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| New York Times crossword of January 18th, 2023 other clues |
| Recede |
| Submit, as homework |
| "Yeah ... I don't think so" |
| Gymnast Suni of Team U.S.A. |
| Plaza resident of fiction |
| What some flakes are made of |
| 59-Across from someone who's paying? |
| Thus |
| Feature of Jupiter's moon Europa |
| Apple field worker? |
| Acronymic title for a legendary athlete |
| 23-Across, in boxing |
| Purchase |
| 59-Across from an anxious caller? |
| Sound of intrigue |
| Thoroughly enjoy |
| 59-Across from a frustrated parent? |
| "I'm ___ of you" (Valentine's Day message for a plant lover?) |
| Mole that should definitely be removed? |
| 59-Across from a carpooler? |
| Record label for H.E.R. and SZA |
| Letters of amusement |
| Erstwhile |
| Tons o' |
| Singing rodent of cartoondom |
| Bridges in film |
| "Come here often?," e.g. … or a hint to 17-, 30-, 35- and 43-Across |
| "Frozen" snowman |
| It might include a plus one |
| Feminist assn. since 1966 |
| Storage containers |
| Like matryoshka dolls |
| Speech fillers |
| Poet who wrote "April is the cruellest month" |
| "You ___!" (informal affirmative) |
| Appear in public |
| "Whoa, take it easy!" |
| Prefix with rock or country |
| Neither's partner |
| Game piece with multiple faces |
| Name meaning "God is salvation" |
| Annoy |
| Cab alternative |
| 1983 hit song that begins with "Domo arigato" |
| Prod, and then some |
| Famous bed-in participant |
| They have issues, in brief |
| Certain itinerant musician |
| "___ Flux" (1990s animated sci-fi series) |
| "E pluribus ___" |
| Informal affirmative |
| Ones being pointed to at a distance |
| Good, in Chinese |
| Certain slip-on shoe |
| Die-hard follower |
| Ambient musician Brian |
| Grown-up |
| Topknot, for one |
| Reynolds of "Deadpool" |
| N.Y.C. drive, with "the" |
| Straight-up |
| Five-time Olympic sprinting gold medalist ___ Thompson-Herah |
| Harvested |
| "___ be OK" |
| Heavenly |
| Key of Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 5 |
| Celeb gossip show |
| Exterminates |
| Word with snow or day |
| QB Manning |
| Drugstore chain known for long receipts |
| Baby fox |
| Great Basin tribe |
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