IDIOMAAcross 17: "Guilty," e.g.PLEAAAcross 18: Upper handEDGEAAcross 19: Accept eagerlyLAP UPAAcross 20: Cocktail made with Southern Comfort, sloe gin, amaretto and orange juiceALABAMASLAMMERAAcross 23: Give a positive or negative chargeIONIZEAAcross 24: Flat-screen TV type, for shortLCDAAcross 25: Drs.' colleaguesRNSAAcross 26: SubdivisionUNITAAcross 29: Relax, or a place to relaxLOUNGEAAcross 34: Crinkly kitchen wrapALUMINUM FOILAAcross 36: Prank on the publicHOAXAAcross 39: Actor Daniel ___ KimDAEAAcross 40: Assns.ORGSAAcross 41: Writer, director and co-star of "Defending Your Life," 1991ALBERTBROOKSAAcross 46: Capital of the BahamasNASSAUAAcross 47: Green Gables girlANNEAAcross 48: PasséOLDAAcross 51: Stephen Colbert's networkCBSAAcross 53: ___ Babies (stuffed toys)BEANIEAAcross 55: 1986 hit song for Paul Simon ... or an instruction from the starts of 20-, 34- and 41-Across?YOUCANCALLMEALAAcross 60: Pianist's paceTEMPOAAcross 61: Predator sometimes called the "wolf of the sea"ORCAAAcross 62: "To write is human, to ___ is divine": Stephen KingEDITAAcross 63: $100, in slangHUNDOAAcross 64: Humdrum routinesRUTSAAcross 65: Grp. whose logo features an orbiting spacecraftNASAAAcross 66: The "U" of 22-DownUNIONAAcross 67: Sign in a parking garageEXITAAcross 68: Some food additivesDYESDDown 1: Cause damage toIMPAIRDDown 2: Like many comfy pantsPULLONDDown 3: Vast blue expansesOCEANSDDown 4: Abu ___DHABIDDown 5: 2022 dark comedy that satirized haute cuisineTHEMENUDDown 6: Bubbly beverageSODADDown 7: Collectible cardboard caps of the 1990sPOGSDDown 8: Compete in a beeSPELLDDown 9: The movie industryFILMDOMDDown 10: Politician Schiff or KinzingerADAMDDown 11: Like yellow bananasRIPEDDown 12: Like lemonsSOURDDown 13: Little hell-raiserIMPDDown 21: Blue, in SpanishAZULDDown 22: Free speech grp.ACLUDDown 27: Online source for cinephilesIMDBDDown 28: Bejeweled topperTIARADDown 30: Sci-fi vehiclesUFOSDDown 31: "We can neither confirm ___ deny that this is our first tweet" (how @CIA opened its Twitter account)NORDDown 32: Short-term engagementGIGDDown 33: Chi-town trainsELSDDown 34: x and y, on a graphAXESDDown 35: Highlighter-coloredNEONDDown 36: Chinese dynasty during which paper was inventedHANDDown 37: Hello, in PortugueseOLADDown 38: Six-pack musclesABSDDown 42: Trash-loving critterRACCOONDDown 43: What's deep in a pit?TUBADDown 44: Subjected to public condemnation, in modern slangONBLASTDDown 45: Ship's spineKEELDDown 48: EventuallyONEDAYDDown 49: Work together (with)LIAISEDDown 50: Triangular Greek lettersDELTASDDown 52: Apt rhyme for "bore"SNOREDDown 54: Change, as a bill or a willAMENDDDown 55: Steven ___, Oscar-nominated actor for "Minari"YEUNDDown 56: Prefix meaning "everything"OMNIDDown 57: Hairstyle that's sweptUPDODDown 58: Pivotal pointCRUXDDown 59: Play openerACTIDDown 60: Two after Tue.THU