The full solution for the NY Times January 08 2023 Crossword puzzle is displayed below. This Sunday’s puzzle is edited by Will Shortz and created by Wyna Liu.
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Across Clues
- Villains’ antagonistsHEROES
- “Uh, sure”IGUESS
- Power projectDAM
- Real messSTY
- 2007 Lil Wayne song that opens “Young Money! You dig?”AMILLI
- Subject of clip art?BONSAITREE
- “What do we have here?!”OHO
- Word before the year on U.S. paper currencySERIES
- Small thing to keep on trackMODELTRAIN
- Human rights activist Xiaobo, the first Chinese citizen to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize (2010)LIU
- Presses CTRL+P + ___ + Easter egg coloringPRINCESSDI
- ___ + Scroungy mutt + Parent’s sister, in some regionsAUCOURANT
- Active Sicilian volcanoETNA
- European river that’s an anagram of REEDEDER
- Promise to payIOU
- [I’m frustrated!]ARGH
- Fragrant noodle soup made with beefPHO
- Like Captain James T. Kirk, by birthIOWAN
- Número de “Años de Soledad” in a Gabriel García Márquez novelCIEN
- FollowsOBEYS
- ___ + Golfer’s cry + “Ugh!”EUPHORIC
- Column crossers + Sentry + ___ROSEGARDEN
- “Encore!”AGAIN
- IrksNETTLES
- Crossed offXED
- Gangster film propGAT
- “Holy” cityTOLEDO
- Nongendered possessiveTHEIR
- Insult that’s also a measurement deviceDIPSTICK
- “The landlords of New York,” onceASTORS
- One cast in a fantasy movieSPELL
- DiggingINTO
- French festival, familiarly + ___ + Actor MichaelCANDYCANE
- Punching tool + Chopping tool + ___ALLACCESS
- Cherubic archerAMOR
- Foil lookalikesEPEES
- Seoul-based carrierASIANA
- Influential sortsBIGSHOTS
- Rod with seven A.L. batting titlesCAREW
- Athlete’s cupTROPHY
- Flattering verseODE
- In the manner ofALA
- Demonstrate extreme flexibility, as an acrobatCONTORT
- Opposite of neo-PALEO
- Tandoor bread + Harlem music venue + ___NONAPOLOGY
- Word of obligation + ___ + Punxsutawney nameAUTOFILL
- Some origin storiesMYTHS
- Response to “Shall we?”LETS
- H.S. science class for some college-bound studentsAPBIO
- Rocky Mountain buglerELK
- Move, in real estate lingoRELO
- PioneeredLED
- ImmediatelySTAT
- Couple of llamas?ELLS
- Rug rat + Magic stick + ___TAEKWONDO
- Soccer score + ___ + Scottish inletsGOLDILOCKS
- Resistor unitOHM
- Iconic 1984 movie vehicle that was a combination ambulance/hearseECTOMOBILE
- “Anything for you!”NAMEIT
- Actress de ArmasANA
- Annoyances when trying to make changeLARGEBILLS
- Challenging, informallyGNARLY
- Corleone, for oneDON
- Toilet paper specPLY
- Most likely to offer solace, sayNICEST
- CalmSEDATE
Vertical Clues
- Fastener used with a padlockHASP
- The “E” in FEMA: Abbr.EMER
- “Diamonds” singer, to fansRIRI
- QB protectors, collectivelyOLINE
- Time to decide who’s in or outELECTIONDAY
- Polite Spanish assentSISENOR
- ThinkPads, e.g., onceIBMS
- “Doc” in the Mets Hall of FameGOODEN
- Removed, as a knotUNDID
- Language suffixESE
- Spanish seasoningSAL
- Hindu goddess in the “Ramayana”SITA
- Serpentine constellationDRACO
- Ambidextrous features?AEIOU
- It may have just dessertsMENU
- Converter of natural heat energySOLARENGINE
- DoohickeyTHINGY
- Tweens, e.g.YOUTHS
- Making levelTRUING
- Welcomed at the doorSAWIN
- Broccoli followerRABE
- Intestinal bacteriumECOLI
- Choir platformsRISERS
- Boggy stuffPEAT
- Literary award shaped like a rocketHUGO
- Milky gemstoneOPAL
- Common solventsACETONES
- Some R.P.I. gradsEES
- ChancesODDS
- HurryHIE
- Waze suggestions: Abbr.RTES
- Armpit, anatomicallyAXILLA
- Move to a larger pot, sayREPLANT
- More than a coupleTHREE
- Doesn’t just sit thereACTS
- Boxing statsTKOS
- Influential leader of the Seminole peopleOSCEOLA
- Burrito-shaped lunch counter itemDELIWRAP
- Part of X-X-XTIC
- [Is this thing on?]TAPTAP
- Scenic stroll, from the SpanishPASEO
- Baja resort, for shortCABO
- In the thick ofAMID
- Hardly Mr. Nice GuyNOGENTLEMAN
- Hippocratic oath takers: Abbr.DRS
- Path covered with diamondsCARPOOLLANE
- VamoosesSCOOTS
- Pretentiously affectedARTY
- “Frozen” villainHANS
- Existential emotionANGST
- GoofusOAF
- Dance squatPLIE
- Where 95-Down’s Wild Ride ends, at DisneylandHELL
- Key ingredient in key lime pieYOLK
- Rock & Roll Hall of Fame city: Abbr.CLE
- Floated down a river, sayTUBED
- “Hmm, gotcha”OHOK
- Unteachable sort, in a sayingOLDDOG
- TessellationsTILINGS
- “The Wind in the Willows” squireMRTOAD
- “Nice try, but I don’t think so”YEAHNO
- Islands that form atop underwater volcanoesATOLLS
- Making all the stopsLOCAL
- Portion of a logENTRY
- Quick to think or actAGILE
- [Grrr!]SOMAD
- “Eh, what can you do?!”WELP
- Black cat, classicallyOMEN
- For fear thatLEST
- Michael of 2007’s “Superbad”CERA
- Wraparound garmentKILT
- Eye afflictionSTYE
- Belt worn with a yukataOBI
- Company that owns Wite-OutBIC
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