Today’s crossword solution for the NY Times Crossword 4 Jan 20, Saturday. 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 |
|---|---|
| You may see stars because of one | SWEAR WORD |
| Concerns for team docs | ACLS |
| Antagonist of Ronald McDonald | HAMBURGLAR |
| Minor anomaly | BLIP |
| Movie based on the memoir “Rocket Boys” (and an anagram of “Rocket Boys”) | OCTOBER SKY |
| Like C.G.I. | FAKE |
| Trash | TOSS |
| Part of a goal | NET |
| Hung (over) | DRAPED |
| “Indubitably!” | YES SIREE, BOB! |
| Real jerk | SPASM |
| Gulp (down) | SNARF |
| A&W rival | MUG |
| Charge | TILT AT |
| “And all that jazz” | ETC |
| First letter in the Torah | BETH |
| Professes | ALLEGES |
| Served in a sauce made with orange juice, sugar and Grand Marnier | SUZETTE |
| “Pow!” | BLAM! |
| How to mend a broken heart? | CPR |
| Mark | PIGEON |
| Real jerk, for short | SOB |
| Sleep on it | SHEET |
| Excited, in modern slang | TURNT |
| Potential cause of the apocalypse | WORLD WAR III |
| Waterway | SLUICE |
| Bubbleheaded | DIM |
| Jazz riff | LICK |
| 2019 musical film with a substantial C.G.I. component | CATS |
| 1991 Broadway musical nominated for 11 Tonys | MISS SAIGON |
| Crown | ACME |
| “Speaking of which ” | ON THAT NOTE |
| Typical reader of John Green novels | TEEN |
| More or less | TO A DEGREE |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Espresso unit | SHOT |
| U.S. radio station whose call letters spell the name of its city | WACO |
| Experts in 41-Across | EMTS |
| It describes your type | ABO SYSTEM |
| Spice mixture | RUB |
| Images on the backs of South Carolina quarters | WRENS |
| Princess Fiona, e.g. | OGRESS |
| Author of “One Day at HorrorLand” | RL STINE |
| ___ Terr., 1861-89 | DAK |
| Classic BBC sitcom, to fans | ABFAB |
| Audience response gauge | CLAP-O-METER |
| Support mechanism? | LIKE BUTTON |
| Dashed | SPED |
| Competition hosted by the U.S. every four years | RYDER CUP |
| One often accused of blindness | REF |
| Computer issue, in brief | E-MAG |
| Winston’s greatest fear in “1984” | RATS |
| Attempts | STABS |
| Textile made using bobbins | PILLOW LACE |
| Bio header | ALL ABOUT ME |
| 1814’s Treaty of ___ | GHENT |
| Apple showcase, say | TECH DEMO |
| Seductive | BEGUILING |
| Expel forcefully | SPEW |
| It’s totally tubular | ZITI |
| Entertains during storytime | READS TO |
| Home of the L.D.S. Church HQ | SLC |
| Country singer Yearwood | TRISHA |
| Up | RISEN |
| Blue words | I’M SAD |
| “Ski-ba-bop-ba-dop-bop,” e.g. | SCAT |
| Stock character in fictional labs | IGOR |
| Animal shelter | COTE |
| ___-high | KNEE |
| Whole number, in coding lingo | INT |
| Had a fast break? | ATE |