New York Times Answers - Sunday, 22nd October 2023

There are 61 across clues and 81 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 22nd October 2023. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Small dosage qtys.	MGS
AAcross 4:	In South America they're known as "gallinas de palo," or "chickens of the tree"
AAcross 11:	You can see right through 'em
AAcross 16:	Jockey (for)
AAcross 19:	Dadaist Jean
AAcross 20:	Greyhound's competition	DOGRACE
AAcross 21:	Went for	HADAT
AAcross 22:	Little demon
AAcross 23:	Acts coy in salary negotiations?	DOESNTGIVEAFIGURE
AAcross 26:	Dismissive rejection
AAcross 27:	Components of some kitschy clocks
AAcross 28:	What was once yours?
AAcross 29:	"Good gracious!"	DEARME
AAcross 31:	Play opener	ACTI
AAcross 32:	Standoffish
AAcross 34:	Celeb's hangout	VIPROOM
AAcross 35:	Bowlful with Thai basil and bean sprouts
AAcross 36:	Public stance of a member of Congress?	WASHINGTONPOSTURE
AAcross 41:	Unsavory relation?	SORDIDTALE
AAcross 43:	Biblical grandson of Adam and Eve	ENOS
AAcross 44:	Clichéd name for a lab assistant	IGOR
AAcross 45:	"S.N.L." alum Bryant	AIDY
AAcross 46:	Document that may be kept in a lockbox
AAcross 47:	Singer Easton	SHEENA
AAcross 49:	Shepherd's job, essentially?	PASTURECARING
AAcross 55:	Unpleasant surprises when buying concert tickets
AAcross 56:	Relative of a musette
AAcross 57:	Take in
AAcross 58:	Do something illegal around a basketball hoop	GOALTEND
AAcross 62:	Business card abbr.
AAcross 63:	Turn more heads than intended?	ALLURETOOWELL
AAcross 68:	Head for business?
AAcross 69:	Some informants, informally
AAcross 71:	Memo starter	INRE
AAcross 72:	Part of Q.E.D.	ERAT
AAcross 73:	Nourish
AAcross 74:	Newspaper write-up that's light on criticism?	NOMEANFEATURE
AAcross 79:	Top-of-the-line Mercedes	SCLASS
AAcross 82:	Object with one hole or two, depending on whom you ask
AAcross 83:	Actress Kurylenko of "Black Widow"	OLGA
AAcross 84:	Blessing
AAcross 85:	They're craze-y!
AAcross 86:	It can be a strain on the pupils	COURSELOAD
AAcross 92:	Bungee jumping on Tuesday, skydiving on Wednesday, etc.?	ADVENTURECALENDAR
AAcross 96:	Mens ___ (legal concept)	REA
AAcross 97:	Less trustful (of)
AAcross 98:	Wear down
AAcross 99:	Swamplike
AAcross 100:	Almost spherical in shape
AAcross 101:	[Shrug]
AAcross 103:	The world's best-selling planes	CESSNAS
AAcross 106:	2001 biopic starring Will Smith
AAcross 107:	Show off one's vocal range and stamina?	ENDUREONAHIGHNOTE
AAcross 111:	Mother figure
AAcross 112:	Up and about
AAcross 113:	"Stop obsessing over that"
AAcross 114:	Downside
AAcross 115:	Go out with
AAcross 116:	Unloads, in a way
AAcross 117:	Diagnostic using an injected tracer	DYETEST
AAcross 118:	O'Hare identifier
DDown 1:	Eccentrics
DDown 2:	Who once quipped “I never forget a face, but in your case I’ll be glad to make an exception"
DDown 3:	Singer Ronnie of the Ronettes	SPECTOR
DDown 4:	Some unique digits: Abbr.	IDNO
DDown 5:	Oft-relied-upon
DDown 6:	Footwear craze of the early 2000s	UGGS
DDown 7:	Pop singer Grande, to fans	ARI
DDown 8:	Sat ___	NAV
DDown 9:	Nail polish remover
DDown 10:	Porpoise, in old usage
DDown 11:	___ guards (soccer gear)
DDown 12:	Summon, in a way
DDown 13:	URL ending	EDU
DDown 14:	Heart-pumping activity
DDown 15:	Soaks
DDown 16:	Pairing for an entrecôte or filet mignon, perhaps	VINROUGE
DDown 17:	Facepalm	IMAMORON
DDown 18:	Disposables kept as mementos
DDown 24:	Something a Brazilian is unlikely to wax
DDown 25:	Age for a Latin American celebration
DDown 30:	Most showily aesthetic
DDown 32:	"Eureka!"
DDown 33:	Small, cutesily	LIL
DDown 34:	D.C. tiebreakers, at times	VPS
DDown 36:	Nintendo Switch predecessor	WIIU
DDown 37:	1500 Pennsylvania Ave., e.g.: Abbr.	ADDR
DDown 38:	Lid malady
DDown 39:	Universal blood type, for short	ONEG
DDown 40:	Drift (off)
DDown 42:	Go out with
DDown 46:	Served a sentence	DIDTIME
DDown 47:	Aquatic barker
DDown 48:	Alternative to high water, in an idiom
DDown 49:	Kitties
DDown 50:	Be a partner with in crime
DDown 51:	Lone word?
DDown 52:	Highly rated French vineyards
DDown 53:	Word on an Irish flag carrier	AER
DDown 54:	Issa who plays President Barbie in "Barbie"	RAE
DDown 55:	Antagonist
DDown 58:	Journalist Ifill	GWEN
DDown 59:	Shade of unbleached linen
DDown 60:	Approach
DDown 61:	Heap affection (on)
DDown 63:	Pub lineup
DDown 64:	Shares one's bunk?
DDown 65:	Had a following
DDown 66:	Number that sounds like a past-tense verb
DDown 67:	Pop star Rita
DDown 70:	Belonging to a particular time	OFANERA
DDown 72:	Among others, for short
DDown 72:	Among others, for short
DDown 74:	In the altogether
DDown 75:	Like some displays of wealth
DDown 76:	Escapes are made by them
DDown 77:	Disney's ___ of Arendelle	ELSA
DDown 78:	New ___
DDown 79:	Govt. funds for mom-and-pop shops	SBALOANS
DDown 80:	"Colorful" exclamation in a hospital drama	CODEBLUE
DDown 81:	Basis for a fortuneteller's romantic prediction
DDown 82:	Road workers' gloop
DDown 85:	Fox coverage?
DDown 86:	___ Foundation for Justice (international human rights group)	CLOONEY
DDown 87:	British ref. work
DDown 87:	British ref. work
DDown 88:	A, abroad	UNE
DDown 89:	"___ Flow" (song by Enya)
DDown 90:	Gadget for a wine enthusiast
DDown 91:	Nightfall	DAYSEND
DDown 93:	Munitions compounds
DDown 94:	Small, cutesily	TEENIE
DDown 95:	___ Lobel, author of the "Frog and Toad" series
DDown 99:	Web portal with a Bing search bar	MSN
DDown 101:	Face-off
DDown 102:	Decorative vases
DDown 103:	Give a ticket
DDown 104:	Batter's need
DDown 105:	Wrecked
DDown 108:	Wired internet letters
DDown 109:	Past-tense verb that sounds like a number
DDown 110:	Batter's objective