New York Times - Crossword Answers | 2023 01 26

crossword answers
Clue Answer
Jean-___ Picard of “Star Trek” LUC
Aptly named mascot of the 2000 Olympics SYD
More aged, as some cheeses SHARPER
Things you might save while driving PRESETS
Comicdom’s “Queen of the Jungle” SHEENA
Sierra ___ (Mexican range, informally) MADRES
Trademarked coffee holder KCUP
The “Gateway to the West” OMAHA
Barber’s belt STROP
Boom producer, once: Abbr. SST
Name hidden in “oleomargarine” OMAR
Leaves in the kitchen? BASIL
Kind of group in chemistry AMINO
Cuba’s ___ Castro, brother of Fidel RAUL
“Are you down for this?” WANNA
Company originally founded as Blue Ribbon Sports NIKE
WAY OFF AFAR
One might hit a very low pitch BASSTUBA
Gradually develop, literally SSWSWESWELSWELL
Game in which the object is to score 500 points UNO
Total phony FAKER
Developing phenomena literally depicted three times in this puzzle SNOWBALLEFFECTS
One way an animal may be held ATBAY
Chinwagging CHATTER
Google ___, service beginning in 2017 MEET
Quantity contrasted with a vector, in physics SCALAR
PUT ON AIR
COMMONER PLEBE
Kitchen gadget with an edge PARER
Gradually develop, literally FFOFORFORM
DOOZY BEAUT
Gradually develop, literally GGRGROGROW
Pop-pop GRAMPS
FRENCH SEASON ETE
Punished for the weekend, perhaps GROUNDED
Kind of power in math NTH
Is the real deal HASIT
Many an essential worker, for short EMT
Shaving canful FOAM
Enormous amounts to spend FORTUNES
All-time go-between THE
“As far as I’m concerned ?” FORMYPART
Sushi staple that isn’t served raw EEL
Put a fork in it! HAY
Early 2010s OBAMAERA
You might make waves when you lie about this WATERBED
Suffer in the summer heat SWELTER
Spot for firing KILN
Fried food whose name translates to “breaded” EMPANADA
HOLE MAKER SPADE
“Watch it!” HEY
LAST MONARCH OF THE HOUSE OF STUART ANNE
Fabled visitors to 49-Down, in brief ETS
“Let’s ___!” EAT
Southwest city in 1947 news ROSWELL
Farm storehouse GRANARY
Screen display APPS
BUTTERFLY, BUT NOT A CATERPILLAR ADULT
SHAKESPEAREAN CRIES AYS
NORSE GOD OF WAR TYR
Evidencing physical exertion SWEATY
Palindromic word in classic poetry ERE
CRESTFALLEN SAD
MOST LIKE A WALLFLOWER SHIEST
BUNCH OF BITS BYTE
LIKE MANY INDIE FILMS ARTY
Opposite of dry, to a vintner SWEET
INK HOLDER SAC
FOXY SLY
Some surgical tools FORCEPS
Beer containers GROWLERS
IN A BIND TRAPPED
HIGH-QUALITY TOPSHELF
Hem’s partner HAW
KERFUFFLE FLAP
BIG NAME IN JUICE POUCHES CAPRISUN
“At Last” singer James ETTA