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Below are New York Times October 14, 2023 Crossword Answers. We have changed the way we posting answers and solutions for clues; instead of opening them in a new page we are revealing answers and solutions in the same page. This is the simplest way for you to find faster answers. As you see in the left side are crossword clues and in the right side are crossword answers.
Author: Byron Walden
Editor: Will Shortz
Across
| Residence for a parson | MANSE |
| Fictional character who cries "I am madness maddened!" | AHAB |
| Question persistently | PUMP |
| Single source? | ALBUM |
| Checks or balances, say | REGULATES |
| Animal with fused toes on each hind paw, used for grooming its coat | KOALA |
| Almond confections | MARZIPANS |
| Last | ENDURE |
| Chain with a mansard roof in its logo | PIZZAHUT |
| Auto-correction? | UEY |
| Cooper's product | KEG |
| Woman's name that sounds like a letter of the alphabet | KAY |
| Fried turnovers from southern Italy | PANZEROTTI |
| P.R. people: Abbr. | AGTS |
| Walk way? | GAIT |
| "Round cleans better" sloganeer | ORALB |
| "Looky here!" | OHO |
| Champaign region | EASTERNILLINOIS |
| Punnery, e.g. | WIT |
| Keep cooler? | REICE |
| Shiraz and others | REDS |
| Home to Mayor Fiorello La Guardia's "Talk to the People" program | WNYC |
| Oscar winner for "The Accidental Tourist" (1988) | GEENADAVIS |
| ___ moment | AHA |
| This might come with breakfast in bed, in brief | TLC |
| Brisbane-to-Sydney dir. | SSW |
| What barflies hit | THESAUCE |
| "Turn around so I can see you" | FACEME |
| Part of the George W. Bush era … or a hint to part of 18-, 26-, 38- and 46-Across | MIDAUGHTS |
| Synonym for "seeing red" whose name derives from a shade of blue in Latin | LIVID |
| Slangy "treatment" for a disturbing visual | EYEBLEACH |
| Singer Cleo with Grammy nominations in jazz, pop and classical | LAINE |
| See 61-Down | NANA |
| World capital where Al Jazeera is headquartered | DOHA |
| Flat bottoms | SOLES |
Down
| Blush, e.g. | MAKEUP |
| Gilbert O'Sullivan hit with the lyric "Left standing in the lurch at a church" | ALONEAGAIN |
| Boston in the '60s or Chicago in the '90s, e.g. | NBADYNASTY |
| Recipient of the first Vulcan nerve pinch on the original "Star Trek" | SULU |
| Professional concerned with search engine optimization | EMARKETER |
| Word with band or candy | ARM |
| Supply in abundance | HEAP |
| Business opening? | AGRI |
| Major downer | BUZZKILL |
| Main ingredient in a Thai som tam salad | PAPAYA |
| "Riders of the Purple Sage" setting | UTAH |
| Course catalog? | MENU |
| Sibilant summons | PSST |
| Name at the heart of civilization? | LIZA |
| Poetic contraction | EER |
| "Club" member in a hit 1985 adventure comedy | GOONIE |
| Minor blemish | ZIT |
| Instant | TRICE |
| Roster for William Morris or Creative Artists | TALENT |
| The ultimate struggle | GOODVSEVIL |
| "I call dibs" | THISISMINE |
| Adoption of the International Radiotelegraph Convention in 1906 | SOS |
| Live tweets? | BIRDCALLS |
| [Gag] | EWW |
| Tested, as a cask, to see how much whisky remains | REGAUGED |
| Major PBS funder, for short | NEA |
| Wrinkly-skinned fruit | CASABA |
| s sitcom puppet | ALF |
| More than 7% of Minnesotans by ancestry | SWEDES |
| Spoils | HAUL |
| Gangbusters, in old slang | TMEN |
| "Howdy!" | HIYA |
| Shangri-la | EDEN |
| Onetime labor and transportation secretary Elaine | CHAO |
| Chisel, in a way | ETCH |
| Analogue of "aloha" and "shalom" | CIAO |
| With 65-Across, "Born to Hand Jive" group | SHA |