Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (June 16th 2023) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 68 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Bagel shop request |
| "What's happening?" |
| You can buy it by the inch |
| Some Boolean operators |
| "___ news?" |
| They go straight to your head |
| Common fabric for bedspreads |
| Events for bibliophiles |
| Lee of film |
| Award-winning poet ___ Rich |
| Modern form of ostracization |
| Tapenade ingredient |
| "Why?" |
| Chicken ___ |
| Reserve, of a sort |
| Evidence of a "SCREECH!," maybe |
| Memory units, for short |
| Throw in |
| Some foreign relations |
| Open with a penknife, say |
| ___ National Monument, landmark in New York City's West Village |
| Let up |
| Call up |
| Knack |
| Name symbolizing restoration |
| Sketch |
| Bridge tactic |
| Stiff fiber |
| Hard to handle, in a way |
| Pasta or pudding ingredient |
| Nick ___, college football coach with the most national titles (seven, as of 2023) |
| H.S. football night, usually |
| Making a crossing, say |
| Extremist |
| Professional org. that launched the "War on Smoking" |
| Way |
| Long to be in Hollywood? |
| Out ... or went out with |
| Persistently annoying |
| Secret targets |
| Eponymous county of Ireland |
| Tear into |
| One of the Hindu trinity |
| Coastal corrosion cause |
| Small drinking glass, as for liquor |
| Ceremony |
| Family nickname |
| Typesetting consideration |
| Tuition, e.g. |
| Saperstein who founded the Harlem Globetrotters |
| Dinosaur in "Toy Story" |
| British newspaper with the highest paid circulation (as of 2023) |
| Harsh cry |
| Spot for discards |
| Popular vodka cocktails |
| Faints from emotion |
| Curry and others |
| Drink made with syrup |
| Mythological name that means "awakener of desire" |
| Not like everything else |
| Shell stations? |
| Mount (up) |
| Includes, in a way |
| ___ Miguel Island, one of the Azores |
| Current connection point |
| Norse goddess of death with an apt-sounding name |
| Horace's "two-horned queen of the stars" |
| Spending excessive time reading negative news online |