NY Times Crossword 26 Jan 20, Sunday

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Across

Clues	Answers
It got some “Xtra” flavor in 2001	MR PIBB
San Antonio pro	SPUR
Atkins diet no-no	CARB
What’s called a cashpoint by Brits	ATM
Wage ___	EARNER
Add to the team	HIRE
___ squash	ACORN
One-named singer with the 2014 hit “Chandelier”	SIA
*Looks that can be difficult to pull off	SKINNY JEANS
*”It’s 2 a.m. already?!”	TIME FLIES!
Half up-front?	SEMI-
Tikka masala go-with	NAAN
Gravitate (toward)	TEND
Singer Morissette	ALANIS
Actress de Armas of “Knives Out”	ANA
“How was ___ know?”	I TO
Place for speakers	DAIS
Trig function	SINE
*Data visuals similar to histograms	BAR GRAPHS
*Swimming hazards in the ocean	RIP CURRENTS
Crossword-loving detective on “Brooklyn Nine-Nine”	AMY
___ Dhabi	ABU
Celebrations of lives, for short	OBITS
Dance arrangements, familiarly	CHOREO
One making frequent pitching changes?	YODELER
Back of the neck	NAPE
It’s spoken in Aberdeen	SCOTS
“Who ___ knows?”	ELSE
Elderly	AGED
“I call dibs!”	MINE!
[I’m mad!]	[GRR!]
Honor for a play	OBIE
Place in the earth	INTER
South African currency	RAND
Operatic showpiece	ARIA
*”Man, that was cheap!”	WHAT A STEAL!
*Holder of the single-game W.N.B.A. scoring record (53 points)	LIZ CAMBAGE
Something to do before a deal	ANTE
Super, in slang	ACES
Lisa who “ate no basil,” in a palindrome	BONET
Missiles and such	ARMS
Animal in a “Sound of Music” song	DOE
Big Super Bowl purchase	TV AD
Easy as falling off ___	A LOG
Nickname for a really thin guy	SLIM
What Mercury and Venus lack	MOONS
Religious observance that’s also a past-tense verb	LENT
“That ship has sailed”	TOO LATE
Small-time	TWO-BIT
Cause of red-eye	FLASH
Ate	HAD
Regret	RUE
*Diner choice	CORNER BOOTH
*Something visually arresting	EYE POPPER
Chief	HEAD
Coin with 12 stars on one side	EURO
Ancient greeting	AVE
El Misisipi, e.g.	RIO
Source of some South American wool	ALPACA
Get groceries, say	SHOP
Sole	LONE
Film excerpt	CLIP
*Duplicate, in word processing	COPY-PASTE
*Disappear suddenly	UP AND VANISH
Long-handled tool	HOE
One with a track record	RACER
Spore producer	FERN
Keys of some songs	ALICIA
Loan fig.	APR
Political worker	AIDE
“A fickle food,” per Emily Dickinson	FAME
Superlatively pleasant	NICEST

Down

Clues	Answers
Children’s playroom, often	MESS
Zen garden accessory	RAKE
Running argument?	PRIMARY DEBATE
Frame in a box score	INNING
Hebrew for “son”	BEN
___ Mawr College	BRYN
Sword’s place	SHEATH
Almost a score of Mozart compositions	PIANO SONATAS
Receptacle for ancient Greek votes	URN
11-Down and such	REST
Small siestas	CATNAPS
Low-pH	ACIDIC
Follower of CD	ROM
La ___ Tar Pits	BREA
Donkeyish	ASININE
Have a connection with	TIE INTO
Hordes	MASSES
Org. behind 14 of the 15 most-watched TV broadcasts in U.S. history	NFL
Capital of the Indian state of Rajasthan	JAIPUR
They help with printing and pointing	LASERS
Made line changes	EDITED
Body of water greatly shrunk by 1960s Soviet irrigation	ARAL SEA
To the point	SUCCINCT
Howl	BAY
Opposite of the Latin “odi”	AMO
Busy as ___	A BEE
Less green, say	RIPER
Title woman in a #1 Beach Boys hit	RHONDA
Learn by ___	ROTE
Score of zero, in slang	BAGEL
Ins	ELITE
Pollution portmanteau	SMAZE
People who would object to this clue because of it’s punctuation	GRAMMAR POLICE
Fixes	RIGS
Issa of “Insecure”	RAE
“How disastrous!”	OH NO!
“No way!”	IT CAN’T BE!
Nonnegotiable things	NEEDS
Sound a warning	RING THE ALARM
Spanish month that anagrams to a zodiac sign	ABRIL
Bit of gum	WAD
___-faire	SAVOIR
Birds on Minnesota state quarters	LOONS
Bad smell	MALODOR
“Ugh!”	BLEAH!
-elect	-TO-BE
Alarmingly	ALL TOO
Daytime TV fare	SOAP
Back-to-school time	MONDAY
“Well, that’s that!”	THE END!
Follower of 76-Down: Abbr.	TUE
Suffix with election	-EER
Skater’s leap	TOE LOOP
Candy discard	WRAPPER
Not to go	FOR HERE
Ballroom dance from Cuba	CHA-CHA
Sent packing	OUSTED
Actress De Carlo of “The Munsters”	YVONNE
Out-eat?	PICNIC
E.M.T.’s procedure	CPR
Tiny battery	AAAA
Smoke	PUFF
Welsh form of “John”	EVAN
Goddess pictured with a solar disk above her	ISIS
Excellent, in dated slang	PHAT
Grade school subj.	SCI
Shade of green	PEA
Muslim-American icon	ALI