Below you will find all the answers for the NY Times Crossword 11 Jan 23, Wednesday divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Runs recreationally | JOGS |
| Some hotel room amenities | SAFES |
| The “Toreador Song,” for one | ARIA |
| From the top | ANEW |
| Fulfill mundane but necessary responsibilities, in modern lingo | ADULT |
| Sift (through) | COMB |
| Software prototype | BETA |
| Vessels with large containers | CARGO SHIPS |
| Does pranks with rolls, informally | TPS |
| Connecticut Ivy Leaguer | YALIE |
| Nail polish brand | OPI |
| Pursue romantically | WOO |
| Actor/comedian Lil ___ Howery | REL |
| Talking item in Dora the Explorer’s backpack | MAP |
| Oceanfront district of Los Angeles | SAN PEDRO |
| Manhattan neighborhood next to SoHo | NOLITA |
| Front-page mergers and acquisitions, e.g. | MEGADEALS |
| Grayish | ASHY |
| Skateboarding jump | OLLIE |
| Neckwear that smells nice | LEI |
| Photographer Adams | ANSEL |
| Difficult, unfun chore | SLOG |
| Investment guide calculation | BOND RATIO |
| Props for presentations | EASELS |
| Most reptilian, in a way | SCALIEST |
| “Spring forward” or “fall back” letters | DST |
| Electrical unit with a Greek letter symbol | OHM |
| London ___ (landmark observation wheel) | EYE |
| Beings not (yet) proven to exist | ETS |
| Thundering | AROAR |
| Trinity member | SON |
| Exclamation point inside a yellow triangle, for one | DANGER SIGN |
| “Only Murders in the Building” airer | HULU |
| Nobel laureate Wiesel | ELIE |
| Longtime Jay Silverheels role | TONTO |
| Ankh-carrying goddess | ISIS |
| With 71- and 72-Across, commits perjury … or what can be found four times in this puzzle | LIES … |
| See 70-Across | … UNDER … |
| See 70-Across | … OATH |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Sharp punch | JAB |
| “!” keymate | ONE |
| Scramming | GETTING LOST |
| Exchange | SWAP |
| ___ fly (baseball occurrence, informally) | SAC |
| Org. promoting canine care | ADA |
| Spleen | FURY |
| “Enigma Variations” composer | ELGAR |
| Lifted | STOLEN |
| Be sore | ACHE |
| Pépin le Bref, par exemple | ROI |
| Troublesome sort | IMP |
| Muscles tightened by planking, in brief | ABS |
| Skyline feature in farm country | SILO |
| Greta Garbo, by birth | SWEDE |
| Absorbed gradually | OSMOSED |
| Saffron-flavored dishes | PAELLAS |
| Horatian creation | ODE |
| Big name in brushes | ORAL-B |
| Beauty pageant founded in 1959 as a mail-in photo contest | MISS TEEN USA |
| One who doesn’t have a prayer? | ATHEIST |
| Alternatives to street parking | PAY LOTS |
| Negro leagues great Satchel | PAIGE |
| Some spreads for toast, informally | OLEOS |
| Hawaiian island shaped like an apostrophe | LANAI |
| Considering the fact that | SINCE |
| French setting for many van Gogh works | ARLES |
| It’ll dawn on you | DAY |
| Communal knowledge | LORE |
| Up-start? | SHORT U |
| Worker with a trowel | MASON |
| A long, long time | AGES |
| Food part that’s usually not eaten | RIND |
| Home of Denison University | OHIO |
| Tierra ___ Fuego | DEL |
| Sports Illustrated’s Sportsman of the Year in 1974 (10 years after he first became world champion) | ALI |
| German “never” | NIE |
| Bell Atlantic merger partner of 2000 | GTE |
| Repeated word in the U.S. postal creed | NOR |
| Buzzing … or, in a different sense, buzzed | LIT |
| Do a wedding task, informally | USH |
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