New York Times - Crossword Answers | 2024 01 23

crossword answers
Clue Answer
First, second, third or reverse GEAR
CLUCK OF DISAPPROVAL TSK
Wambach with a 2016 ESPY Icon Award ABBY
TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR SOMETHING OWNIT
Hay-collecting machine BALER
FRATERNAL ORDER ELKS
___ ALL-TIME HIGH ATAN
Soda fountain treat that contains neither of the ingredients in its name EGGCREAM
Poe poem with the line “How they tinkle, tinkle, tinkle” THEBELLS
Jazz’s Fitzgerald ELLA
GIVE A HOOT CARE
WEATHER-RESISTANT WOOD TEAK
___, amas, amat ? AMO
CHOWDER MORSEL CLAM
Bad match on tinder? ARSON
Pioneering synthesizer brand MOOG
Small and pixieish ELFIN
Tasty treats, in memespeak NOMS
Hip-hop dance move of the 2010s NAENAE
Headgear designed to block psychic intrusions TINFOILHAT
Breathing aid demonstrated by a flight attendant OXYGENMASK
TIRADES RANTS
Going out, as embers DYING
COIFFURES, INFORMALLY DOS
Plumber’s drain-clearing device SNAKE
COLOSSAL GIANT
Pool swindler SHARK
HAUL TOW
Flying saucer crew, for short ETS
ACTOR MALCOLM-___ WARNER JAMAL
OVERWHELM WITH NOISE DEAFEN
Ripen nicely, as wine AGE
USE A POGO STICK HOP
Knight’s mount STEED
Specialist in P.C. problem-solving ITPRO
Playfully bites NIPSAT
MOTHER ___ TERESA
Ease, as worries ALLAY
Greek letter shaped like a pitchfork PSI
“Greetings!” HELLO
Tenant’s payment RENT
Delivery person, for short OBGYN
When repeated, a kind of drum TOM
Protective drape for an X-ray LEADAPRON
Title Bond villain DRNO
Decorative woodwork technique INLAY
ACTRESS MIRREN HELEN
POLYNESIAN DISNEY HEROINE MOANA
How a ballerina pirouettes ONTOE
Culottes or corduroys PANTS
Game show co-host who could be called a “woman of letters,” familiarly VANNA
French setting for many van Goghs ARLES
Principles for good prose in a classic writing guide by Strunk & White ? or a hint to the wardrobe assembled at 17-, 25-, 47- and 57-Across ELEMENTSOFSTYLE
Base for tofu and tempeh SOY
IRRITATE PEEVE
Like most holidays and physicals ANNUAL
TOLERATE ACCEPT
CAMOUFLAGE CLOAK
Tumbling spot for Jack and Jill HILL
Camelid sometimes used to guard sheep LLAMA
EJECT WITH FORCE SPEW
SPECK IOTA
Dit’s counterpart in Morse code DAH
CUT FROM THE SAME CLOTH ALIKE
PESTILENCE POX
Club gig with prerecorded tracks, informally DJSET
ISAO OF GOLF AOKI
A red-and-white target, for Target LOGO
MOURNFUL VERSE ELEGY
Congratulatory-sounding letter in the NATO alphabet BRAVO
NEIGHBOR OF OMAN YEMEN
WOLFLIKE LUPINE
Polish city by the sea GDANSK
Major-league award for fielding prowess GOLDGLOVE
A wing for a prayer APSE
___ JIMA IWO