Tuesday, January 29, 2019

New York Times Crossword Answers, January 30th 2019

On this page you will find all the answers to New York Times Crossword of January 30th 2019.

January 30th 2019 Answers

Clue Answer
"Aladdin" prince ALI
Sandal feature TSTRAP
Flat-bottomed boat SCOW
Scoundrel CAD
Beekeeper's locale APIARY
Sharpen, as one's skills HONE
N.Y. engineering sch. RPI
*They get stuffed at Greek restaurants GRAPELEAVES
Enemies from way back OLDFOES
Consider carefully PONDER
*With 50-Across, classic ice cream treats BANANA
Judge's seat BANC
Louis, par exemple ROI
Something divided in W.W. II ATOM
Stand for a speaker DAIS
*With 44-Across, sour candies LEMON
Body image, briefly TAT
Ages and ages EONS
Tribal emblems TOTEMS
Unproductive ... or, literally, a hint to the answers to this puzzle's starred clues FRUITLESS
Not yet bankrupt AFLOAT
Goal for an actor ROLE
Maidenform garment BRA
*See 30-Across DROPS
Noted 1970s-'80s Gang leader? KOOL
Revolutions can divide them ERAS
Dallas hoopster, for short MAV
Wedding gown designer Di Santo INES
*See 23-Across SPLITS
___ Beanies (bygone toys) TEENIE
Super conductor? MAESTRO
*Garnishes for old-fashioneds ORANGEPEELS
Subway unit CAR
Cargo's place HOLD
Keep tabs on tabbies, say CATSIT
Breast Cancer Awareness mo. OCT
Murder : crows :: parliament : ___ OWLS
Carves ETCHES
French possessive MES
One going head over heels? ACROBAT
Seaport near Buenos Aires LAPLATA
Emphatic denial IDIDNOT
Add, as an extra TAGON
Dispersed SPREADOUT
Madres' sisters TIAS
Kendrick Lamar's genre RAP
South American corn cakes AREPAS
Air race marker PYLON
Roe source SHAD
Soldier's request before entering a firefight COVERME
Like quaint schoolhouses ONEROOM
Anderson who directed "Isle of Dogs" WES
Wall off ENCLOSE
Relatives, casually FAM
Paris eateries BISTROS
Connections INS
Indie artist DiFranco ANI
U.F.O. occupants ETS
Blackboard chore ERASING
Emulates Pinocchio TELLSALIE
One dressed to impress FOP
British bathroom LOO
Naval bigwig: Abbr. ADM
Home to many Greeks, informally FRATROW
Score at the start of a set LOVEALL
The original "The Office," e.g. BRITCOM
Wearying routine RATRACE
Puts in order ASSORTS
Not give up on KEEPAT
They loop the Loop ELS
One crying "Uncle!," perhaps NIECE
Raid targets PESTS
Partner of odds ENDS
Fit together well MESH
"What have we here?!" OHO
Abbr. sometimes written twice in a row ETC

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