New York Times Answers - Sunday, 22nd January 2023

There are 67 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 22nd January 2023. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Warming periods
AAcross 6:	Activates, as yeast
AAcross 12:	Chatter
AAcross 15:	Great Britain, geographically
AAcross 19:	"My ___ (You’re Never Gonna Get It)," 1992 hit by En Vogue	LOVIN
AAcross 20:	Not a big Mac?
AAcross 21:	Nail, as a test
AAcross 22:	"I am not a glutton — I am an explorer of ___": Erma Bombeck
AAcross 23:	Kitchen at a barbecue restaurant?	CHILIFACTORY
AAcross 25:	Potentially adoptable pup	STRAYDOG
AAcross 27:	Misfit	ODDDUCK
AAcross 28:	Result of a 1960s Haight-Ashbury shopping spree?	HIPPIEBOOTY
AAcross 30:	It's in your blood
AAcross 31:	Play parts
AAcross 33:	Ones coming "home" at homecoming
AAcross 34:	Quick-moving
AAcross 36:	Corp. shake-ups	REORGS
AAcross 37:	Host
AAcross 38:	Highly visible belly button?	POINTYOUTIE
AAcross 40:	Up to, informally
AAcross 42:	Actress Fisher of "Now You See Me"	ISLA
AAcross 46:	Curious in the extreme
AAcross 47:	Streamlet
AAcross 48:	Good friend who won't stop snooping?	NOSYBESTIE
AAcross 51:	The first one was built in 1925 in San Luis Obispo, Calif.
AAcross 53:	What to add to "Iraq" to make it adjectival
AAcross 54:	Subwoofer sound
AAcross 55:	Jhumpa ___, author of the Pulitzer-winning "Interpreter of Maladies"	LAHIRI
AAcross 56:	Take a load off
AAcross 58:	Some cameras, in brief	SLRS
AAcross 60:	SETI subjects
AAcross 62:	Language in which "puzzle" is "pid sa"
AAcross 63:	Burnable media	CDS
AAcross 66:	Prenuptial agreement?	SWEETIETREATY
AAcross 69:	"Geaux Tigers!" sch.	LSU
AAcross 70:	Be an agent for
AAcross 71:	Feature of Sylvester's speech
AAcross 72:	Comedian Rudolph
AAcross 73:	Taiwanese president ___ Ing-wen	TSAI
AAcross 75:	Skateboard tricks
AAcross 77:	Went 90, say
AAcross 79:	___ Tac (mint)
AAcross 81:	Throat bug
AAcross 85:	Long anecdote from a complainer?	WHINYSTORY
AAcross 87:	Italian mount
AAcross 88:	Astronomer Sagan
AAcross 89:	Takes a load off
AAcross 90:	One with an underground colony
AAcross 91:	Tinker Bell or Puck?	CRAFTYFAIRY
AAcross 94:	Fruit-based dessert … or a possible description of its flavor
AAcross 97:	"Sorry to say, you guessed wrong"	ALASNO
AAcross 99:	What many clocks and card games have
AAcross 100:	Whence feng shui
AAcross 102:	Skiing areas
AAcross 103:	Didn't give forever
AAcross 104:	Bad person for a gambler to make bets with?	PHONYBOOKIE
AAcross 106:	Plant with purple-pink flowers
AAcross 109:	Rustic abode
AAcross 110:	Acolyte with a bad temper?	TESTYGROUPIE
AAcross 114:	Part of Q.E.D.	ERAT
AAcross 115:	Cozy stopover
AAcross 116:	Nueva York, por ejemplo	ESTADO
AAcross 117:	Word with code or rehearsal
AAcross 118:	Cozy spots
AAcross 119:	It appears blue as a result of Rayleigh scattering
AAcross 120:	Chimes and dimes vis-à-vis this clue's answer
AAcross 121:	Difficult to climb, in a way
DDown 1:	Trio with the 1995 #1 hit "Waterfalls"
DDown 2:	Jolly laugh	HOHO
DDown 3:	Passionate
DDown 4:	Fragrant medicinal plant also called colic-root
DDown 5:	Most snarky
DDown 6:	Finish second
DDown 7:	Something to hang your hat on
DDown 8:	Elect
DDown 9:	Plains tribe
DDown 10:	Not to go	FORHERE
DDown 11:	Bugging people, perhaps
DDown 12:	Displays of shock
DDown 13:	Start to play?	ACTI
DDown 14:	Put on no pretensions	BEREAL
DDown 15:	"Fine by me"	IFYOUWISH
DDown 16:	Sin city
DDown 17:	Commits piracy
DDown 18:	Avant-garde
DDown 24:	"My name is Prince, and I am ___" (Prince lyric)
DDown 26:	Proficient
DDown 29:	Sauces made with basil and pine nuts
DDown 31:	Songs to be played at a concert	SETLIST
DDown 32:	Slinky, e.g.
DDown 34:	Sales promotion acronym	BOGO
DDown 35:	Hoot
DDown 36:	Downfall
DDown 37:	Shifty
DDown 38:	"The Office" role
DDown 39:	Gives a grand speech
DDown 41:	It's up for debate
DDown 43:	Alternative to sparkling
DDown 44:	Turkish money
DDown 45:	Letters found in a so-called "supervocalic" word	AEIOU
DDown 48:	"Yuck!"
DDown 49:	Spots on a Rorschach card
DDown 50:	They don't require much study	EASYAS
DDown 52:	Stahl of "60 Minutes"	LESLEY
DDown 54:	I'm toast!
DDown 57:	Like chicken cordon bleu, originally
DDown 59:	British sailor, in slang
DDown 61:	One who's rolling in money
DDown 63:	Is exultant
DDown 64:	City of 16+ million straddling the Yamuna River
DDown 65:	7-10, e.g., in bowling
DDown 67:	Big name in printing	EPSON
DDown 68:	Plants used in wickerwork furniture
DDown 74:	"Worth a try"	ITCANTHURT
DDown 76:	Gut feelings
DDown 78:	Bit of hype, informally	PRTALK
DDown 80:	Scoop
DDown 82:	Worry for a speakeasy
DDown 83:	Slips up
DDown 84:	Layer
DDown 86:	Parlor offering, for short
DDown 87:	Language in which "puzzle" is "puzal"
DDown 91:	"Is that understood?"	CAPEESH
DDown 92:	"Is that understood?"	YHEAR
DDown 93:	State of uneasiness, informally
DDown 95:	Seton who wrote "Dragonwyck"	ANYA
DDown 96:	Prayer leaders
DDown 98:	Hang around
DDown 100:	Taking out the trash, for one
DDown 101:	Navajo dwelling
DDown 102:	One of the Corleones
DDown 103:	Interlocking bricks	LEGOS
DDown 104:	Made a case
DDown 105:	Word that may come from a pen
DDown 106:	___ Park, home to the University of Chicago	HYDE
DDown 107:	One-on-one Olympics event
DDown 108:	"All ___!"
DDown 111:	Farm structure
DDown 112:	Top part of Scotland?
DDown 113:	"Are you thinking what I'm thinking?" feeling
DDown 113:	"Are you thinking what I'm thinking?" feeling