The full solution for the NY Times October 23 2022 Crossword puzzle is displayed below. This Sunday’s puzzle is edited by Will Shortz and created by Daniel Bodily and Jeff Chen.
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NYT Across Clues
- ShopsANTI
- PeddlingQUEST
- CollectiblesORES
- A kitchen might have a good oneAROMA
- Instrument for Arachne, in mythologyLOOM
- Natural instinctsURGES
- Word on the street, perhaps?TAXI
- Like Superman, but not Spider-ManCAPED
- Symbol of braveryLION
- Nephew of AbelENOCH
- One-eyed war godODIN
- African animal that may be spotted or stripedHYENA
- Armed force at sea?OCTOPUS
- “Person of the Year” magazineTIME
- Big froyo franchiserTCBY
- When said three times, “Get off my case!”NAG
- White terrier, informallyWESTIE
- HistoricMIRA
- HockeyCLEO
- UpsetNICE
- ___ Toy Barn (where Emperor Zurg chases Buzz Lightyear)ALS
- “I,” in the “Iliad”IOTA
- You’ll have to pull some strings to play thisHARP
- Low-scoring Yahtzee categoryONES
- Lower back bonesSACRA
- DownsidesCONS
- How many U.N. members have names starting with “W”NONE
- Lionel Messi’s homeland: Abbr.ARG
- StandoffishALOOF
- WhizACE
- Promotional overkillHYPE
- Capital on the Arabian PeninsulaMUSCAT
- WasteGARB
- DisposalAGED
- LocationsUMPS
- Things believers believeCREEDS
- The “A” in A.D.ANNO
- RacketDIN
- Children’s book series akin to “Where’s Waldo?”ISPY
- Word with nursing or trainingBRA
- N.I.H. standardRDA
- ReadBET
- HereWEE
- ToNTH
- UnderstandELI
- 23 answers in today’s puzzle that don’t seem to match their cluesNES
- The “P” of E.P.S. ratio, on Wall StreetPER
- Adverb repeated in the “Star Wars” prologueFAR
- Calvin and Hobbes, e.g.PALS
- Head, in slangNOB
- Onetime radio host DonIMUS
- “Mad” figure of fictionHATTER
- DazzlingKALE
- PatternIDOS
- GeneratorCOPE
- Like some care servicesINHOME
- Purplish blueIRIS
- 1998 film “Waking ___ Devine”NED
- Al ___ (pasta specification)DENTE
- Initialism aptly found in “timetable”ETA
- Thief’s haulTAKE
- Xmas, for Justin TrudeauBDAY
- Synthetic fiberRAYON
- TiptopACME
- City east of PhoenixMESA
- D-worthyPOOR
- Sweetie pieHON
- ClassesDRAM
- ForALES
- ActorsSONS
- Get off berth control?UNDOCK
- Tarnish, e.g.MAR
- Crossed outEXED
- Apt rhyme for “pyre”FIRE
- RevitalizeFRESHEN
- Finalized, as a contractINKED
- Safe harborCOVE
- “Let me repeat ?”ISAID
- Put cargo onLADE
- She might cry “Uncle!”NIECE
- Last “O” in YOLOONCE
- Rough rug fiberSISAL
- Unwritten, sayORAL
- Didn’t make public for a whileSATON
- HomeMART
- DecoratingHASTE
- GuruWART
NYT Vertical Clues
- “I’ll ___ it”ALLOW
- “Hold the rocks,” at a barNOICE
- Blows one’s hornTOOTS
- Captcha confirmationIMNOTAROBOT
- Adds to a playlist, e.g.QUEUES
- Sights in a funeral homeURNS
- “I”, in the “Aeneid”EGO
- PartitionedSECTIONED
- Product launches made during sporting events?TSHIRTS
- Chiwere-speaking tribeOTOE
- “Stellar!”RAD
- They can help you get out of jamsEXITLANES
- RealSINCERE
- Having overexercised, maybeACHY
- ___ gun (alien zapper)RAY
- When the lighting of the Olympic cauldron happensOPENINGCEREMONY
- Wolf, to a shepherdMENACE
- “A penny saved is a penny earned” and othersADAGES
- Rice dishPILAF
- Sound of shear terror?MAA
- Go lightly, with “along”BOP
- Epoch when the Mediterranean Sea nearly dried upMIOCENE
- Like difficult water for boatingCHOPPY
- Like ThorNORSE
- It’s a long storySAGA
- Fourth man to walk on the moonALANBEAN
- Gain exclusive control, business-wiseCORNERTHEMARKET
- More waryCAGIER
- Female nature deitiesNYMPHS
- A charismatic person has oneAURA
- Gets a move onHUSTLES
- Some BBQ-flavored fast-food sandwichesMCRIBS
- TotalsADDSUPTO
- Letters near a conveyor beltTSA
- Online pop-up generatorADWARE
- How perjurers might be caughtINALIE
- ___ MaryBLOODY
- Makes belovedENDEARS
- How Usher wants to take it in a 1998 #1 hitNICEANDSLOW
- The 76ers, on scoreboardsPHI
- Disaster response org.FEMA
- Arctic coatsPARKAS
- In the public eyeSEEN
- Headset?TOTEM
- Popular Korean minivanKIASEDONA
- Country with more than 100 active volcanoesINDONESIA
- Device providing oversight?DRONE
- Verizon, for oneTELECOM
- Hardly genteelBOORISH
- Website overseersADMINS
- Brain casesCRANIA
- 1600 for the SAT, informallyMAX
- No. listed on the inside of car doors, oftenPSI
- Get over it!HURDLE
- Actress Catherine who starred as Kevin’s mom in “Home Alone”OHARA
- “Red” or “white” woodCEDAR
- Prepared to pray, sayKNELT
- Idyllic spotEDEN
- Stocking stuffersFEET
- Italian automakerFIAT
- ___ mode (fuel-saving feature in newer cars)ECO
- Tape player of a sort, in briefVCR
- DunderheadASS
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What is the key to Sunday’s crossword?? Why is the answer to “shopping” anti?? I don’t get it
Or “read” = bet??? or “peddling” = quest????
Read 1, 5, and 10 across together to get ANTIQUE STORES.
Six other strings work similarly.
I don’t either. How about “Read” = bet??? Or “Peddling” = quest???
Worst puzzle ever. 23 clues with non matching answers. I also don’t like puzzles where the answers are missing letters. Like “slws” for slews , “closes” for closets, I encountered this week. Many more.