After many requests from our visitors we’ve decided to share with you all New York Times Crossword January 12 2023 Answers and Solutions. NYT Crossword is one of the most popular crossword puzzles in the US. You can play the daily puzzle over at the official New York Times website or in the NY Times app which is available for both iOS and Android. The New York Times crossword puzzle is edited by Will Shortz and online you can find other popular word games such as the Spelling Bee, Vertex, Letter Boxed and even a fun Sudoku.

NYT Crossword Answers for January 12 2023

Here are all the crossword clues for today’s crossword puzzle:

Royal Catherine
All-day in a way
Rides
Agave lookalike
Spring for one
Fancy summer home
Grocery store worker on the days leading up to Thanksgiving?
Dress (up)
Cheesemaking town
Salty expanses
Incense residue
One whos acting out?
Some trimmings
Pamphlets on how to use marinara?
Lecherous sort
Beginning of time?
When doubled mouse-bopping bunny in a childrens song
Sporty Pontiac
One with a tattoo of a bands name say
Oxygen makes up only one-fifth of this on the earth
Gossip slangily
Part of some musical keys
Bookie?
Card game shout
Winners of a 1932 Australian war
Org. using millimeter wave scanners
Inedible jelly on a buffet table
49-Downs city familiarly
Shubert of Broadways Shubert Theatre
Devices that help dentists monitor anesthesia?
En pointe
Its flag has Allahu Akbar written 22 times
Repeated words in an analogy
Common catch
Hunt and peck say
Pronto
It gets into hot water
Chorus section
Inauspicious beginning
Certain whistle-blower
Hardly basic
Personal friend in France
Something cephalopods control for camouflage
Units on a graduated cylinder Abbr.
Fine point
___-Seltzer
Campbell with the 1975 #1 hit Rhinestone Cowboy
2003 outbreak
Outspoken
Pelvis/patella connectors
Sticky ___ pudding
Author Rand
Its set in a ring
Easy-peasy
Speckled
Maker of the first portable music player
Guess
Grammy winner India.___
When both hands are up
Unit of RAM
Passes but not with flying colors
Shinzo ___ Japans longest-serving prime minister
Representatives work
Powerful engines
Feature of many a belly
Angsty hip-hop subgenre
Prestigious university in 58-Across
Company whose mascots are sheep with numbers painted on them
Author whose titles often feature two animals
One with an upturned nose so to speak
Common catch
CPR specialists
Scram!
Car once advertised with the slogan The power to surprise

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