Below you will find all the answers for the NY Times Crossword 31 Jan 24, Wednesday divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Seize | USURP |
| Alternative to “swipe” for a credit card | TAP |
| Pizazz | OOMPH |
| Word with life or screen | -SAVER |
| One of the Manning brothers | ELI |
| Measurement on an electric meter | USAGE |
| Fly the coop | SKEDADDLE |
| Spanish restaurant fare | TAPAS |
| Prepared to fight Goliath? | READIED A ROCK (sounds like “ready to rock”) |
| Scheming | SLY |
| Like the numerals 1, 2 and 3 | ARABIC |
| Dutch beer named for a river | AMSTEL |
| ___-chic | BOHO |
| “I’m ___ Boat” (Lonely Island song) | ON A |
| Practiced changing one’s costume by the clock? | TIMED A GETUP (sounds like “time to get up”) |
| The Cowboys and Cowgirls of the N.C.A.A. | OSU |
| Private university of North Carolina | ELON |
| Leader who was the author of “On Protracted War” | MAO |
| First murder victim | ABEL |
| Common wine barrel material | OAK |
| Invested on Broadway, say? | BACKED A WORK (sounds like “back to work”) |
| Article in Le Monde | UNE |
| Taking off | LESS |
| Earmarks | ALLOTS |
| Matchbox, e.g. | TOY CAR |
| NBC staple since 1975, in brief | SNL |
| Betrayed Paddington? … or what 20-, 34- and 41-Across did in this puzzle | CROSSED A BEAR (sounds like “cross to bear”) |
| Arm bones | RADII |
| Something you shouldn’t take lying down? | POLYGRAPH |
| Philly school | UPENN |
| In which the pinky and thumb pointing out represents Y, in brief | ASL |
| Like a cemetery at night, maybe | EERIE |
| ___ Popovich, longtime coach for the Spurs | GREGG |
| Turndowns | NOS |
| Latin dance | SALSA |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| It’s written as “C.C.C.P.” in Cyrillic | USSR |
| Japanese rice wine | SAKE |
| Pupil’s place | UVEA |
| Chris formerly of 50-Across | REDD |
| Gave positive reinforcement | PRAISED |
| Presidential nickname of the early 20th century | TEDDY (giving “teddy bear”) |
| Penne ___ vodka | ALLA |
| Spot from which to say “bon voyage” | PIER |
| Protruding feature on a cliff | OUTCROP |
| Tennis star Naomi | OSAKA |
| Hiker’s aid | MAP |
| Sports org. with an annual championship on the weekend before Memorial Day | PGA |
| “___ So Shy” (1980 Pointer Sisters hit) | HE’S |
| Actress Reese of “Touched by an Angel” | DELLA |
| Waikiki locale | OAHU |
| Owie | BOO-BOO (giving “Boo-Boo Bear”) |
| Ad section in a newspaper, maybe | INSERT |
| Seals, in a way | CAULKS |
| Dined at a restaurant | ATE OUT |
| City in which to see “Il Cenacolo” (“The Last Supper”) | MILANO |
| Motown legend Robinson | SMOKEY (giving “Smokey Bear”) |
| Perfect score, often | TEN |
| Prominent parts of toucans | BEAKS |
| Plains tribe | OTOE |
| Sonoma and Yukon | GMCS |
| Leatherworker’s tool | AWL |
| Extra-loud, as a loudspeaker | BLARING |
| Prefix with nautical | AERO- |
| Fine partner? | DANDY |
| Audience for which a G-rated film is appropriate | ALL AGES |
| Keeping in the loop, in a way | CC’ING |
| Unloads, so to speak | SELLS |
| Bridge | SPAN |
| Meh | SO-SO |
| La ___ Tar Pits | BREA |
| Rank associated with tea and sandwiches? | EARL |
| Honeybees’ genus | APIS |
| Large flightless bird | RHEA |
| Toupee, slangily | RUG |
| Borrower’s concern, for short | APR |
| Poor grade | DEE |
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