New York Crossword Answers January 18, 2021

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The list below contains all the clues found on the New York Times Crossword of January 18, 2021. Click the clue to reveal the correct answer for it.

  • Get ready to hem, say Crossword Clue
  • Hankering Crossword Clue
  • Thomas Edison’s middle name Crossword Clue
  • Boxing venue Crossword Clue
  • ___ Hari (W.W. I spy) Crossword Clue
  • Russian “no” Crossword Clue
  • City where you won’t find the Eiffel Tower Crossword Clue
  • Cotton processors Crossword Clue
  • Not to mention … Crossword Clue
  • Org. for which Jason Bourne works in “The Bourne Identity” Crossword Clue
  • Author Charlotte, Emily or Anne Crossword Clue
  • City where you won’t find the Parthenon Crossword Clue
  • 1965 Alabama march site Crossword Clue
  • Saintly “Mother” Crossword Clue
  • Utopian Crossword Clue
  • Plant on a trellis Crossword Clue
  • 1950s White House nickname Crossword Clue
  • “Nuts!” Crossword Clue
  • Gets ready, as for surgery Crossword Clue
  • Insect flying in a cloud Crossword Clue
  • CPR pro Crossword Clue
  • Sound made by helicopter rotors Crossword Clue
  • Rings, as a church bell Crossword Clue
  • Yasir of the P.L.O. Crossword Clue
  • What the back of a store might open onto Crossword Clue
  • City where you won’t find Virgil’s Tomb Crossword Clue
  • Pal of Jerry on “Seinfeld” Crossword Clue
  • Driveway material Crossword Clue
  • QB successes Crossword Clue
  • Excessive drinking or gambling Crossword Clue
  • City where you won’t find the El Greco Museum Crossword Clue
  • Neck and neck Crossword Clue
  • Cousin of “Kapow!” Crossword Clue
  • Refrigerator compound Crossword Clue
  • Cincinnati squad Crossword Clue
  • “Well, that was stupid of me!” Crossword Clue
  • Commuter boat Crossword Clue
  • Owner of the first bed that Goldilocks tested Crossword Clue
  • Tehran’s land Crossword Clue
  • “Here comes Poindexter!” Crossword Clue
  • Prefix with lateral or cellular Crossword Clue
  • Easter-related Crossword Clue
  • “Let me rephrase that …” Crossword Clue
  • Receipt line just above the total Crossword Clue
  • Org. that runs Windy City trains Crossword Clue
  • Fading stars Crossword Clue
  • Kind of goat that’s the source of mohair Crossword Clue
  • Not upstanding, in either sense of the word Crossword Clue
  • 20-ounce size at Starbucks Crossword Clue
  • Confounded Crossword Clue
  • Bit of attire you might learn how to put on while using a mirror Crossword Clue
  • Valentine’s Day flower Crossword Clue
  • I.R.S. agent, quaintly Crossword Clue
  • More than a couple Crossword Clue
  • Part of a golf club Crossword Clue
  • Pro or con, in a debate Crossword Clue
  • Dutch cheese Crossword Clue
  • All riled up Crossword Clue
  • Curly-leafed cabbage Crossword Clue
  • Online market for craftspeople Crossword Clue
  • What follows the initial part of a master plan Crossword Clue
  • Repeated bit in jazz Crossword Clue
  • Neuter, as a horse Crossword Clue
  • Small, brown bird Crossword Clue
  • Join in couples Crossword Clue
  • 1986 sci-fi sequel set in deep space Crossword Clue
  • Venerated symbols Crossword Clue
  • “Not a chance!” Crossword Clue
  • Still surviving Crossword Clue
  • Walked nervously back and forth Crossword Clue
  • Far out Crossword Clue
  • Designer Christian Crossword Clue
  • ___ Pictures, one of Hollywood’s Big Five studios Crossword Clue
  • Cry of surprise Crossword Clue
  • Drink like a cat Crossword Clue
  • Bauxite, e.g. Crossword Clue

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