New York Times Answers - Saturday, 21st December 2024

There are 35 across clues and 35 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 21st December 2024. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Shifty little sucker?	BENDYSTRAW
AAcross 11:	C.D., e.g.: Abbr.	ACCT
AAcross 15:	Madrid's Teatro Real, for one
AAcross 16:	Character who says "I am short, fat and proud of that"
AAcross 17:	The "King of Mambo"	TITOPUENTE
AAcross 18:	Austrian composer Mahler
AAcross 19:	No longer waffle
AAcross 20:	Pill alternatives, in brief	IUDS
AAcross 22:	Returner's call
AAcross 23:	À la king?
AAcross 26:	Reason for foot-tapping
AAcross 28:	Lines in bars	URLS
AAcross 29:	Confirmation, for one
AAcross 30:	Mount ___, Canada's highest peak
AAcross 31:	Certain tech exec
AAcross 32:	Chinese dog breed, for short
AAcross 33:	All the greater	MORESO
AAcross 34:	Alabama is in it, but Alaska is not	LOWERFORTYEIGHT
AAcross 37:	Adds to the code, say
AAcross 38:	Stake
AAcross 39:	Apt name for a thief
AAcross 40:	"The Hate U Give" author Thomas	ANGIE
AAcross 41:	First name in country	REBA
AAcross 42:	Rooney of "Women Talking"
AAcross 43:	Most of the 1980s	REAGANERA
AAcross 45:	Slogged (through)
AAcross 46:	Its first airing was "The French Chef" with Julia Child
AAcross 47:	"And the ___ raths outgrabe" ("Jabberwocky" line)
AAcross 48:	Exclamation with a shake
AAcross 49:	Black-and-white divers
AAcross 51:	It's a little shady	BONSAITREE
AAcross 56:	Last ruler of the Ptolemaic Kingdom, familiarly	CLEO
AAcross 57:	"Worth a shot"	ITCANTHURT
AAcross 58:	What some people display after getting stuck?
AAcross 59:	Far below the surface
DDown 1:	X follower, perhaps
DDown 2:	Lead-in to -gram
DDown 3:	Losing athlete in the 2002 and 2003 N.B.A. Finals
DDown 4:	Runs off at the mouth?
DDown 5:	Like a noisy toy
DDown 6:	Turned (off)
DDown 7:	Oft-kissed part of the statue of St. Peter in Vatican City
DDown 8:	Shield, with "for"	RUNINTERFERENCE
DDown 9:	Not born yesterday, so to speak
DDown 10:	Bed hogs, at times
DDown 11:	Shrinks' org.	APA
DDown 12:	One who's made it to some degree?	COLLEGEGRAD
DDown 13:	Lands	COMESASHORE
DDown 14:	"I kinda like it!"	THATSNOTBAD
DDown 21:	Isolated
DDown 23:	SALT, but not PEPPER	NUCLEARPACT
DDown 24:	Star-forming region nearest to Earth	ORIONNEBULA
DDown 25:	Go ballistic	BLOWAGASKET
DDown 26:	Jhené ___, Grammy-nominated R&B singer	AIKO
DDown 27:	Japanese food that's a good source of what it spells backward
DDown 29:	Some who whistle while they work
DDown 32:	Comms group	PRTEAM
DDown 33:	Noisy Asian bird
DDown 35:	Pen for a hit	ECIG
DDown 36:	Latin for "trumpet"
DDown 41:	Like many on a Zoom call
DDown 42:	Vineyard eponym	MARTHA
DDown 44:	Like a sole-source contract	NOBID
DDown 45:	Form letters?
DDown 48:	Blue laws, e.g.
DDown 50:	This means trouble
DDown 52:	Woodpecker's fare
DDown 53:	Bad place to be stuck
DDown 54:	Short palindrome in the middle of a famous longer one
DDown 55:	Track stat