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New York Times Crossword Answers, January 31st 2022

On this page you will find all the answers to New York Times Crossword of January 31st 2022.

January 31st 2022 Answers

Clue Answer
Fertile soil LOAM
Send too many emails SPAM
Infuriate ANGER
Pay to get in a card game ANTE
"Night" author Wiesel ELIE
Totally pointless NOUSE
Inverted pose seen in break dancing and yoga HEADSTAND
Sports network that airs "Courtside Cinema" NBATV
With 21-Across, broadcast unit that may operate with 50,000 watts RADIO
See 20-Across STATION
Chowder morsel CLAM
Misled deliberately LIEDTO
With 30-Across, numbers displayed in rows and columns DATA
See 27-Across TABLE
Locale for a home garden YARD
Open room with natural light ATRIUM
Others REST
The present NOW
Renders null VOIDS
Jar cover LID
2010s White House family name OBAMA
Little hellion IMP
Ink stain BLOT
"Mad Money" host Jim CRAMER
Fine sediment SILT
With 51-Across, long-lasting cover for a house SLATE
See 49-Across ROOF
Life or Lucky Charms CEREAL
Smart guy? ALEC
With 58-Across, what this puzzle's circled letters are ... or what they're doing PARTING
See 56-Across WORDS
Biden's debate opponent in 2008 PALIN
Fell asleep quickly PASSEDOUT
Iridescent gems OPALS
Great burden ONUS
Online marketplace for crafts ETSY
Secret meeting between lovers TRYST
"Is the ___ Catholic?" POPE
Location SITE
Bert who played the Cowardly Lion LAHR
Fit for military service ONEA
Not much ATAD
Federal program for health care coverage MEDICAID
Mathematical grouping SET
Blood bank donation PLASMA
"___ No Sunshine" (Bill Withers classic) AINT
Won gold, silver or bronze MEDALLED
Little redhead in a long-running Broadway show ANNIE
Fake name given by Odysseus to the Cyclops NOBODY
Cuba's ___ Bay GUANTANAMO
Winter setting in N.Y.C. EST
Fire (up) REV
Fifth note in an octave scale SOL
Traditional Father's Day gifts TIES
Cash withdrawal spot, in brief ATM
Start of Juliet's "What's in a name?" speech OROMEO
Actress Viola of "Fences" DAVIS
Invisibly small ATOMIC
Impressive feat in baseball TRIPLEPLAY
Water filter brand BRITA
Dopey or Sneezy DWARF
Kind of computer port, for short USB
Home of the Raptors, on scoreboards TOR
Something to lick on a stick LOLLIPOP
Checkout lines? BARCODES
Exam for an aspiring atty. LSAT
Collectible toon image CEL
Hiking paths TRAILS
Touches base before running home, say TAGSUP
Iowa senator Joni ERNST
Lamb's mother EWE
One-billionth: Prefix NANO
Unleavened flatbread in Indian cuisine ROTI
Makeup of some "bunnies" DUST
Affliction that aptly rhymes with "eye" STYE
Cauldron POT
Figure that a bank charges for a loan, for short APR
180° from NNW SSE

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