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| New York Times crossword of January 16th, 2022 other clues |
| Symbol of authority, informally |
| Compañero |
| Delhi issue |
| Reaction to puppy pics |
| Water buffalo, for one |
| French ___ (trick-taking game) |
| Land of blarney |
| Pass during the N.F.L. playoffs |
| THE LADY VANI_ _ _ _ (#2, 1964) |
| Who infamously boasted "They can't collect legal taxes from illegal money" |
| Luxurious |
| Suffix in some pasta names |
| BILLE (#3, 1972) |
| He gave Starbuck's orders |
| NATO members, e.g. |
| Adorable sort |
| x |
| Barnyard baby |
| Keep one's mouth shut? |
| Porky Pig's girlfriend |
| It cost 5¢ in 1965 |
| Home of Iowa State |
| Help with a crime |
| Google web browser |
| Laser pointer chaser |
| Like the Balkans in the 1990s |
| Certain peaceful protest |
| Country singer McEntire |
| Captivate |
| VAU |
| Become more complicated, say |
| Getting together |
| Sheen |
| LOST, E.G. (#1, 1984) |
| Glacier-scaling tool |
| Yard tool |
| Private student |
| Figure it out |
| ___ Lilly (pharmaceutical giant) |
| "Jeez!" |
| Actress Garr |
| Beach shaper |
| Only player to win the U.S. Chess Championship with no losses or draws |
| Darling |
| Harbor helper |
| ___ story (tale of a car company's bankruptcy?) |
| CHAN_E _PPEA_ANCE TO CONCEA_ _ _D MISLEA_ (#1, 1968) |
| Islamic spirit |
| Brand of insecticide strips |
| Madhouses |
| T |
| Opposite of post- |
| Airline posting |
| Furnace for calcium oxide production |
| ENT |
| Big club in Las Vegas? |
| The final word |
| Give a lift |
| Know-it-all |
| "___ Como Va" (Santana hit) |
| Female Olympian of note |
| Palindromic battlers |
| Place of worship whose third, fourth and fifth letters are appropriate |
| One of eight in a stick of butter: Abbr. |
| Jolly laugh |
| Dec. 24 and 31, e.g. |
| Minor accident |
| Mary ___ Evans a.k.a. George Eliot |
| Opposite of paleo- |
| Memo abbr. |
| When doubled, Hawaiian food fish |
| Pique |
| Terk in Disney's "Tarzan," e.g. |
| Opera with the aria "Ave Maria" |
| Naval engineer |
| Air traveler's accumulation |
| Quint's boat in "Jaws" |
| Enclosure for a bike chain and sprockets |
| 180 |
| Arthur who invented the crossword puzzle (1913) |
| Overgrown, say |
| Kind of terrier |
| Young chicken, e.g. |
| Actress Tyler |
| Move barefoot across a scorchingly hot beach, maybe |
| Shock's partner |
| Throw ___ (rant and rave) |
| No longer frozen |
| Kind |
| Crop up |
| Chafe |
| Out of gas, informally |
| Internet ending that's also an ending for inter- |
| Part of the brainstem |
| Chatter |
| Greek letter that might follow "z" |
| Affix, in a way |
| Eyelashes |
| Ketchup brand |
| "One ___-dingy" (Ernestine the operator's catchphrase on "Laugh-In") |
| Arch type |
| Landlord's due |
| Petrol unit |
| Surgically remove |
| Unearthed |
| Mi, in a C major scale |
| Number twos |
| Pelvic bones |
| Air carrier |
| Island where Paul Gauguin painted |
| Book that's the source of the phrase "a land flowing with milk and honey" |
| Go back (on) |
| Instruction in an oatmeal recipe |
| "Zebra" |
| Slugger from Louisville |
| Florida city whose name has three pairs of doubled letters |
| Upscale watch brand |
| Annual eight-day celebration |
| Basketball stat: Abbr. |
| Numbskull |
| Poetic dusk |
| Color of traffic on a GPS |
| Craft carried over a portage |
| Rhythmic part of a heartbeat |
| Same: Prefix |
| Sense of self |
| Protagonist in "The Stepford Wives" |
| FedEx competitor |
| Clears for takeoff? |
| Old Glory |
| 1964 Tony Randall title role |
| Like oranges and some gossip |
| Frost |
| Davidson of "S.N.L." |
| Richard and Jane in court |
| Commercial prefix with postale |
| Out of office?: Abbr. |
| One-named Irish hitmaker |
| Tops |
| Madrid's country, in the Olympics |
| Song lead-in to "Believer," "Loser" or "Survivor" |
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