After many requests from our visitors we’ve decided to share with you all New York Times Crossword January 26 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 26 2023

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

Gradually develop literally
Doozy
Gradually develop literally
Cubas ___ Castro brother of Fidel
Kind of group in chemistry
Like many indie films
Last monarch of the House of Stuart
Barbers belt
Trademarked coffee holder
Sierra ___ (Mexican range informally)
Comicdoms Queen of the Jungle
Things you might save while driving
More aged as some cheeses
Aptly named mascot of the 2000 Olympics
Jean-___ Picard of Star Trek
Watch it!
Boom producer once Abbr.
Leaves in the kitchen?
Developing phenomena literally depicted three times in this puzzle
One way an animal may be held
Shakespearean cries
The Gateway to the West
Chinwagging
In a bind
Google ___ service beginning in 2017
Name hidden in oleomargarine
Way off
Gradually develop literally
Company originally founded as Blue Ribbon Sports
Commoner
Lets ___!
Is the real deal
Kitchen gadget with an edge
French season
Butterfly but not a caterpillar
Hole maker
Norse god of war
Are you down for this?
Pop-pop
Farm storehouse
Punished for the weekend perhaps
Beer containers
One might hit a very low pitch
Many an essential worker for short
Put on
Game in which the object is to score 500 points
High-quality
Total phony
Some surgical tools
Enormous amounts to spend
As far as Im concerned …
Sushi staple that isnt served raw
Put a fork in it!
Quantity contrasted with a vector in physics
Most like a wallflower
Foxy
Ink holder
Kind of power in math
Early 2010s
You might make waves when you lie about this
Bunch of bits
Shaving canful
Fried food whose name translates to breaded
Big name in juice pouches
All-time go-between
Crestfallen
Fabled visitors to 49-Down in brief
Southwest city in 1947 news
Screen display
Kerfuffle
Opposite of dry to a vintner
Evidencing physical exertion
Suffer in the summer heat
Spot for firing
At Last singer James
Palindromic word in classic poetry
Hems partner

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