NYT Crossword January 25 2019 answers
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January 25 2019 crossword
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Warning about a racket:
SCAMALERT
Draft pick:
STEIN
One might stop a marathoner:
CRAMP
Predict:
AUGUR
Where TV's Flo waitressed:
MELS
Patronized 4-Down, say:
ATE
Not registering with:
LOSTON
Arms provider?:
ESCORT
Revolting group:
RIOTERS
Chinese philosopher Meng-___:
TZU
Stuff to collect and crunch:
DATA
Ring in a coffee shop:
DONUT
Shelter initiative:
ADOPTAPET
"Just between us" talk:
TETEATETE
Sales caveat:
ASIS
Not running small or large, in a clothing store:
TRUETOSIZE
Life on Mars?:
ETS
Uplifting works:
ODES
Neil Armstrong or Steven Spielberg, as a teen:
EAGLESCOUT
Possible reply to "Who's responsible?":
NOTI
Stern competitor, once:
IMUS
Play date participant:
TOT
Dummies:
STUPES
"Watch yourself out there":
TAKECARE
"Planet Money" producer:
NPR
Does nothing at all for:
BORES
Group spoiler:
BADAPPLE
Parts of lumber mills:
SAWS
"___ way!" (words of congratulation):
ATTA
Covered some ground quickly?:
RANTRACK
Northern Europe's Gulf of ___:
RIGA
Org chart topper:
CEO
Bill producer, for short:
ATM
#24 in 24 All-Star Games:
MAYS
Subject of several Spanish statues:
ELCID
Top name in a Social Security Administration list every year from 2014 to 2017:
EMMA
Start of a newscast:
LEADSTORY
Big name in cookware:
CALPHALON
Darling:
SWEETPEA
Mint holders:
TINS
"I'm back":
MEAGAIN
Glass on the air:
IRA
Seaweed in a sushi restaurant:
NORI
Upper crust:
SOCIETY
Language blooper:
MALAPROP
Rival of L'Oréal:
PANTENE
Opening round at a game table:
ANTES
Payroll service co.:
ADP
Figures by a float:
PARADERS
Gently touches:
DABSAT
Passes:
ENACTS
Writer/illustrator Silverstein:
SHEL
Get by:
EVADE
Absurd:
INANE
Tokyo-based tech giant:
NEC
Lacking face value:
NOPAR
Word after president or governor:
ELECT
1995 U.S. Open winner Pavin:
COREY
Held (off):
STAVED
Lasting mark:
SCAR
Slight, informally:
DIS
Alternative to "?," in some listings:
TBA
Short-sleeved shirt:
POLO
Law firm aide, informally:
PARA
Pez flavor:
COLA
Windshield clearer:
ICESCRAPER
Film picture not shot with a camera:
CEL
Street cred:
REP
Longtime Yankee teammate of Sandman:
AROD
Sexennial event:
SENATERACE
Sandberg at second base:
RYNE
Reveler's cry:
LETSPARTY
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