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| New York Times crossword of January 31st, 2021 other clues |
| Mannerly |
| Philippine currency |
| Just open |
| Second socks, say |
| Offer a judgment |
| Thing with tags |
| Fruit salad fruit |
| Sound of exertion |
| Huge celebration after L.A.'s football team wins the Super Bowl? |
| Nice nicety |
| Great shakes |
| Bygone royalty |
| Oodles and oodles |
| Besmirch |
| Big fuss |
| With 1-Down, address ender |
| Schlep |
| Reason that the prestigious scientific journal refuses articles from President Herbert's relatives? |
| Power symbol? |
| Senate support |
| ___ gras |
| Restorative indulgence |
| Kind of bookstore |
| Oil field sight |
| It's symbolized by an elephant, for short |
| Theater seating option |
| Japanese honorific |
| Apology from a musician to the other band members? |
| Best Picture winner that was banned in Vietnam |
| Lena of "Chocolat" |
| 1957 Jimmy Dorsey hit |
| "Lonely Boy" singer, 1959 |
| Stiff |
| Morally uncompromised |
| Many a summer position |
| Like writing about how to write |
| Epitome of herd mentality |
| Volunteered at a nursery? |
| General practice? |
| Idle of Monty Python |
| ___ Lou Who of "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" |
| Elton John or Mick Jagger |
| District on Hawaii's west coast |
| Volcanic substance |
| Person fluent in Quechua |
| Et ___ (footnote abbr.) |
| Fool |
| Adding a historic ship as a deal sweetener? |
| Campaign guru |
| Super Bowl played in 2020 |
| Past |
| Get hold of |
| Dry |
| Hiker's snack |
| Article from U.C.L.A.? |
| Vatican ambassador |
| Small versions |
| Story about a drinking binge? |
| Frost lines? |
| Awards feat, for short |
| Puccini piece |
| Really lift |
| Ed of "Elf" |
| Movement based on deliberate irrationality |
| Be really impressive, informally |
| Procrastinate |
| See 35-Across |
| Uber and Lyft had theirs in 2019, for short |
| Tarzan's transport |
| Didn't just request |
| Is dismissed, as a class |
| On a Seder plate, it represents the arrival of springtime |
| Port. is part of it |
| State symbol |
| Sound from a marching band |
| Pseudonym lead-in |
| Ditch at the last moment |
| Leatherwork tools |
| Largest city on the Arabian peninsula |
| "Lionized" studio |
| Neighborhood |
| Gift in "The 12 Days of Christmas" |
| Push |
| Trap, of a sort |
| Sheik's peer |
| Free from |
| Aussie animals |
| Medal above plata |
| One-up |
| ___ cavity |
| Bowl, e.g. |
| Prefix with nautical |
| One temporarily entrusting property to another |
| Ink |
| Units in the life span of a galaxy |
| Ad ___ tax |
| Brink of transition |
| Folksy possessive |
| Wilt |
| Magazine whose crossword is always accompanied by a photograph |
| Rigged card game |
| Hooked up, as oxen |
| Wolfs (down) |
| Supergiant in Orion |
| Hall-of-Fame quarterback for the Colts |
| More balanced |
| In ___ way |
| Rail container for liquids |
| Bakery buy |
| Cloth woven from flax fibre |
| So last year |
| "You can't make me!" |
| Female goat |
| Gloomy, weatherwise |
| Place to surf |
| Haydn's "The Creation" and others |
| Step on a ladder |
| The Berenstain Bears live in one |
| "A merry old soul," in a nursery rhyme |
| Crack up, in textspeak |
| Bit of kindling |
| U.S. counterpart to Britain's MI6 |
| ___-Norman French |
| Common call on a 3rd-and-1 |
| Not black-and-white |
| Sticker worn in November |
| How some practical jokes go |
| Burden |
| Prairie east of the Andes |
| Two-fifths of one quarter |
| Sitar selection |
| Move laboriously |
| Houston M.L.B.'er |
| Stressed, in a way: Abbr. |
| Multiple of tetra- |
| Union member of the 20th century, for short |
| Concern for one catching a connection, briefly |
| Sound from a drunk |
| "Stop right there!" |
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