Our team has solved and shared all New York Times Crossword December 17 2021 Answers. There are 65 crossword clues each day on the New York Times Crossword except for Sunday. On Sunday there are 120 crossword clues almost double so you can relax on your day off while playing NYT Crossword.

New York Times Crossword December 17 2021 Answers

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• Popular Korean rice dish

• Facial expression

• Bachs Christmas ___

• Offline activity?

• Towered over

• Sugar in ones coffee e.g.

• Ancient land that included parts of modern Iraq and Turkey

• Place to buy overpriced drinks

• Keane who drew The Family Circus

• Do some light cardio

• Ink

• Quarters feed into them

• Kind of salami

• His debut album was 1987s Rhyme Pays

• Tears

• Ahhh!

• Wow wow wow!

• Its made by coagulating soy milk

• Mammal with four toes on the front feet and three on the back

• Pleasantly flavorful

• Financing figs.

• Cest un article défini

• Certain judges ruling

• Portmanteau for a dumpster-diving anti-consumerist eater

• One might be offensive

• Just peachy

• Deliberately damage

• Possible cause of fatigue

• Mean figures

• People people

• Milky Way and others

• Bubble tea

• Ticks off

• Amp knob

• Minute

• Northern New Jersey county

• Oven setting

• Sophia Loren title role of 1953

• He once wrote I became insane with long intervals of horrible sanity

• Fifth-century invaders

• Thats my cue!

• Challenge in an alley

• Dutch-speaking Caribbean island

• Insinuated

• Wisconsin governor Tony

• The original Frankenstein wasnt one despite popular belief

• Competes in the Aquabike World Championship

• Jedi foe

• Second

• Fast finish?

• Shook ones defender in sports lingo

• ___ You Experienced (Jimi Hendrix album)

• Its all downhill from here

• Passing financial concern?

• Per

• First name in U.N. diplomacy

• Draw counterpart

• Follower of F.D.R.

• Madame across the Pyrenees

• It has a duck float in the Macys Thanksgiving Day Parade

• Inclined

• Have a ball

• Directive to talk

• Some smears

• A little too slick

• Its hot stuff!

• Noted gift givers

• He won a posthumous Pulitzer Prize in 1958

• Adjective-to-noun suffix

• Slump

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