NYT Crossword January 21 2019 answers
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January 21 2019 crossword
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Turkish bigwig:
PASHA
Dismissive sound:
PFFT
Opera solo:
ARIA
Roman Catholic-affiliated university in New Jersey:
SETONHALL
Playboy founder, for short:
HEF
Ruckus:
ADO
Norway's capital:
OSLO
Like bourbon barrels:
OAKEN
Country once known as Ceylon:
SRILANKA
Actor Chaney of "The Phantom of the Opera":
LON
Texter's "Holy cow!":
OMG
Luke, to Darth Vader ("Star Wars" spoiler):
SON
"Terrific!":
SUPER
Missouri's ___ Mountains:
OZARK
Puts the kibosh on:
NIXES
Released from bondage:
FREED
Bounce, as off a billiard cushion:
CAROM
Early North American explorer John:
CABOT
Israeli gun:
UZI
Regal:
FITFORAKING
Bug spray from S.C. Johnson:
RAID
Bellum's opposite:
PAX
"___ Te Ching":
TAO
Brother of Cain:
ABEL
Nothing more than:
MERE
Podcaster Maron:
MARC
Yosemite and Yellowstone:
NATIONALPARKS
Box on a concert stage:
AMP
"___ the season ...":
TIS
Green building certification, for short:
LEED
Bit of butter:
PAT
Mike who was a three-time N.L. M.V.P. with the Phillies:
SCHMIDT
Close:
SHUT
Actor Michael of "Juno":
CERA
Close:
NEAR
Big piles:
HEAPS
Make a quick drawing of:
SKETCHUP
Stitch:
SEW
Go to bed, informally:
HITTHEHAY
"E pluribus ___":
UNUM
Prepare for a photo:
POSE
Address in a browser, for short:
URL
What a bald tire lacks:
TREAD
One of the Huxtable kids on 1980s-'90s TV:
THEO
Australian winner of 11 Grand Slam tournaments:
RODLAVER
Ending with neutr- or Filip-:
INO
"The View," for one:
TALKSHOW
Native New Zealander:
KIWI
U.S.C. or U.C.L.A.: Abbr.:
SCH
Flower in a pond:
LOTUS
Funny Costello:
LOU
Openly gay:
OUT
Finished, as a cake:
ICED
Heading on a personal bio:
ABOUTME
Island with a lagoon:
ATOLL
"It's c-c-cold!":
BRRR
Something promised in a court oath:
THEWHOLETRUTH
Pilferage:
THEFT
Very, slangily:
HELLA
More than 60 awards for "Saturday Night Live":
EMMYS
One of the Brontë sisters:
EMILY
Hot-rod engine, informally:
HEMI
Love, in Latin:
AMOR
Prefix with friendly:
ECO
___-Alt-Del:
CTRL
Start of "The Star-Spangled Banner":
OSAY
"A Nightmare on ___ Street":
ELM
Cause championed by the figures named at the ends of 16-, 22- and 47-Across:
CIVILRIGHTS
Fish caught off the New England coast:
COD
Wedding affirmation:
IDO
Word before "a bird," "a plane" and "Superman!":
ITS
Baseball's Hodges:
GIL
Travel on Alaska or Hawaiian:
FLY
___ Beckham Jr., three-time Pro Bowler for the New York Giants:
ODELL
Pageant crown:
TIARA
Many Ph.D. candidates:
TAS
Fish trying to find Nemo in "Finding Nemo":
DORY
In a foxy way:
SLYLY
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