Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (February 5th 2022) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 66 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Korean rice dish often served in a hot stone bowl |
| Poet who wrote "Love is so short, forgetting is so long" |
| Birdie of Broadway's "Bye Bye Birdie" |
| Maize patties |
| Throw on the floor |
| Sugar substitute? |
| Hollywood precursor? |
| Russian writer and dissident Limonov |
| River that flows through or beside 10 countries |
| Compound with a chemical "twin" |
| There's no doubt about it |
| Gets tight |
| Nonproliferation treaty subjects, in brief |
| "Ruff ___ Anthem," 1998 hit single for DMX |
| Gets tight (with) |
| Like the villainous Max Shreck, at the end of "Batman Returns" |
| Old-time messages |
| Staged |
| Replete (with) |
| Word with bass or bed |
| Colorful bird in the blackbird family |
| Bygone Vatican money |
| Crime show extras, for short |
| Palindromic periodical title |
| Crab ___ |
| Booker of the Senate |
| Subject of an end-of-year office memo, maybe |
| Oomph |
| Like typical projects in Popular Mechanics magazine, in brief |
| Horde |
| "___ Mutual Friend" (Dickens's last completed novel) |
| Talk over? |
| Memory measure |
| Home to the highest active volcano in the world |
| Silent partner? |
| Kind of grass |
| Humble |
| Period |
| ___ noires (bugbears) |
| Sighting in a classic Looney Tunes cartoon |
| Certain pie filling |
| Appointed by the court |
| Archetypal bossypants |
| Accept a proposal |
| Result of selling out |
| Marijuana, some say |
| Part of a quote |
| The right one can produce a smile |
| Tears |
| Bronze producers |
| It's a racket |
| ___ Vecchio |
| Horne of music |
| Eponym of a lifetime achievement award in fashion since 1984 |
| Disbands |
| Holiday pancake |
| Live on water, say |
| Majors, say |
| Part of a play group? |
| Kufrin of "The Bachelor" and "The Bachelorette" |
| Sayings attributed to Jesus |
| Disgusting buildups |
| Dome |
| "I can row a boat. ___?" (groaner joke) |
| One way to put on a coat |
| Like early uncensored Hollywood films |