NYT Crossword December 27 2022 answers
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December 27 2022 crossword
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Small groups of conspirators:
CABALS
Mama ___ Elliot of 1960s folk:
CASS
Sean who voiced the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle Raphael:
ASTIN
Ice skate part:
BLADE
Trojan hero in a Virgil epic:
AENEAS
Yeats's "___ and the Swan":
LEDA
Glisten:
SPARKLE
Charitable offerings of old:
ALMS
"Honest" guy on a five:
ABE
Trucker's haul:
LOAD
White wine named for the European river valley where it's produced:
MOSELLE
Sound upgrade from mono:
STEREO
Sheepish utterance?:
BAA
Means to a goose laying golden eggs, in a fairy tale:
BEANSTALK
Compañero:
AMIGO
Poet W. H. ___:
AUDEN
Catching some Z's:
ASLEEP
Italy's outline:
BOOT
Relative of an ostrich:
EMU
Command for a soldier to relax:
STANDATEASE
"I don't need to hear all that!":
TMI
Post-disaster help, e.g.:
AID
Like a low, horizontal throw used by shortstops:
SIDEARM
Unhinge mentally:
DERANGE
PONG Quest gaming company:
ATARI
D.C.-based teachers' union:
NEA
One of the Kardashians:
KIM
Reddish purple:
MAGENTA
Pretends:
LETSON
Weekend comedy hit, in brief:
SNL
Org. that oversees court battles:
NBA
Financially solvent:
AFLOAT
Drifting ice mass:
FLOE
Passing craze:
FAD
U.S. TV regulator:
FCC
"Now I see!":
AHA
Negotiator's skill:
DIPLOMACY
Snoopy's breed:
BEAGLE
Square footage:
AREA
Spits rhymes, so to speak:
RAPS
Thickness, as of yarn:
PLY
Name that's hidden in "Easy does it":
SYD
Tableware for special guests:
CHINA
Assault on the ears:
NOISE
Classic car inits.:
REO
Melville's "___ Budd":
BILLY
Helpful pollinator:
BEE
Mafia chief:
CAPO
Fail to keep a promise:
RENEGE
Bring back to its original condition:
RESTORE
Most serious:
GRAVEST
"The Spanish Tragedy" dramatist Thomas:
KYD
Have as one's residence:
LIVEAT
One with a booth at a flea market:
VENDOR
___ room (play space):
REC
Pen for horses on a ranch:
CORRAL
Goes out of business:
CLOSES
Promotional snippets from a film:
CLIPS
Caterpillar or tadpole:
LARVA
In the manner of:
ALA
Texter's chortle:
LOL
Blockhead:
OAF
Be crazy about:
ADORE
Joined together by heating:
FUSED
Bemoans, as a loss:
LAMENTS
Hauls into court:
SUES
42 weeks pregnant, e.g.:
OVERDUE
Sound that rebounds:
ECHO
Former Exxon name:
ESSO
One of the Gershwin brothers:
IRA
Betray … or a hint to what's found in this puzzle's shaded squares:
DOUBLECROSS
Nonhuman internet "account holder":
BOT
Plastic used in piping, for short:
PVC
Cookie once promoted with the line "Take a lick — you'll love it":
OREO
Stock market purchases:
SHARES
State out loud:
SAY
Take a breather:
REST
Ohio city on Lake Erie:
TOLEDO
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