Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (October 20th 2022) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 77 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| List on Craigslist, say |
| Prefix meaning "sun" |
| Eponym for an annual prize for American humor |
| Arrival declaration |
| James who sang "How Strong Is a Woman" |
| Coral ___ |
| They're found in brackets |
| Non-pro |
| November, Alfa, ___, Oscar ("NATO" in the NATO alphabet) |
| Bar mixer |
| Cousin of a carp |
| Tennis's Mandlikova |
| Divisions of history |
| Flight ___ |
| Actor Idris |
| Big time |
| Fat in Indian cooking |
| Place for a spiritual retreat |
| Put away securely |
| Portrait mode feature |
| Accessory for Hello Kitty |
| – |
| Word with star or navel |
| Hobbyist's purchase |
| Sisterly |
| Place for swimming lessons, informally |
| Actress Mendes |
| Like the bunny slope |
| Slice of brie, e.g. |
| Laughs |
| Tarnish |
| Mustang or Impala |
| Dance move named after a Manhattan neighborhood |
| Sinus doc |
| Not qualified (to) |
| Dude |
| Mideast royal |
| Complete series, maybe |
| Part of what makes you you |
| "Here's what we should do" |
| Dark volcanic rock |
| Called balls, say |
| Toward el Atlántico, from Cuba |
| One may keep you on the right track, for short |
| Tagliatelle topper |
| Comic book onomatopoeia |
| Morsel in Hansel and Gretel's path |
| Comedian with the 2014 humor book "Yes Please" |
| In the thick of |
| End of a presidential address? |
| Upright |
| Chapter after chapter |
| Blackjack choice |
| U.S. Open winner of 1994 and 1999 |
| Hawaiian word meaning "hors d'oeuvre" |
| Tablet |
| Citation abbreviation |
| Part of a U.N. address? |
| Italian auto with a bull in its logo |
| Sandwich order specification |
| Accept as a loss |
| One of many on a starfish |
| Wok, e.g. |
| Occur |
| "Notorious" justice, in brief |
| Familial outcast depicted three times in this puzzle |
| Greek spirit |
| Small songbird |
| Isn't oneself? |
| Smart TV brand |
| Manhattan neighborhood next to TriBeCa |
| They're shared by twins |
| Some small Scots |
| Ethical gray area |
| Internet service provider whose name is now stylized with a period |
| "Don't I know you from somewhere?" |
| "Your Song" singer Rita |