Below you will find all the answers for the NY Times Crossword 17 Jan 20, Friday divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Online pop culture/media hub, with “the” | AV CLUB |
| ___ rock (music genre) | PROG |
| Rebuke to an oversharer | TMI |
| Almost any major character in “Sands of Iwo Jima” | MARINE |
| Enterprise crewman named after an Asian sea | SULU |
| Ethnic group accounting for about 18% of the world’s population | HAN |
| Actress who directed 2019’s “Booksmart” | OLIVIA WILDE |
| Option for a 911 dispatcher | EMS |
| Classic novel narrated by the second Mrs. de Winter | REBECCA |
| Creator and star of “The Misadventures of Awkward Black Girl” | ISSA RAE |
| Image in the poster for “E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial” | MOON |
| Young | NASCENT |
| Princess of Greek myth who had a brief love affair with Theseus | ARIADNE |
| Sites for 30-Across | GLENS |
| Hold | POSSESS |
| Watering sites | STREAMS |
| Bud’s place | EAR |
| Springfield barkeep | MOE |
| Best Buy buy | SMART TV |
| Come before | PREDATE |
| David Lynchian, say | EERIE |
| Trips in the dark | RED-EYES |
| German marks | UMLAUTS |
| “Not in a million years” | AS IF |
| Accumulation | BUILDUP |
| Carryall | TOTE BAG |
| Poet’s adverb | OFT |
| Genre that includes techno and house music | ELECTRONICA |
| Made a fast stop? | ATE |
| ___ The Magazine (highest-circulating magazine in the U.S.) | AARP |
| Like narwhals and walruses | TUSKED |
| What precedes the season? | ‘TIS |
| ___ Minor | URSA |
| Does a helmsman’s job | STEERS |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Frequent topic for Pablo Neruda | AMOR |
| Area between mountains | VALE |
| Bonus hand in a classic card game | CRIB |
| Taco Bell slogan | LIVE MAS |
| Computing industry standard | UNICODE |
| Guiding lights | BEACONS |
| Abbr. on a car tire | PSI |
| Bench pronouncements | RULINGS |
| Seasoned sailor | OLD SALT |
| Participant in hangman or charades | GUESSER |
| Head of the only government in U.K. history to be found in contempt of Parliament | THERESA MAY |
| “Aujourd’hui, ___ est morte” (opening line of Camus’s “L’Étranger”) | MAMAN |
| Aleutian Islands, on many a map of Alaska | INSET |
| Declines | WANES |
| Source of teenage self-consciousness | ACNE |
| Caesar’s army, in a popular film franchise | APES |
| Range | ROAM |
| Exodus emigrants | ISRAELITES |
| Speck | MOTE |
| Upscale candy brand | SEE’S |
| Very, informally | REAL |
| World leader who once worked as a bouncer and a snowboarding instructor | TRUDEAU |
| Like the characters Romeo and Juliet, but not Mercutio or Tybalt | TITULAR |
| Service at sundown | VESPERS |
| Actor Chris | PRATT |
| Some vacation destinations | RESORTS |
| Leave on the cutting room floor | EDIT OUT |
| Chant at a basketball game | DEFENSE! |
| Something forbidden by the Treaty of Versailles after W.W. I | U-BOAT |
| Civvies | MUFTI |
| Cycle | BIKE |
| Good server | ACER |
| Flits (about) | GADS |
| Many an auditor, for short | CPA |
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