On this page you will find all the answers to New York Times Crossword of February 1st 2017.
February 1st 2017 Answers
| Clue | Answer |
|---|---|
| Buffoon | ASS |
| Kind of I.R.A. | ROTH |
| Rooney ___, 2016 Oscar nominee for "Carol" | MARA |
| Mosque of ___ (Jerusalem shrine) | OMAR |
| Clever comeback | RIPOSTE |
| James who voiced Ultron in "Avengers: Age of Ultron" | SPADER |
| Prayer wheel turner | LAMA |
| Places where spirits flow freely | OPENBARS |
| Headwear for some rockers | BANDANAS |
| Automated floor cleaner | ROOMBA |
| Brightest star in the Eagle constellation | ALTAIR |
| Vehicle in a drag race | HOTROD |
| Dallas sch. | SMU |
| Passionate, outgoing sort, astrologically | LEO |
| Beer blast purchases | KEGS |
| Basic lunch sandwich, informally | PBJ |
| Brazilian-themed Vegas hotel | RIO |
| Japanese P.M. Shinzo ___ | ABE |
| Page in a Hollywood film | ELLEN |
| Cake coating | ICING |
| "Ri-i-i-ight ..." | UHHUH |
| Certain high heel | STILETTO |
| Hit a home run, in baseball lingo | WENTYARD |
| Number of emails sent by Warren Buffett in his entire life | ONE |
| Dickens's "___ Mutual Friend" | OUR |
| And another thing, on a letter | PPS |
| Police dispatcher's "A" | ADAM |
| Noted gatekeeper | STPETER |
| Mug shot subjects | FELONS |
| "Western" or "Spanish" dish | OMELET |
| "Not for self but for country" sloganeer | USNAVY |
| What doctors recommend that sick people get a lot of | FLUIDS |
| It's mostly nitrogen | AIR |
| Clairol product | DYE |
| Great Plains tribe | OTOE |
| Janis's partner in the comics | ARLO |
| Billiards cushion | RAIL |
| Carry-on concern | SIZE |
| Not really enforcing the rules | LAX |
| Exoskeleton, e.g. | ARMOR |
| One who's slow to pick things up? | SLOB |
| When repeated, zealous | RAH |
| "Likewise" | SOAMI |
| Leader of the Smurfs | PAPA |
| Jam session highlight | SOLO |
| Gym bag attachment | STRAP |
| "You can say that again!" | AMEN |
| Seneca Falls orator Lucretia | MOTT |
| Friends who go to White Castle in a 2004 film | HAROLDANDKUMAR |
| "Didn't I tell you?" | SEE |
| Main squeeze, in modern lingo | BAE |
| Class teaching about DNA | BIO |
| Romans who protected the emperor | PRAETORIANGUARD |
| See 33-Across | BIBLE |
| Go to bed, informally | CRASH |
| Follower of Hosea in the 31-Across | JOEL |
| Cheese choice | SWISS |
| Its diameter is roughly twice that of a basketball | HOOP |
| No longer on one's plate, say | EATEN |
| Bedtime for a vampire | SUNUP |
| Countrymen who met in Philadelphia in 1787 | FOUNDINGFATHERS |
| Ambulance letters | EMS |
| ___-rock | ALT |
| Freshness | LIP |
| Shakespearean entreaty appropriate for 19-, 25- and 43-Across? | LENDMEYOUREARS |
| Nivea rival | OLAY |
| Jacques who played Monsieur Hulot | TATI |
| Scout's route | TRAIL |
| Campbell of "House of Cards" | NEVE |
| Walked heavily | TROD |
| Lady of "My Fair Lady" | ELIZA |
| Where hogs go hog-wild? | STY |
| Sapphic works | ODES |
| Luxury brand with a crown logo | ROLEX |
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