NYT Crossword January 9 2020 answers
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January 9 2020 crossword
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I.T. support desk service:
PCHELP
When an opera's musical themes may be established:
PRELUDE
Bit of headwear that often has jewels:
CORONET
Cry at night:
HOO
Mince words?:
EDI
Annual winter/spring observance:
LEN
Sets up ahead of time, in jargon:
PRERIGS
"Down goes Frazier!" caller:
COSELL
What some say God is to them:
COPILOT
"Leave this to me":
ONI
Religious group:
SEC
Part of the conjugation of the Latin "esse":
ERA
Permissive:
LENIENT
Captive's plea:
LETMEGO
Heated house for chicks:
BROODER
Spicy Indian fritters:
BHAJIS
Like Looney Tunes, theatrically:
ONEREEL
Textbook unit:
LESSON
Jane Eyre or Wonder Woman:
HEROINE
Spicy:
PICANTE
More than some:
ALO
Characteristic:
RAI
P.D. alert:
APB
Cook and Curry:
IMS
Spanish boy's name related to the sixth month of the year:
JUNO
"For one thing ...":
OSTAR
Baby in a rare birth:
RIPLE
"Indeed!," colloquially:
RUEDA
Remove forcefully:
EAROU
They leave in the spring:
REES
Go from one place to another:
RANSI
Clarifying phrase:
IDES
Harbor sight:
UGBOA
Letter in the last third of the NATO alphabet:
ANGO
Couches:
SETTEES
Principle:
ENE
Capital of the U.S. for 54 days in 1784:
TRENTON
Lure:
EMP
Plus:
AND
Meditation mantras:
OMS
Not interpret correctly:
MISREAD
Oppressive atmosphere:
MIASMA
Get with the program?:
INSTALL
Texas city on the Mexican border:
SOCORRO
Window dressing:
DRAPERY
Indonesian money:
RUPIAHS
"Midnight's Children" novelist, 1981:
RUSHDIE
First country to establish Christianity as its state religion:
ARMENIA
Sailor vis-à-vis a sail:
HOISTER
Lathers up:
SUDSES
How tied N.F.L. games are resolved, for short:
INO
Common sport fish:
ROU
Go (for):
OPT
Pants, slangily:
ROU
Bit of foppish attire:
ASCO
French port on the Mediterranean:
OULON
Drum kit, by another name:
RAPSE
Tool with a pointed blade:
ROWEL
Large beverage dispenser:
EAURN
Not so brave and determined:
IMID
Capital of Albania:
IRANE
Brave and determined:
STOU
"You'll never beat my score!":
OPTHA
Lock:
RESS
Shakespeare contemporary:
MARLOWE
Drag:
OKE
Comedian Jimmy:
DURANTE
Stepped:
ROD
Longtime "Today" forecaster:
ALROKER
Amusing incongruities:
IRONIES
Friendless:
LONELY
Make like:
ENDEAR
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