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| New York Times crossword of January 4th, 2015 other clues |
| Very much |
| Wanders (around) |
| Water carrier |
| Website billed as 'the front page of the Internet' |
| What a hippie lives in? |
| What may eat you out of house and home? |
| Where bombs are bursting, per Francis Scott Key |
| Window units, briefly |
| With 126-Across, first European to cross the Mississippi |
| World-weary |
| You can bank on it |
| You can trip on it |
| ___ algebra |
| ___ cotta |
| ___ favor |
| ___ jacket |
| ___ Stark, Oona Chaplin's 'Game of Thrones' role |
| ___ thruster (NASA system) |
| 'Nobody's infallible, not even me' |
| 'Au contraire!' |
| 'Candid Camera' feature |
| 'Delaware Water Gap' painter George |
| 'Gimme a break!' |
| 'Kinderszenen' composer |
| 'Ooh-la-la!' |
| 'Quo Vadis' character |
| 'Tom ___' (#1 Kingston Trio hit) |
| 'Un Ballo in Maschera' aria |
| + end |
| 100% guaranteed |
| 1960s-'80s Pontiac |
| 1990s craze |
| 37-Across, informally |
| Abalone |
| Academy Award winner who has played both a U.S. president and God |
| Aloof |
| Application info: Abbr |
| Award for Hunt and Peck |
| Big Ten rival of UMich |
| Bothers |
| Bygone French coin |
| Caterer's container |
| Certain weanling |
| City burned in Genesis |
| Clinches |
| Cold treat, informally |
| College sr.'s test |
| Conceal, in a way |
| Container in a 34-Down |
| Cover subject on Ms. magazine's debut issue, 1972 |
| Cry of discovery |
| Daily newspaper feature, informally |
| Deadly viper |
| Drug also known as Ecstasy |
| Dude |
| Easily bribed |
| Eats up |
| Edward Snowden subj |
| Elicit |
| Entertainment |
| Enthusiastic, sociable, confident type, it's said |
| Exclamation repeated in the Monkees' TV theme song |
| Feature of much modern architecture |
| Foreign policy grp |
| Fourth word in the 'Star Wars' prologue |
| Free ad, for short |
| Friend's couch, perhaps |
| Good wood for cabinetmaking |
| Greeting at the door |
| Has the ability to |
| Hesitant start to a question |
| Hill or dale |
| Hipster beer, for short |
| Hon |
| Inability to recall the names of everyday objects |
| Is a mixologist |
| Its drafts may be crafts |
| Jimmy |
| Kind of blue |
| Kitchen gadget |
| Kitchen gadget |
| Largest state of Brazil |
| Leslie of 'Gigi' and 'Lili' |
| Like smoothie fruit |
| Like stereotypical TV neighbors |
| Literary genre of 'David Copperfield' or 'Ender's Game' |
| Long period of stability ending circa A.D. 180 |
| Mama ___ |
| Most IRT lines in the Bronx, e.g |
| Norma Jean, later |
| Novelist Frank who wrote 'The Octopus' |
| Nutty |
| One of a Greek trio |
| Ones holding hands? |
| Org. portrayed in 'American Hustle' |
| Part of Lawrence Welk's introduction |
| Part of U.N.C.F |
| Pioneering urbanologist Jane |
| Place to kick your feet up |
| Popular Eastern beverage |
| President Arthur's nickname |
| Quick round of tennis |
| Rabelaisian |
| Reclined |
| Repast for a late riser |
| Rocker Weymouth of the Talking Heads |
| Sang like Ella |
| Scope |
| See 52-Down |
| Serenader, maybe |
| She, in Brazil |
| Shooters' org |
| Signs from above |
| Singer Carly ___ Jepsen |
| Singer Mann |
| So-called 'herb of remembrance' |
| Solid rock center? |
| Some police attire |
| Something a chair has |
| Southern African desert |
| Spanish article |
| Spring |
| Starters |
| States |
| Stuffed Jewish dish |
| Subj. that gets into circulation? |
| Substitute |
| Suffix with hotel |
| Summers of old? |
| Takes on |
| Takes to court |
| The '1' of 1/4 |
| Thrills |
| Title song question in Disney's 'Frozen' |
| To the same extent |
| To wit |
| Traveling around the holidays, maybe |
| Tries to win |
| U.K. record label |
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