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| New York Times crossword of January 18th, 2021 other clues |
| Online market for craftspeople |
| Far out |
| Venerated symbols |
| Repeated bit in jazz |
| Walked nervously back and forth |
| Designer Christian |
| Neuter, as a horse |
| Small, brown bird |
| Curly-leafed cabbage |
| Cry of surprise |
| Still surviving |
| Join in couples |
| What follows the initial part of a master plan |
| "Not a chance!" |
| ___ Pictures, one of Hollywood's Big Five studios |
| Drink like a cat |
| Bauxite, e.g. |
| All riled up |
| Easter-related |
| Fading stars |
| Prefix with lateral or cellular |
| Kind of goat that's the source of mohair |
| "Let me rephrase that ..." |
| Receipt line just above the total |
| Org. that runs Windy City trains |
| Tehran's land |
| City where you won't find the El Greco Museum |
| Owner of the first bed that Goldilocks tested |
| Refrigerator compound |
| Commuter boat |
| Cincinnati squad |
| Neck and neck |
| Cousin of "Kapow!" |
| "Well, that was stupid of me!" |
| "Here comes Poindexter!" |
| Rings, as a church bell |
| Yasir of the P.L.O. |
| Sound made by helicopter rotors |
| City where you won't find Virgil's Tomb |
| What the back of a store might open onto |
| CPR pro |
| Pal of Jerry on "Seinfeld" |
| Driveway material |
| QB successes |
| Excessive drinking or gambling |
| Cotton processors |
| Org. for which Jason Bourne works in "The Bourne Identity" |
| Russian "no" |
| 1965 Alabama march site |
| ___ Hari (W.W. I spy) |
| Author Charlotte, Emily or Anne |
| Boxing venue |
| Thomas Edison's middle name |
| City where you won't find the Eiffel Tower |
| Get ready to hem, say |
| Saintly "Mother" |
| Not to mention ... |
| I.R.S. agent, quaintly |
| Valentine's Day flower |
| Bit of attire you might learn how to put on while using a mirror |
| Confounded |
| 20-ounce size at Starbucks |
| Not upstanding, in either sense of the word |
| Insect flying in a cloud |
| Gets ready, as for surgery |
| 1950s White House nickname |
| "Nuts!" |
| Plant on a trellis |
| Hankering |
| Utopian |
| City where you won't find the Parthenon |
| Dutch cheese |
| Pro or con, in a debate |
| More than a couple |
| Part of a golf club |
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