Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (January 5th 2024) 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.
| Word with electric or criminal |
| Break from the band |
| Alan of "Growing Pains" |
| Snatched up, in slang |
| Got clean, in a way |
| Fixed |
| Eve ___, playwright who created the activist movement V-Day |
| The brachiocephalic trunk branches from it |
| Fleet |
| Red state |
| Not stiff at all |
| Superficially clever |
| "Amen to that!" |
| Towering sight at a site for a tower |
| "Tee" follower |
| American, for example |
| Name added to a Brazilian dictionary in 2023 as an adjective meaning "incomparable" |
| Pop-up destination |
| Set off |
| Apple product? |
| Sport whose name means "the gentle way" |
| "___ is knowing who you are, what you want to say and not giving a damn": Gore Vidal |
| Campaigner, informally |
| "How about that!" |
| "Never attribute to ___ that which is adequately explained by stupidity" (Hanlon's razor) |
| Dark side of the moon? |
| What some smartphones run on |
| One arriving tomorrow, supposedly |
| Mimic |
| Heavy coat |
| Goal for some runners |
| Set piece? |
| Put off |
| Fleur de ___ (delicate crust on the surface of seawater) |
| Breeze for the beach, maybe |
| "That makes sense" |
| Broke off |
| Innovation of the 1920s that's still spoken of with wonder today |
| Earth-shaking event |
| They beep when tested |
| Enthusiastic sort |
| Tail, maybe |
| Common spots for autographs |
| Joint |
| What an alley-oop is, essentially |
| Aqua ___ |
| Concern for the 1%? |
| Business headache |
| "Miracle Workers" airer |
| ___ far niente (pleasant idleness) |
| Verb that becomes its opposite when its first letter is changed to an "f" |
| Nick, Joe or Kevin of pop |
| ___ TV |
| Fashion label founded by Rihanna |
| Uniform |
| Converse |
| Best, in an idiom |
| Farm creature |
| Remark from one waving a white flag |
| Blender setting |
| Ordered lineup |
| Not fresh |
| One clever enough to win every argument … but not clever enough not to |
| John Deere product |
| Deceive, especially to avoid responsibility for something |
| Condiment sometimes mixed with mayonnaise |