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| New York Times crossword of January 23rd, 2022 other clues |
| Web site? |
| Browser window |
| Streaming service acquired by Fox in 2020 |
| Civil rights grp. once led by M.L.K. |
| Fictional character who says "I will take the ring, though I do not know the way" |
| Scorpion, for one |
| Wasn't overturned on appeal |
| Artists sketching pectorals? |
| Stays out all night? |
| Glowing or shining |
| Work rotations |
| French "I like" |
| "Right on!" |
| Spot at a casino |
| Either side of a beaming grin, in a phrase |
| Tony winner McDonald |
| Something to make after you wake |
| Vow to remain mum about hotel guests' secrets? |
| Hoops org. |
| Possibility |
| Scoffing sound |
| Driver of film |
| Nonbinary people, informally |
| Declined |
| Over-poetical? |
| Modern-day "carpe diem" |
| Early times in verse |
| Small distance covered by a naval armada? |
| First sitting prez to fly in an airplane |
| Words after walk or cash |
| Hyperbolic wait time |
| Pointy part of a charger? |
| Group of followers |
| Willem who played Jesus in "The Last Temptation of Christ" |
| Some pianos and motorcycles |
| 2000s Fox teen drama |
| Playwright Simon |
| "Emotion in motion," per Mae West |
| Thomas ___, British general at Bunker Hill |
| Sweetie |
| Boxer lacking a left hook? |
| One of the boxing Alis |
| Gumbo ingredient |
| :-) alternative |
| Below par |
| Something unleashed in a denial-of-service attack |
| Destination for a return flight |
| Himalayan humanoid |
| ___ eyes |
| "I'm a frayed ___" (punch line of a classic joke) |
| What brass band music has? |
| Court |
| Groups of Greeks, informally |
| Watcher of the skies, for short |
| Old ___ (motherland, affectionately) |
| Announced |
| You can count on them |
| Beat in a race |
| Very productive |
| Not even a little off |
| Tree feature in winter? |
| Quaint bathroom sign |
| Galosh |
| Lumberjack's favorite kind of beer? |
| "What are the ___?" |
| Audience for Cocomelon, the most-viewed YouTube channel in the U.S. |
| Omega's place |
| Columns with angles |
| Home with a pointy roof |
| Worked on Wall Street |
| Bring to a repair shop, say |
| Creative springboard |
| Cereal once advertised by Woody Woodpecker |
| Subject for Laozi |
| Sounds from a lab |
| "The Art of Fugue" composer |
| One's kin, casually |
| Loosen, in a way |
| Some zeros and ones |
| Bar necessities, at times |
| It has several steps |
| What a dog walker and a strong-willed pooch might vie for? |
| Run easily |
| Makeup of some music libraries |
| Main |
| Huge quantity |
| Lacking color |
| Brief period of work |
| "Easy ... everything's going to be OK" |
| Bottle marked with a skull and crossbones |
| Cost for a spot |
| Garden shed items |
| Caramel-filled candy |
| "You can leave this to me" |
| Declaration by one who's done playing |
| Benjamin Franklin famously considered it "a rank coward" with "bad moral character" |
| "Te quiero" sentiment |
| Mideast V.I.P. |
| Response to "No offense" |
| The Bee Gees' Barry, Robin and Maurice Gibb? |
| It might gather lint |
| Somersault |
| Adversary |
| To's opposite |
| Old-timey reproach |
| Scottish cap |
| Aromatic trees |
| Really bother |
| Jacqueline or Jacques |
| For sure, for short |
| Something a snowboarder catches |
| Last word of "Ulysses" |
| Goal in musical chairs |
| Nick of "48 Hrs." |
| Beer brand whose name spells an article of apparel backward |
| Knock on the head |
| Carolers' repertoire |
| ___ dancer |
| Minotaur's foot |
| Bird known in the U.K. as a diver |
| Draws |
| Red-light district establishment |
| Like some vodkas |
| Fly into a rant |
| Spuds |
| Tall tales |
| Dispensed with |
| N.H.L. team with five championship-winning seasons in the 1980s |
| Praising poetry |
| Ballet sections |
| Play station? |
| Got rid of |
| "Duh," in modern slang |
| Pine |
| Like the Radio City Music Hall sign |
| Harvest |
| Something swollen on a pro athlete? |
| Totally fine |
| Alternative to Webster's, in brief |
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