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- January 2nd, 2022
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| The Sunday Crossword by Evan Birnholz crossword of January 2nd, 2022 other clues |
| Hide-___-seek |
| Hindu spiritual teacher |
| Really enjoys the party, say |
| In ___ of (rather than) |
| "Dracula" actor Lugosi |
| "Dang it!" |
| Chutzpah |
| "Fantastic Four" actress Kate |
| Brownish-purple color |
| "That was me" |
| Gibbons, gorillas, etc. |
| Barely defeated |
| Rack up |
| "Any time!" |
| E |
| Present full of goodies |
| Where the author Haruki Murakami was born |
| "Get lost!" |
| Associated (with) |
| How a solo pilot flies |
| Granola morsel |
| Leans one way or another |
| Erred, with "up" |
| Flat expanse of ice |
| Young boy |
| Like Juliett, in the NATO phonetic alphabet |
| W |
| Hairstyle for Ebonee Davis, at times |
| ___ 9000 (villainous computer in "2001: A Space Odyssey") |
| Plows the field |
| Before, in a sonnet |
| Fitting zodiac sign for a Los Angeles Rams player |
| Breed of the dog Chester Ludlow, who was awarded an online MBA degree from Rochville University |
| Work for a politician? |
| Candy Hall of Fame member H.B. ___ |
| "Groundhog Day" weatherman Connors |
| Math operation used in KenKen puzzles |
| Apt rhyme of "trap" |
| Cry of pain |
| ___ play (Greek performance genre that featured a chorus of mythical hybrids) |
| "Scooby-Doo! and the ___ Ness Monster" (2004 animated film) |
| "Card" up one's sleeve |
| Drinks served with crumpets |
| Turn in the trash, say |
| Group united by kinship |
| Subj. with sines, cosines and tangents |
| ___ a move (dance) |
| MA/IN/LA/ND locale |
| Instrument from the Persian for "three-stringed" |
| Back of one's neck |
| Critic's glowing review |
| Snippet from a film |
| Monarch's proclamation |
| Acclamatory poem |
| Y |
| Dryer trap accumulation |
| Droop |
| Classical element associated with the tarot suit of wands |
| Raise, as children |
| N |
| Safety device that provides protection when a car turns over |
| Burr who dueled Alexander Hamilton |
| Lump |
| Long stretch of time |
| Spots for some plugs |
| Software company that created Photoshop and Illustrator |
| "You'd better tell me the truth" |
| Eat at 7 p.m., say |
| Request for chips, but not dip? |
| Rumpus |
| NFL team in Las Vegas |
| Tragic figure for Euripides |
| Campus life? |
| Majestic in appearance |
| They're "turned" during a reversal of fortune |
| Theme park enjoyed by builders |
| Playful scoundrel |
| Arizona's Black Mountain and Colorado's Green Mountain, for two |
| Breakout of zits |
| Like some European ski resorts |
| E |
| ___-Jo (gold medal-winning sprinter) |
| Auto tuning station? |
| Old hat |
| Totally wreck |
| Narrow water passages |
| Tendon injury |
| At some point in the future |
| Bus. bosses |
| Crops up |
| Place to order rounds |
| Area for a page number, perhaps |
| Lasagna sauce choice |
| "It's no ___ crying over spilled milk" |
| Some Thanksgiving invitees |
| A |
| Long-snouted fish |
| Joan of Arc portrayer Sobieski |
| The "k" of km |
| Most unusual |
| Danger exaggerator |
| Offering more of a challenge |
| Venice-born Polo |
| Prefix for many a school of thought |
| ER tubes |
| Treaded car parts |
| Decluttered |
| "___ do lunch!" |
| Bright spot |
| Hummus, e.g. |
| Technique such as a half moon or a downward-facing dog |
| Section of a patio door |
| Sailboat with a fore-and-aft rig |
| Mileage displayer |
| Apple Store offering |
| Having a noble rank |
| Streaming installment of a TV show |
| Sex cells |
| Covert ops org. |
| Furry, subterranean creature |
| Lil Nas X's genre |
| R |
| Cousin of a 60 Across |
| "We're not sure yet" initials |
| Many a drink listed on BeerAdvocate |
| Bathe in the sunlight |
| With 125 Across, "Life of Pi" director |
| Paths |
| Piece of neckwear |
| Out of the ___ (unaware) |
| Activate, as certain cookies |
| The Who rocker Townshend |
| "Rushmore" director Anderson |
| Sanitation system channel |
| See 121 Across |
| Expected number of strokes |
| Statues of "Rocky" |
| Makes loud, sorrowful noises |
| Satisfies a financial obligation |
| ___ Pé©rignon (monk for whom a champagne brand is named) |
| Word after smart or TV |
| Chopper spinner |
| 3-D brain scan, maybe |
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