Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (September 24th 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.
| Unwanted items |
| Scoffing response |
| Accomplishment for the 1970s Oakland A's |
| See 9-Down |
| Didn't shy away from |
| Rare golf shots |
| Put out |
| About one in three residents of Bosnia |
| "A veil, rather than a mirror," per Oscar Wilde |
| Let go, in a way |
| Gordon ___, co-star of 1955's "Oklahoma!" |
| Laughed and laughed and laughed |
| String game |
| 19th in a series |
| Bust |
| Neurotransmitter targeted by Prozac |
| There is one each in French, Spanish, Italian, Greek, Hawaiian and Chinook |
| Equivalent of 400 meters, often |
| American jazz pianist, 1904-84 |
| Carter creation of 1979 |
| Painter Modigliani |
| It once earned the nickname "poudre de succession" ("inheritance powder") |
| Certain college degs. |
| Deputy ___ (TV toon) |
| The pasta in rasta pasta |
| Canadian fashion brand |
| Does a parent's bedtime task |
| Bull fan? |
| Thy're sen n ths cle |
| "Who ___?" |
| Caves |
| Odds |
| "Dover Beach" poet |
| "I'm off" |
| "Father ___" (cult Irish comedy) |
| Nail polish brand |
| Poor-drainage areas |
| The stars, so to speak |
| Eye |
| With 14-Across, Shakespearean words after "What's" |
| Spirits company with a bat in its logo |
| Birthstone after diamond |
| Final participant |
| You'd prefer to have service in it |
| Degree word |
| "In the Heights" setting |
| Big fixtures at parks |
| Cocktail of tequila, lime juice and grapefruit soda |
| James of 1974's "The Gambler" |
| Vodka brand from Texas |
| Nova ___ |
| Treated like a dog, say |
| Ocean liner? |
| Tip of a geographic horn |
| Super ___ |
| Singing sisters on "The Lawrence Welk Show" |
| Low 90s |
| Acted nervously, in a way |
| Conniving coteries |
| Not be under the weather |
| 2010 World Cup-winning country |
| Blubber |
| Big blow |
| Some choice words |
| One of the 13 original Colonies: Abbr. |
| Alphabet trio |