NYT Crossword January 11 2017 answers
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January 11 2017 crossword
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Infomercial pioneer:
RONCO
Music often heard in Bollywood films:
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Concern regarding a litter box:
ODOR
Absolutely nobody:
NOTASOUL
Co-discoverer of the contents of the circled letters:
CRICK
Constantly moving:
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Tough to grasp:
DEEP
What "to forgive" is:
DIVINE
Children's author Blyton:
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Baseball's dead-ball ___:
ERA
Pale lagers:
PILSNERS
Mid-16th-century year:
MDLI
Ernie Banks, to fans:
MRCUB
With 55-Down, form of the contents of the circled letters:
DOUBLE
Ad-___:
LIBBER
Close of a parental veto:
ISAYSO
Add bling to:
ADORN
Cross initials:
INRI
18 Louises:
ROIS
"Enough said!":
GOTIT
Apothecary container:
VIAL
Historic 2016 Obama destination:
CUBA
Scorpion, for one:
ARACHNID
Zilch:
NIL
Short and thick:
STUBBY
Poi base:
TARO
Ball of yarn:
SKEIN
Turns on, as notifications on a smartphone:
ENABLES
Prefix with -morphic:
ENDO
In the past:
AGO
Smartphone download:
APP
Mop & ___:
GLO
Farmworker in a Millet painting:
GLEANER
Spotted at the prom, perhaps?:
ACNED
Suffix with ranch:
ERO
Mickey Mouse's dog:
PLUTO
Lead-in to boy or girl:
TOM
PC drive insert:
CDROM
Spray-paint, say:
MAR
Lacoste product:
POLO
Spanish baths:
BANOS
Port city at one terminus of the Appian Way:
BRINDISI
Org. whose magazine was once called Modern Maturity:
AARP
Three or four:
AFEW
Fitbit datum:
FOOTSTEP
One may be bitter:
END
Enter an altared state?:
WED
Jazz singer Carmen:
MCRAE
Pet store purchase:
CAGE
___ strike:
DRONE
Death:
DECEASE
Cousin of FWIW:
BTW
Like winters in Antarctica:
BRUTAL
Highish bridge combo:
TENACE
Co-discoverer of the contents of the circled letters:
WATSON
Broadcast time:
AIRDATE
East ___ (Norfolk and Suffolk's locale):
ANGLIA
Cigarette stat:
TAR
Like all primes except 2:
ODD
Inflation-adjusted econ. stat:
REALGNP
Talks like Sylvester:
LISPS
"Gute ___" (German bedtime words):
NACHT
See 11-Down:
HELIX
Not in a knot, say:
UNTIED
Accepts:
AGREESTO
Top-shelf:
AONE
Deli option:
TOGO
___ place:
ONES
Moscow news source:
TASS
Object of admiration:
IDOL
Junior's senior:
DAD
Food Network host Brown:
ALTON
Rent-___ (security guard):
ACOP
Clean, in product names:
SANI
Attack on a walled city, maybe:
SIEGE
Light beam bender:
LENS
"I had no ___!":
IDEA
First Canadian M.L.B. team:
EXPOS
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