Below you will find all the answers for the NY Times Crossword 16 Jan 24, Tuesday divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Publication that usually has only one contributor | BLOG |
| Locale for a wedding | ALTAR |
| Whole bunch | SLEW |
| Slimming surgery, for short | LIPO |
| Writer Zora ___ Hurston | NEALE |
| Bit of equipment for a skier or trekker | POLE |
| Nonstick cookware brand | T-FAL |
| Logical, as a syllogism | VALID |
| Stir up | ROIL |
| Gesture involving hitting one’s own hand in celebration | SELF-FIVE |
| Was a no-show, say | FLAKED |
| Singer Nat King ___ | COLE |
| Not fast | SLOW |
| Things that scratch a scratching post | CLAWS |
| Material for some jewelry at a surf shop | SEA GLASS |
| June birthstone | PEARL |
| Protrusion | BULGE |
| Many a C-Span interviewee, informally | POL |
| For fear that | LEST |
| Records and documents | FILES |
| Game with nine rooms | CLUE |
| Trains that run to O’Hare airport | ELS |
| Swindles | BILKS |
| Physique | BUILD |
| Criminal records? | BOOTLEGS |
| Puts the kibosh on | HALTS |
| A “golden” one is an especially good thing to follow | RULE |
| Ohm’s law unit | VOLT |
| “Heavens!” | OH LORD! |
| If this is exhausted, all is lost | LAST HOPE |
| Movie theater eponym | LOEW |
| Like cards at a card table | DEALT |
| About 5,280 ft., for Denver | ELEV |
| ___ vera | ALOE |
| Still in the running, so to speak | ALIVE |
| Tick off | RILE |
| Don’t pass | FAIL |
| Alpine call | YODEL |
| First-year law student … or what every answer in this puzzle has exactly | ONE L |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Sandwiches with an easy-to-remember list of ingredients | BLTS |
| Classic photo magazine | LIFE |
| October birthstone | OPAL |
| Green vehicle? | GOLF CART |
| Blacksmiths’ blocks | ANVILS |
| Depart | LEAVE |
| One of 24 in a Chaucer book | TALE |
| Athlete who boasted “I’m young; I’m handsome; I’m fast; I’m pretty and can’t possibly be beat” | ALI |
| Things to keep an eye out for on a first date | RED FLAGS |
| Disorderly expansion | SPRAWL |
| Rival magazine of 2-Down | LOOK |
| Writer Wiesel | ELIE |
| Fuse, as metal | WELD |
| Birds that sound like they’d taste bad? | FOWL |
| Higher-priced seating section | LOGE |
| Tennis great Monica | SELES |
| Singer Green | CEELO |
| Cowboy’s rope | LASSO |
| Is a sore loser | SULKS |
| Accelerated H.S. class with a long reading list | AP LIT |
| All ___ Day (November 2) | SOULS |
| Luge, e.g. | SLED |
| Ordinary person, informally | PLEB |
| Ship’s wastewater | BILGE |
| Sports-filled school event | FIELD DAY |
| Person held on a pedestal by a small group | CULT HERO |
| Make less sharp | BLUR |
| Latvian or Lithuanian | BALT |
| Small digging tool | TROWEL |
| Low-priced lodging | HOSTEL |
| Device on a duct | VALVE |
| German chancellor Scholz | OLAF |
| Word often said before “Cómo estás?” | HOLA |
| First pope in a line of 13 | LEO I |
| Set (down) | LAID |
| Actress Lena or actor Ken | OLIN |
| One-named “King of Football” | PELE |
| Daredevil Knievel | EVEL |
| “Xanadu” band, for short | ELO |
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