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| New York Times crossword of January 15th, 2022 other clues |
| Squarely |
| Not straight up |
| Old World bird with distinctive ear tufts |
| Baby's barnyard bovine |
| Sympathetic response to dissent |
| A-to-Z |
| Crashing an online meeting |
| One might be loaded |
| Prattles |
| Watch here! |
| All ___ |
| Boxy delivery vehicles of old |
| London's ___ Square |
| Make slicker, maybe |
| Wined and dined, say |
| Spiritual object |
| Wiped out |
| W.W. I, W.W. II, etc. |
| What rotates throughout the office? |
| Gold units: Abbr. |
| Any of the Seven Dwarfs |
| Something you might raise a flap about |
| ___ tide |
| Kind of drive |
| Locale 60 miles south of the California/Oregon border |
| Creator of the first pumped-up athletic shoe |
| Catchphrase of Winnie-the-Pooh |
| Popular typeface similar to Bauhaus |
| "To be honest with you ..." |
| Out of it |
| Date format on digital forms |
| Gets stuck, as an engine |
| Youngest-ever QB to be named Super Bowl M.V.P. (2020) |
| Grow too old for |
| Simoleons |
| Spot for a bus stop, in Bristol |
| Get into a pose, perhaps |
| What God is, per an Ariana Grande hit |
| Cold weather layer |
| Eye-opening declaration? |
| One jotting down a few notes? |
| Area for development |
| Like apples and oranges |
| Safe |
| Some brief updates |
| Locale for a castaway |
| Stick around school |
| 2010s fansite craze whose members joined Hogwarts houses |
| Start of many a criticism |
| "Ho" preceder |
| Main ingredient in hitsumabushi |
| Mirabile ___ (wonderful to say: Lat.) |
| Takes advantage of a situation, so to speak |
| How things typically are |
| Majestic |
| Blue-nosed sorts? |
| Get smart |
| Like many apps with faulty features |
| Country song |
| "Things aren't looking so great" |
| Dalmatian mascot of the National Fire Protection Association |
| Well-suited? |
| Response akin to "So what?" |
| Word after foot or before hands |
| 2021 Super Bowl champ |
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