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| New York Times crossword of January 12th, 2017 other clues |
| 'Dude!' |
| 'If you ask me ...,' in texts |
| 'Well, I guess' |
| '___ how?' (words of disbelief) |
| Ancient physician |
| Antacid brand |
| Arrest |
| Atomic clock components |
| Big brand of sports equipment |
| Biting |
| Brewing need |
| Called from a stall, say |
| Cleaned just before drying |
| Coffee shop offering |
| Dummy |
| Edwin M. ___, war secretary under Lincoln |
| Entree in a shell |
| Foozle |
| Fruity libation |
| Give meds |
| Going 'Huh?!?' |
| Gulf of ___ (waters off the coast of Djibouti) |
| Hitches |
| How things typically are |
| Instrument in swing |
| It could carry a tune in the 1950s |
| Its distance is measured within a meter |
| Its postal codes start with K, L, M, N and P - but, oddly, not O |
| Japanese flower-arranging art |
| Lamebrains |
| Leader of the pack |
| Like Mr. X, but not Malcolm X |
| Marketer's start? |
| Not clued in |
| Old video game maker |
| Ones attending to patients, for short |
| Onetime CW sitcom |
| Out of bed, in a way? |
| Pity evoker |
| Pours a certain way |
| Pulling a prank outside a house |
| Put a finger on, in a way |
| Route follower |
| Santa ___ |
| Savage |
| Sequentially |
| Slipped by |
| Some are named after presidents |
| Some piano music |
| Something a shopaholic might be in |
| Spanish article |
| Subject of an old wives' tale? |
| Subject of some prep classes |
| The scandal of Watergate, essentially |
| Throw on the floor |
| Times when musicians don't play |
| Tiny bit |
| Vents frustration |
| Voice-activated assistant |
| Walloped |
| Well-known octet |
| What you might accidentally try to put your head through when getting into a sweater |
| Where annoying things stick |
| With, to Renoir |
| Word following 1-/4-Across, appropriately |
| Word following 35-/36-Across, appropriately |
| Words following 61-/62-Across, appropriately |
| ___ Conference |
| ___ doll |
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