Today’s crossword solution for the NY Times Crossword 10 Jan 22, Monday. The New York Times Crosswords are very hard some times, with our help you will be able to finish the tricky definitions.
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Police officers | COPS |
| Activity with a lotus position | YOGA |
| Word before Actor and Actress at the Oscars | BEST … |
| Tie score | DRAW |
| Emerged, as an issue | AROSE |
| Story about Zeus or Hera, say | MYTH |
| Where to get one’s Kix? | CEREAL BOWL |
| Have on | WEAR |
| Birds in a gaggle | GEESE |
| Dig in at dinner | EAT |
| ___ Lanka | SRI |
| Jeans or jodhpurs | PANTS |
| Singer/songwriter nicknamed “Piano Man” | BILLY JOEL |
| “___-Man” (Paul Rudd superhero film) | ANT |
| Gloomy atmosphere | PALL |
| In the countryside | RURAL |
| Forlorn, directionless type | LOST SOUL |
| Some hotel and restaurant staffers | VALETS |
| Place for a ship’s captain | HELM |
| Top-of-the-line | A-ONE |
| Places among the troops, as a journalist | EMBEDS |
| Survey of Election Day voters | EXIT POLL |
| Somewhat, informally | SORTA |
| Street ___ (acceptance among peers) | CRED |
| One of 435 in D.C. | REP |
| Greener energy source | CLEAN COAL |
| Skedaddles | SCATS |
| Org. promoting oral health | ADA |
| Source for maple syrup | SAP |
| Derisive cries from the audience | HOOTS |
| Jab | POKE |
| Categorize simplistically | PIGEONHOLE |
| Diabolical | EVIL |
| Marine animals with flippers | SEALS |
| “___ go bragh!” (“Ireland forever!”) | ERIN |
| Cold and damp, as a basement | DANK |
| Barbecue skewer | SPIT |
| 1-Across in Manhattan, for short | NYPD |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| U.S. public health agcy. | CDC |
| Common herb in pizza | OREGANO |
| Perennial embarrassments for teens | PARENTS |
| Like most desserts | SWEET |
| New Haven alma mater of five presidents | YALE |
| Sphere | ORB |
| Melted chocolate, e.g. | GOO |
| To boot | AS WELL |
| Luxury German carmaker | BMW |
| Blight on the landscape | EYESORE |
| Fix one’s gaze on | STARE AT |
| Sensations at amusement parks | THRILLS |
| Carrier based at Ben Gurion Airport | EL AL |
| Nincompoop | ASS |
| Ruthless ruler | TYRANT |
| Chum | PAL |
| “The Wonderful Wizard of Oz” writer | BAUM |
| Under the weather | ILL |
| Minty drink at Churchill Downs | JULEP |
| Capitol insiders, informally | POLS |
| Letter before iota | THETA |
| Many family cars | SEDANS |
| Emptiness | VOID |
| Figure skating jump | AXEL |
| Got away | ESCAPED |
| Neighbor of Ukraine once part of the U.S.S.R. | MOLDOVA |
| Burglary, e.g. | BREAK-IN |
| Noted stretch of time | ERA |
| Grand speechmaking | ORATORY |
| Reveal inadvertently | LET SLIP |
| Discs on hi-fis | LPS |
| Xeroxes, e.g. | COPIES |
| Mushroom parts | CAPS |
| George or Louis, to William and Kate | SON |
| Leonard who wrote the song “Hallelujah” | COHEN |
| The late Alex Trebek, for one | HOST |
| Antlered animal | ELK |
| Distinct disparity | GAP |
| Pharmacist/philanthropist Lilly | ELI |
| Finale | END |