New York Crossword Answers January 22, 2021

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The list below contains all the clues found on the New York Times Crossword of January 22, 2021. Click the clue to reveal the correct answer for it.

  • Some internet humor Crossword Clue
  • It shares a key with a “3” Crossword Clue
  • Apple product launched in 2015 Crossword Clue
  • Vital hosp. worker Crossword Clue
  • Beheader of Medusa, in Greek myth Crossword Clue
  • One engaged in a struggle Crossword Clue
  • Need for translation, in biology Crossword Clue
  • Coined word in the title of 2008’s Best Picture Crossword Clue
  • Congresswoman Demings Crossword Clue
  • Many mainframes Crossword Clue
  • Brewery stock Crossword Clue
  • Western city where copper-riveted jeans were invented Crossword Clue
  • Water nymph Crossword Clue
  • Big Ten football powerhouse, for short Crossword Clue
  • Big name in apple juice Crossword Clue
  • Dangerous thing to catch Crossword Clue
  • Two swings and a slide, maybe Crossword Clue
  • Do or ___ (punny hair salon name) Crossword Clue
  • The Depression, for one Crossword Clue
  • Rally feature Crossword Clue
  • Team player who’s not really a team player Crossword Clue
  • Wears Crossword Clue
  • Burning sensation Crossword Clue
  • Came to Crossword Clue
  • African antelope Crossword Clue
  • Group with the 2000 hit “This I Promise You” Crossword Clue
  • Website with the headings “Craft Supplies” and “Jewelry & Accessories” Crossword Clue
  • Cable channel owned by Discovery Crossword Clue
  • Convenient place to work out Crossword Clue
  • T.S.A. overseer Crossword Clue
  • “De-e-eluxe!” Crossword Clue
  • Elvis Presley sings it in “Blue Hawaii” Crossword Clue
  • Corpulence Crossword Clue
  • Tracking device Crossword Clue
  • Sells Crossword Clue
  • Some printers Crossword Clue
  • Facial piercing Crossword Clue
  • Place for free spirits Crossword Clue
  • Where the University of Wyoming is Crossword Clue
  • Contents of some towers, in brief Crossword Clue
  • Some sign language users Crossword Clue
  • In fact Crossword Clue
  • “Tough luck … I don’t care what you think” Crossword Clue
  • “Watch it!” Crossword Clue
  • Cant Crossword Clue
  • Make out in England Crossword Clue
  • ___ army, villainous force in Disney’s “Mulan” Crossword Clue
  • Pot supporters Crossword Clue
  • Actor Armand ___ Crossword Clue
  • “Beat it!” Crossword Clue
  • Attachment to Christ? Crossword Clue
  • Place to build a castle Crossword Clue
  • Fancy “I” Crossword Clue
  • Israeli leader with an eye patch Crossword Clue
  • Actress Gibbs of “The Jeffersons” Crossword Clue
  • Cubs’ hangout Crossword Clue
  • Pastoral setting Crossword Clue
  • When a poser might be presented? Crossword Clue
  • Place for a stud Crossword Clue
  • Eager, informally Crossword Clue
  • Causes consternation Crossword Clue
  • Language of the Literature Nobelist Rabindranath Tagore Crossword Clue
  • Test in chemistry? Crossword Clue
  • “Yeah, I’m listening” Crossword Clue
  • Yellowstone attractions Crossword Clue
  • Bourbon relative Crossword Clue
  • Murphy’s co-star in 1982’s “48 Hrs.” Crossword Clue
  • Robotic adversary in “Battlestar Galactica” Crossword Clue
  • Bad fall? Crossword Clue
  • Not serious Crossword Clue
  • Cause of a trip Crossword Clue
  • Once-in-a-lifetime trip Crossword Clue

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