Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (March 23rd 2022) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 76 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Like whatever comes after "How should I put this?" |
| Swallow or duck |
| FLIP |
| Hummus, e.g. |
| "Dynamite" boy band |
| Instrument with 47 strings and seven pedals |
| Part of a nest egg, in brief |
| Word that may be defiantly rhymed with "schmool" |
| Intensify |
| With a chip on one's shoulder |
| ___ fide |
| Challenging soprano pieces, say |
| Quite dry, but sparkling? |
| Kindled anew |
| Proven |
| Pre-pares potatoes? |
| Place to play dodgeball, informally |
| Caffeine nut |
| Many a swing voter: Abbr. |
| Magazine that sponsors Women in Hollywood awards |
| Home to more than 2,300 languages |
| Zoom window |
| Verdi opera set in ancient Egypt |
| It's a piece of cake! |
| Culture that introduced popcorn to the world |
| FLOP |
| Light element |
| One of a pair in the mule family? |
| Pro or con |
| Third shot, for many |
| Big name in chips |
| Make one's mark, in a way |
| Polling subject |
| Time for tailgating |
| ___ roll (Brits' term for toilet paper) |
| Where the cool kids go |
| Paperless return option |
| "Listen!" |
| Itsy-bitsy biter |
| Volunteers |
| Less than right |
| Food with a hole |
| FLIP-FLOP |
| Metonym for the U.S. Congress, with "the" |
| "So do I" |
| Cheney in the House |
| Curved line over a series of notes, in sheet music |
| Matches up |
| Flare up? |
| Mathematician Lovelace |
| Single bed, curiously |
| Rock band that memorably played Carnegie Hall on 2/12/1964, with "the" |
| Cause for a run, maybe |
| One of the Manning brothers |
| Emmy-winning actress Aduba |
| Verboten |
| Wordlessly agree |
| Polish off |
| Goal of philanthropy |
| FLIP-FLOP |
| Dr. Montgomery on "Grey's Anatomy" |
| Fancy pillowcase |
| FLIP |
| Doesn't buy, say |
| Make a knot not? |
| FLOP |
| Education professional |
| Drink of Athens |
| Asics competitor |
| Famed English boarding school |
| Stepped |
| Andrew who ran for president and mayor of New York City |
| Cookouts, for short |
| Altercation |
| Cad |
| Newton, for one |