Below you will find all the answers for the NY Times Crossword 17 Jan 21, Sunday divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Getting warm, so to speak | CLOSE |
| It was established by a 1926 royal charter | BBC |
| Ulan ___, Mongolia | BATOR |
| Be against | ABUT |
| Send, as payment | REMIT |
| #1 of 50, alphabetically: Abbr. | ALA |
| Former basketball star Gilbert … or the places he played | ARENAS |
| Garb in a duck blind, informally | CAMO |
| Way into a garage, typically | OVERHEAD DOOR |
| California wine region | SONOMA |
| Road trip guessing game | I SPY |
| Freak (out) | WIG |
| Tennis star who won at least one Grand Slam title for a record 13 straight years | EVERT |
| Initialism that can include an “h” for “humble” | IMO |
| Old-timey “OMG!” | EGADS! |
| GPS guess | ETA |
| Variables in (pi)r^2 and 2(pi)r | RADII |
| Nickelodeon competitor | CARTOON NETWORK |
| Bagless vacuum maker | DYSON |
| Savvy couple? | VEES |
| ___ the Kid, nickname for N.H.L. star Crosby | SID |
| Party game similar to Catch Phrase | TABOO |
| Grows increasingly more irksome | FESTERS |
| Starbucks sizes smaller than grandes | TALLS |
| Dove bar, e.g. | SOAP |
| Given as a bequest | LEFT TO |
| Suffix with mega- or multi- | -PLEX |
| Ones making strong impressions? | ETCHERS |
| “Je t’___” (words from a beau) | AIME |
| Prince Andrew’s younger daughter | EUGENIE |
| On the main | ASEA |
| Prominent women’s rights lawyer | GLORIA ALLRED |
| Member of an Iraqi minority | KURD |
| Obscure knowledge | ARCANA |
| Violent, maybe | RATED-R |
| Certain laundry detergent capsule | TIDE POD |
| Causing constriction of the pupils | MIOTIC |
| Nailed the test | ACED IT |
| 007’s alma mater | ETON |
| Visual phenomenon created by short flashes of light | STROBE EFFECT |
| Linguist Chomsky | NOAM |
| Dense fog, metaphorically | PEA SOUP |
| When repeated, a Hawaiian fish | MAHI |
| Major utility pipeline | GAS MAIN |
| Whimper | MEWL |
| It has its pros and cons | DEBATE |
| Part of P.R. | RICO |
| Far from wild | STAID |
| Pesto ingredient | PINE NUT |
| For one purpose only | AD HOC |
| Org. that takes many forms | IRS |
| Five-star | A-ONE |
| Quark-antiquark combo | MESON |
| Some entertainers at children’s birthday parties | BALLOON ARTISTS |
| Europe’s longest river | VOLGA |
| Trouble | WOE |
| O icon | OPRAH |
| Western Hemisphere grp. | OAS |
| Legendary firefighter Red | ADAIR |
| Curler’s surface | ICE |
| Kind of palm cultivated for its fruit | ACAI |
| Prove wrong | REFUTE |
| Awards show that airs at night, ironically | DAYTIME EMMYS |
| Part of une éclipse | LUNE |
| Submits an online return | E-FILES |
| Brown. ender | EDU |
| ” | DITTO |
| What’s more, it’s said | LESS |
| Down stream? | TEARS |
| Easy target | SAP |
| Buddy of “The Beverly Hillbillies” | EBSEN |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Sang one’s own praises | CROWED |
| Humor regarding a serious matter | LEVITY |
| “w”-like letters | OMEGAS |
| Anthony Hopkins, for one | SIR |
| Wi-Fi alternative | ETHERNET |
| Complained about getting fleeced? | BAAED |
| Subject of a Sleeves Up campaign | BLOOD DRIVE |
| French luxury jeweler | CARTIER |
| ABCs | BASICS |
| Lead-in to therapy | AROMA- |
| Jazz instrument pitched in the key of B flat | TENOR SAX |
| Peace activist Yoko | ONO |
| Classic dorm room meal | RAMEN NOODLES |
| Fading process for jeans | ACID WASH |
| Deep-toned cousin of an English horn | BASS OBOE |
| One whose calling is making calls? | UMP |
| American Kennel Club designation | TOY |
| Stuffing herb | SAGE |
| Green on the screen | EVA |
| QB’s passing stat: Abbr. | ATT |
| Up to | ‘TIL |
| Din from a den | ROAR |
| Keystone ___ | KOPS |
| Put forward | OFFERED |
| TV channel that owns the website The Undefeated | ESPN |
| Beer in a green bottle | STELLA ARTOIS |
| Part of a college visit, typically | TOUR |
| Prepare to swing, say | TEE UP |
| Unseal furtively, as an envelope | STEAM OPEN |
| Floral fragrance note | LILAC |
| Behave theatrically | EMOTE |
| Restored to mint condition | LIKE NEW |
| Lesser Antilles native | CARIB |
| City that’s home to three UNESCO World Heritage Sites | AGRA |
| “Go ___!” (coach’s encouragement) | GET ‘EM |
| Computer menu with Undo and Redo | EDIT |
| Expand upon | ADD TO |
| Tony winner Menzel | IDINA |
| Antarctica’s ___ Ice Shelf | ROSS |
| Nestlé creamer | COFFEE-MATE |
| Bothered persistently | ATE AT |
| Not for mass audiences | NICHE |
| When the Battle of Yorktown occurs in “Hamilton” | ACT I |
| Took steroids, say | DOPED |
| Like loud phone conversations in public | RUDE |
| Designed to deter stealing | ANTI-THEFT |
| T-Bonz dog treat brand | ALPO |
| Word before bag or bar | GRAB … |
| Musical with the opening number “Every Story Is a Love Story” | AIDA |
| Sallie Mae products | SCHOOL LOANS |
| Marshmallow-filled snacks | MOON PIES |
| University of Montana city | MISSOULA |
| Hitchhike | BUM A RIDE |
| Shapiro of NPR | ARI |
| Emulates the Mongols | INVADES |
| Old genre for 12-Down | NEO-DADA |
| Z4 or Q50 | CAR |
| Judge | ASSESS |
| Pool competitions | SWIM MEETS |
| Immature egg cell | OOCYTE |
| Star of the “Taken” trilogy | NEESON |
| Like snow leopards and Siberian tigers | RARE |
| What tots might go after? | TATER |
| Easy two points | LAYUP |
| “Scram!” | GIT! |
| ___-American | ALL |
| Tool for pool | CUE |
| Old-timey cry of disgust | FIE! |
| Will Smith/Tommy Lee Jones film series, for short | MIB |
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