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| New York Times crossword of January 19th, 2014 other clues |
| Lose it |
| Marsh hunter |
| Mass gathering site |
| Moolah |
| Name that starts a well-known 'ism' |
| Napa Valley excursion, maybe? [1963] |
| Not bankrupt |
| Odyssey maker |
| Old 'From one beer lover to another' sloganeer |
| On the job |
| Ought to have, informally |
| PC whizzes |
| Pennant race mo |
| Positions in old monasteries |
| Post-tornado highway detritus, perhaps? [1974] |
| Pulitzer-winning novelist Jennifer |
| Pup |
| Push |
| R&B's ___ Hill |
| Recluses |
| Regatta racer |
| Remark about a female stoner? [1980] |
| Rendezvous |
| Repeated cry accompanying a gavel hit |
| Roast pig after a pig roast? [1956] |
| Roulette, e.g |
| Santa ___, Calif |
| Scarlett's sister-in-law and best friend in 'Gone With the Wind' |
| Secret language device |
| See 9-Down |
| See 9-Down |
| See 9-Down |
| Setting for David's 'The Death of Marat' |
| Shopper in the juniors section, maybe |
| Singer John with the 1988 title track 'Slow Turning' |
| Some Civil War shots |
| Spa class |
| Space cadet |
| Speck |
| Speechless |
| Spotted horse |
| Stated |
| Stella ___ (beer) |
| Stressed |
| Sun spot |
| Sundry |
| Support |
| Supposed ancestor of Dracula |
| Teed off |
| Templeton, e.g., in 'Charlotte's Web' |
| To-dos |
| Total |
| Traffic cop's answer upon being asked 'Describe your job'? [1975] |
| Tropical juice type |
| True or false: Abbr |
| Try to hit, as a fly |
| Trying to break a tie, say |
| Warren ___, baseball's winningest lefty |
| Weapon for 27-Across |
| What may not come out in the wash? |
| Words stated with a salute |
| Yes-men |
| ___ nous |
| ___' Pea |
| ___-kiri |
| 'Come on, help me out' |
| 'Cómo ___?' |
| 'Dig in!' |
| 'If I ___ ...' |
| 'Side by Side by Sondheim,' e.g |
| 'Lohengrin' lass |
| 'Truthiness,' e.g., before Stephen Colbert |
| 'Yoo-___' |
| 1997 Demi Moore title role |
| About whom Nabokov said 'She was like the composition of a beautiful puzzle - its composition and its solution at the same time' |
| As a rule |
| Attempts |
| Backless seat for one |
| Barely ahead |
| Base figs |
| Believer in a strong centralized government |
| Big inits. in health products |
| Big name in TV talk |
| Bit of jewelry |
| Brand |
| Bray part |
| British heads |
| Certify |
| Chemical compounds in tea |
| Chilling |
| Cigar butt? |
| Close |
| Cracker brand |
| Cure, in a way |
| Data request from a good ol' furnace repairman? [1953] |
| Dish in a bowl |
| Displayed for scoring, as in gin rummy |
| Dive shop rentals |
| DNA structure |
| Dragon fruit plants |
| Egyptian resurrection symbol |
| Epitome of simplicity |
| Etiologist's study |
| Everything being considered |
| Familia members |
| Features of much Roman statuary |
| Fed |
| Fictional user of a 21-Across |
| Flock : sheep :: drove : ___ |
| Follower of A, B or AB, informally |
| Fraternity letter |
| Frontiersman awakening in a foul mood? [1969] |
| Fume |
| Generating some buzz? |
| Georgia O'Keeffe subject |
| Get closer |
| Ghana neighbor |
| Guck |
| Gullet |
| Had a haughty reaction |
| Hockey great whose name is a homophone of 88-Across and 123- and 124-Down |
| Hub |
| Indian head |
| Input |
| Inter ___ |
| iPod model |
| Java |
| Jerusalem's Mount ___ |
| Jittery |
| Jour's opposite |
| Lawn care tools |
| Leader after Mao |
| Like beef for fondue |
| Like clockwork |
| Like some rollers after use |
| Line in writing |
| Long pitch |
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