NY Times Crossword 2 Jan 23, Monday

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Across

Clues Answers
___ for apples (have some fall fun) BOB
Start of the day, in poetry MORN
Emmy or Grammy AWARD
Prefix with center EPI-
Off-limits TABOO
Jazz great Count ___ BASIE
Chicken piece that’s not a breast or a wing LEG
Come up ARISE
Director Welles ORSON
The 2005 compilation “Killer Queen” is one for Queen TRIBUTE ALBUM
Guided adventure in the Serengeti SAFARI
Drill sergeant’s “Relax!” AT EASE
Chemistry lab device BUNSEN BURNER
Doesn’t have LACKS
Attempts TRIES
“___ Te Ching” (philosophical text) TAO
Jazz great Fitzgerald ELLA
Sounds from new instant messages PINGS
Basic origami step FOLD
U.S. spy org. CIA
Who might grant you three wishes GENIE
Present, past or future perfect TENSE
Topper for a Whopper HAMBURGER BUN
Liveliness, from the French ESPRIT
Flower that vanilla comes from ORCHID
Classic song about a soulmate … or a phonetic hint for repeated pairs of letters in 19-, 27- and 42-Across IT HAD TO BE YOU
Fashion label from Milan PRADA
___ donna PRIMA
“Why was 6 afraid of 7? Because 7 ___ 9!” ATE
Sun-related SOLAR
No longer available, as a seat TAKEN
Bit of body ink, for short TAT
Rats (on) TELLS
Kerfuffle STIR
General on a Chinese menu TSO

Down

Clues Answers
Straps that go around the waist BELTS
“La Bohème” or “La Traviata” OPERA
It’s very unlikely to happen BIG IF
Actor/comedian Steve MARTIN
8-Across for some New York plays OBIE
Civil rights icon ___ Parks ROSA
Christmas carol NOEL
Information header on a business’s website ABOUT US
Higher in temperature WARMER
___-backwards (utterly wrong, in slang) ASS
___ de Janeiro RIO
Thieves’ hangout DEN
Ford model that’s also a zodiac sign TAURUS
Loaf-shaped cake BABKA
Innocent sorts “in the woods” BABES
Playwright Chekhov ANTON
Makes watertight, say SEALS
Wear away ERODE
Attack, as a bee might STING
Muppet who loves his rubber duckie ERNIE
Neighbor of Mali NIGER
Milk, in Spanish LECHE
Buffalo Bill, for William Cody ALIAS
Gripping tool CLAMP
Capital of Western Australia PERTH
Engage in épée, e.g. FENCE
Things with necks and frets GUITARS
Head covering that’s wrapped TURBAN
___ shower (pre-wedding event) BRIDAL
One born shortly after W.W. II, informally BOOMER
Hotel chain whose name rhymes with “quiet” HYATT
Scintillas IOTAS
Because of DUE TO
Many N.Y.C. dwellings: Abbr. APTS
“Oh, nerts!” DRAT!
Kind of bar with island-themed drinks TIKI
Winter hrs. in L.A. PST
Fish eggs ROE
“___ roads lead to Rome” ALL