NYT Crossword January 16 2020 answers
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January 16 2020 crossword
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White pizza topping:
FETA
Animals, collectively:
FAUNA
Face-plant, say:
EATIT
Ice cream cone, e.g.:
TREAT
Breakfast cereal in a green box:
APPLEJACKS
Green bits of ornamentation:
SPRIGS
Routine activity?:
STANDUP
Beer ___:
PONG
On the ___ (frequently, in slang):
REG
Skater Midori:
ITO
Attire:
GARB
"I don't want to hear it":
SPAREME
Masala ___ (hot beverage):
CHAI
Sounds made by fans:
CROWDNOISE
Lena of "Cabin in the Sky":
HORNE
Firefighter Red:
ADAIR
Lands in the sea:
ISLES
Bestower of the Movies for Grownups Awards:
AARP
Keep the beat, in a way:
TOETAP
Parts of a nuclear reactor:
RODS
Where Miners have majors:
UTEP
Type of fluffy wool:
ANGORA
___ surgeon:
ORAL
Word following sing or play:
NIALONG
Hawaiian fish with a palindromic name:
ONO
Furrowed feature:
BROWNIE
Ending with pay:
OLA
Wait on:
ATTEND
Tribal leaders:
ELDERS
Language that's the source of "gesundheit":
JOURNEYMAN
Squiggle on a musical score:
REST
Ends up with:
NETS
Sci-fi forest dweller:
EWOK
Trees with red berrylike fruit:
YEWS
Uber alternative?:
MEGA
Funnyman Brooks:
MEL
Piece of furniture often covered with crinkly paper:
EXAMTABLE
Study of rocks:
GENEALOGY
Pint-size:
PEEWEE
___ Day and the Knights ("Animal House" group):
OTIS
What five answers in this puzzle do phonetically, in defiance of their clues?:
TAKEAKNEE
Language of the Canadian Arctic:
INUKTITUT
Conciliatory gesture:
SOP
Suits:
EXECS
Window frame:
SASH
"___ it!" ("Hush!"):
STOW
Place for a bench:
PIANO
Trim:
PARE
Ancient name for Ceylon:
LANKA
Terse rebukes:
TSKS
Invite to the roof, say:
ASKUP
Like a desk that's a sign of genius, it's said:
MESSY
"Sup, bro!":
YODUDE
Gobbledygook, metaphorically:
GREEK
Yellowstone attraction:
GEYSER
Flight schedule abbr.:
ETA
Work on a tablet:
EBOOK
The mister, affectionately:
HONEYBEE
Bay Area athlete, for short:
NINER
Kane of "All My Children":
ERICA
Sightings in the Himalayas:
YETIS
Oar:
BLADE
N.L. East city, on scoreboards:
ATL
English city where the Who once recorded a top 5 live album:
LEEDS
Lithuanian, e.g.:
BALT
11-Across and others:
TEAS
In the worst way:
DIRELY
Neighbor of an Arkansawyer:
OKIE
Bumbling bunch:
OAFS
It has cork and a bell:
OBOE
1950s-'70s football star nicknamed "The Golden Arm":
UNITAS
Part of a pot:
ANTE
Bra brand:
OLGA
Stop waffling:
DECIDE
Fight protractedly:
FEUD
E, F and G, but not H:
KEYS
Opposite of the point?:
ERASER
Collectors' goals:
SETS
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