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New York Times - Crossword Answers | 2024 01 21
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Clue
Answer
BEGIN TO FLOWER
BUD
IN CONFLICT
ATWAR
Basketball stats category
ASSISTS
Neckwear provided at some restaurants
BIB
Pikes Peak people
UTE
ONE-DISH MEAL
CHILI
“You’re playing with fire!”
WATCHIT
Game night cry
UNO
“First, I founded an aerospace start-up, but I never ?”
GOTITOFFTHEGROUND
Messy room
STY
MAKE THE FIRST BET
OPEN
GO BACK OVER
REREAD
Proverbial hard workers
ANTS
Bourne’s employer in “The Bourne Identity,” in brief
CIA
Popular indoor tree
FICUS
Total revolution?
YEAR
Ardennes assent
OUI
Singer’s asset
RANGE
GOES FIRST
STARTS
POETIC PREPOSITION
ERE
WHIZ
ACE
BEHIND
TUSHIE
PASSAGES
CORRIDORS
SENSITIVITY
TACT
PLACE OF PRAYER
PEW
LIBRARY SECTION
TEEN
DAUGHTER OF MUHAMMAD
FATIMA
LEAD-IN TO ZONE
EURO
Squat, so to speak
SIT
“When that fell through, I tried my hand at fishmongering, but we ?”
DIDNTSCALEWELL
Common resolutions
DIETS
Pop singer with noted bangs (and bangers!)
SIA
Go back down
EBB
J. M. Barrie, for one
SCOT
What Ralph represents in a Freudian analysis of “Lord of the Flies”
EGO
“Next, I pivoted into breakfast restaurants, but competitors ?”
POACHEDOUREMPLOYEES
Medal-earning mettle
VALOR
Purchase printout: Abbr.
RCPT
New Year’s Day
ONEONE
Sat ___ (GPS system)
NAV
Broski
HOMIE
There are 768 of these in a gallon
TEASPOONS
“When I tried candlemaking, all my workers ?”
SUFFEREDFROMBURNOUT
Section of the nosebleed seats
LASTROW
Some music collectibles, for short
LPS
Counterpart of science, they say
ART
Freight, e.g.
GOODS
Uncles, in Uruguay
TIOS
“I decided to try operating an airport, but just before launch we ?”
RANOUTOFRUNWAY
Wrote, as a bad check
KITED
Moose’s mating season
RUT
Universal donor’s designation, informally
ONEG
Betray one’s standards
STOOP
FOLLOW CLOSELY
HEWTO
HUBBUB
TODO
MAN CAVE, MAYBE
SANCTUM
PIZAZZ
ELAN
HEAVEN ON EARTH
UTOPIA
BOW (TO)
ACCEDE
BETRAYS
FLIPSON
SOUL
PERSON
REGARDING
ASFOR
___ WONDER
BOY
PICK UP ON
DETECT
LISTLESSNESS
TORPOR
SWISS CHEESE
GRUYERE
YANKEES MANAGER AARON
BOONE
SLUMP
SAG
SPAM HOLDERS
TINS
BIG NAME IN JEANS
STRAUSS
BACKDROP
LOCALE
THUNDERSTRUCK
AWED
FULL ___
MONTY
DISNEY THEME PARK
EPCOT
CORRUPTING INFLUENCE
BADSEED
Quintessential
ICONIC
SHARE A SIDE
ABUT
CVS COMPETITOR
RITEAID
FOOTBALL RECEIVER
WIDEOUT
BRIDGE COMPONENT
BID
TURN (OFF)
SHUT
UNION CONTRACT?
IDO
State lines?
ACT
Bolting Bolt
USAIN
Counterpart of “Thx”
PLS
Portmanteau pastry
CRONUT
“We’ll see”
IMAY
Exclamation before an ill-advised action, maybe
YOLO
Creature that swallows its prey whole
BOA
“Finally, I decided to buy a grocery store on an intersection, but a rival had …”
CORNEREDTHEMARKET
“Wise” one
OWL
“Enjoyed” some humble pie
ATECROW
Over time period?
EON
“Leave me alone!”
BUGOFF
Hammer wielder of myth
THOR
The missus
WIFEY
___ Butts, inventor of Scrabble
ALFRED
Health class subj.
STD
Sloan or Wharton
BUSINESSSCHOOL
Opposite of relief, in printmaking
INTAGLIO
Traditional makers of anoraks
INUIT
Like kale vis-à-vis lettuce
HARDIER
Call of a raven
CAW
Break, as a window
SMASHIN
Aid in getting a leg up?
OTTOMAN
Knot again!
RETIE
Desert bordering Sinai
NEGEV
Harry Potter’s mother
LILY
Absolute minimum required
BAREESSENTIALS
1972 Bill Withers hit whose title sounds like a command
USEME
“Allegory of the cave” philosopher
PLATO
1956 Elvis hit whose title sounds like a command
LOVEME
Centerfold, say
PINUP
Bits of troubleshooting
TESTS
Yiddish word meaning “woe”
TSURIS
Eradicates starting from the bottom
UPROOTS
Zac of “Baywatch”
EFRON
Identity theft, for one
FRAUD
Snow day project
FORT
The 380-foot-tall Hyperion, for one
REDWOOD
Bit of carefree fun
LARK
Trendy treat of Brazilian origin
ACAIBOWL
Bacchanalian beast
SATYR
Ref. work that began as a Philological Society project
OED
Swiss “cheese”
FRANCS
“Whatcha gonna do about it?”
YEAHSO
TINIEST BIT
IOTA
SEND OFF
EMIT
EXTRACT
GLEAN
___ SECOND
ANY
PERFECT IN EVERY WAY
SPOTON
“Holy ___!”
TOLEDO
Tobiko or masago
ROE
Cub or colt
ROOKIE
Talking horse of ’60s TV
MRED
Apt rhyme of “nude” and “crude”
LEWD
Catchy song, in slang
BOP
Thing to catch in a city
CAB