NYT Crossword Answers 01/22/23

The full solution for the NY Times January 22 2023 Crossword puzzle is displayed below. This Sunday’s puzzle is edited by Will Shortz and created by Garrett Chalfin.

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NYT Across Clues

• Warming periodsTHAWS
• Activates, as yeastPROOFS
• ChatterGAB
• Great Britain, geographicallyISLE
• “My ___ (You’re Never Gonna Get It),” 1992 hit by En VogueLOVIN
• Not a big Mac?LAPTOP
• Nail, as a testACE
• “I am not a glutton ? I am an explorer of ___”: Erma BombeckFOOD
• Kitchen at a barbecue restaurant?CHILIFACTORY
• Potentially adoptable pupSTRAYDOG
• MisfitODDDUCK
• Result of a 1960s Haight-Ashbury shopping spree?HIPPIEBOOTY
• It’s in your bloodGENE
• Play partsSCENES
• Ones coming “home” at homecomingALUMS
• Quick-movingBRISK
• Corp. shake-upsREORGS
• HostSLEW
• Highly visible belly button?POINTYOUTIE
• Up to, informallyTIL
• Actress Fisher of “Now You See Me”ISLA
• Curious in the extremeAGOG
• StreamletRILL
• Good friend who won’t stop snooping?NOSYBESTIE
• The first one was built in 1925 in San Luis Obispo, Calif.MOTEL
• What to add to “Iraq” to make it adjectivalANI
• Subwoofer soundBASS
• Jhumpa ___, author of the Pulitzer-winning “Interpreter of Maladies”LAHIRI
• Take a load offREST
• Some cameras, in briefSLRS
• SETI subjectsUFOS
• Language in which “puzzle” is “pid sa”LAO
• Burnable mediaCDS
• Prenuptial agreement?SWEETIETREATY
• “Geaux Tigers!” sch.LSU
• Be an agent forREP
• Feature of Sylvester’s speechLISP
• Comedian RudolphMAYA
• Taiwanese president ___ Ing-wenTSAI
• Skateboard tricksOLLIES
• Went 90, saySPED
• ___ Tac (mint)TIC
• Throat bugSTREP
• Long anecdote from a complainer?WHINYSTORY
• Italian mountETNA
• Astronomer SaganCARL
• Takes a load offSITS
• One with an underground colonyANT
• Tinker Bell or Puck?CRAFTYFAIRY
• Fruit-based dessert ? or a possible description of its flavorTART
• “Sorry to say, you guessed wrong”ALASNO
• What many clocks and card games haveHANDS
• Whence feng shuiCHINA
• Skiing areasSLOPES
• Didn’t give foreverLENT
• Bad person for a gambler to make bets with?PHONYBOOKIE
• Plant with purple-pink flowersHEATHER
• Rustic abodeLOGCABIN
• Acolyte with a bad temper?TESTYGROUPIE
• Part of Q.E.D.ERAT
• Cozy stopoverINN
• Nueva York, por ejemploESTADO
• Word with code or rehearsalDRESS
• Cozy spotsDENS
• It appears blue as a result of Rayleigh scatteringSKY
• Chimes and dimes vis-à-vis this clue’s answerRHYMES
• Difficult to climb, in a waySTEEP

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NYT Vertical Clues

• Trio with the 1995 #1 hit “Waterfalls”TLC
• Jolly laughHOHO
• PassionateAVID
• Fragrant medicinal plant also called colic-rootWILDGINGER
• Most snarkySNIDEST
• Finish secondPLACE
• Something to hang your hat onRACK
• ElectOPT
• Plains tribeOTO
• Not to goFORHERE
• Bugging people, perhapsSPYING
• Displays of shockGASPS
• Start to play?ACTI
• Put on no pretensionsBEREAL
• “Fine by me”IFYOUWISH
• Sin citySODOM
• Commits piracyLOOTS
• Avant-gardeEDGY
• “My name is Prince, and I am ___” (Prince lyric)FUNKY
• ProficientABLE
• Sauces made with basil and pine nutsPESTOS
• Songs to be played at a concertSETLIST
• Slinky, e.g.COIL
• Sales promotion acronymBOGO
• HootRIOT
• DownfallRUIN
• ShiftySLY
• “The Office” rolePAM
• Gives a grand speechORATES
• It’s up for debateISSUE
• Alternative to sparklingSTILL
• Turkish moneyLIRAS
• Letters found in a so-called “supervocalic” wordAEIOU
• “Yuck!”NASTY
• Spots on a Rorschach cardBLOTS
• They don’t require much studyEASYAS
• Stahl of “60 Minutes”LESLEY
• I’m toast!BREAD
• Like chicken cordon bleu, originallySWISS
• British sailor, in slangLIMEY
• One who’s rolling in moneyFATCAT
• Is exultantCROWS
• City of 16+ million straddling the Yamuna RiverDELHI
• 7-10, e.g., in bowlingSPLIT
• Big name in printingEPSON
• Plants used in wickerwork furnitureRATTANS
• “Worth a try”ITCANTHURT
• Gut feelingsINSTINCTS
• Bit of hype, informallyPRTALK
• ScoopINFO
• Worry for a speakeasyRAID
• Slips upERRS
• LayerPLY
• Parlor offering, for shortTAT
• Language in which “puzzle” is “puzal”ERSE
• “Is that understood?”CAPEESH
• “Is that understood?”YHEAR
• State of uneasiness, informallyFANTODS
• Seton who wrote “Dragonwyck”ANYA
• Prayer leadersRABBIS
• Hang aroundLOITER
• Taking out the trash, for oneCHORE
• Navajo dwellingHOGAN
• One of the CorleonesSONNY
• Interlocking bricksLEGOS
• Made a casePLED
• Word that may come from a penOINK
• ___ Park, home to the University of ChicagoHYDE
• One-on-one Olympics eventEPEE
• “All ___!”RISE
• Farm structureSTY
• Top part of Scotland?TAM
• “Are you thinking what I’m thinking?” feelingESP

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