NY Times Crossword 17 Jan 22, Monday
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| ___ and downs | UPS |
| John or John Quincy | ADAMS |
| Off-the-wall | WACKO |
| Org. for the Flyers and Red Wings | NHL |
| First toy to be called an “action figure” | GI JOE |
| Congresswoman ___ Omar | ILHAN |
| Teenage military leader canonized in 1920 | JOAN OF ARC |
| Country singer Patsy | CLINE |
| ___ Domini | ANNO |
| Not inclined to reveal one’s feelings | RETICENT |
| “Goodness gracious!” | MY GOSH! |
| Sign of an old wound | SCAR |
| Word before trap or prize | BOOBY … |
| Marx’s collaborator on “The Communist Manifesto” | ENGELS |
| Clown accessory that’s often bright red | WIG |
| Skin soothers | ALOES |
| Furniture megastore | IKEA |
| Insignificant amount … or hint to this puzzle’s shaded squares | A DROP IN THE OCEAN |
| Genuine | REAL |
| Actress Rigg of “The Avengers” | DIANA |
| “___ sells seashells …” | SHE |
| Rachel of MSNBC | MADDOW |
| Sign of fire | SMOKE |
| Places where the cucumbers aren’t for eating | SPAS |
| Dragonlike creature of fantasy | WYVERN |
| Big-dollar election-influencing grp. | SUPER PAC |
| Smoothie berry | ACAI |
| Deadly nerve gas | SARIN |
| “Tell someone who gives a hoot” | AS IF I CARE |
| Use a stencil on | TRACE |
| Instrument in Hindustani music | SITAR |
| TV remote button | REC |
| Turned white | PALED |
| Major pipes | MAINS |
| Rap’s Dr. ___ | DRE |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Dislodge, as printer paper | UNJAM |
| Bogus | PHONY |
| “Tea” for “gossip,” e.g. | SLANG |
| In the past | AGO |
| “What’s the ___?” | DIF |
| Cracked, as a door | AJAR |
| Glutton’s demand | MORE |
| Religious offshoots | SECTS |
| One who worships the Triple Goddess and Horned God | WICCAN |
| Itchy, say | ALLERGIC |
| Keep this up when you’re down | CHIN |
| Philosopher Immanuel | KANT |
| Number on a foam finger | ONE |
| Beginner, in modern lingo | NOOB |
| Rocks, in a drink | ICE |
| Dove or Dial | SOAP |
| Hindu festival of colors | HOLI |
| “___, James ___” | BOND |
| Himalayan cryptids | YETIS |
| Scrapes (out) | EKES |
| Jacob’s first wife | LEAH |
| Reasonable | SANE |
| In the 70s or 80s, say | WARM |
| Bit of inspiration | IDEA |
| Mortarboard tosser | GRAD |
| Bogus | SHAM |
| Male grooming brand | OLD SPICE |
| Sufficient, to Shakespeare | ENOW |
| Describing chardonnay, e.g. | OAKY |
| Uncorked | OPENED |
| Mindless two-player card game | WAR |
| Emergency relocation of people, for short | EVAC |
| Twitch | SPASM |
| Digital holiday greeting | E-CARD |
| Like uranium vis-à-vis carbon | RARER |
| Aunt and uncle’s little girl | NIECE |
| ___ Lee (dessert brand) | SARA |
| Russian river | URAL |
| Home to the Hang Seng and Nikkei 225 indexes | ASIA |
| Commercial prefix with bank | CITI- |
| Indy 500 sponsor | STP |
| Aid on a hot summer day | FAN |
| 1040 org. | IRS |