On this page you will find all the answers to New York Times Crossword of January 19th 2020.
January 19th 2020 Answers
| Clue | Answer |
|---|---|
| Homeowner's action, for short | REFI |
| Things blockers block | ADS |
| 1979 film inspired by Janis Joplin's life | THEROSE |
| Indistinct shape | BLOB |
| Receptionist on "The Office" | ERIN |
| Be bothered by | MIND |
| Island nation west of Fiji | VANUATU |
| Possible consequence of default, in brief | REPO |
| Wildflower with spiky, purplish blooms | HEDG |
| Secure | MOOR |
| Ruling family of Edward I | PLANTAG |
| Finished | OVER |
| Adam's ___ (water) | ALE |
| Hole in one's head | EARCANAL |
| Humpty Dumpty, e.g. | EGG |
| "Dallas" family name | EWING |
| The Anne of "Anne of the Thousand Days" | BOLEYN |
| Feverish | AFIRE |
| Put back on | RERAN |
| Insinuating | SNIDE |
| - | ETTLE |
| James who won an Emmy two years in a row for the same role on different shows | SPADER |
| - | ETS |
| Ignorant person, in slang | GOOBER |
| Security system array | SENSORS |
| Total | ENTIRE |
| Angered by | MADAT |
| Ancient monuments | STELES |
| Gaston ___, "The Phantom of the Opera" novelist | LEROUX |
| Latte choice, informally | CAF |
| The "she" in the lyric "She would merengue and do the cha-cha" | LOLA |
| W.W. I French biplane | SPAD |
| Capital of Albania | TIRANE |
| Like much of Iowa | RURAL |
| 1980 Olympic hockey champs | USA |
| Up | ARISEN |
| Shark fighters | JETS |
| "Believe ___ not!" | ITOR |
| Biological manipulation suggested four times by this puzzle | GENESPLICING |
| First African-American Davis Cup player | ASHE |
| Beethoven's birthplace | BONN |
| Comprehension | UPTAKE |
| Tender spot? | ATM |
| Like the sun god Inti | INCAN |
| Some liturgical vestments | STOLES |
| ___ de Triomphe | LARC |
| It's down in the dumps | ODOR |
| First National Leaguer to hit 500 home runs | OTT |
| Fall color providers | MAPLES |
| Some instant coffees | SANKAS |
| Cheyenne Mountain org. | NORAD |
| Stays out of | EVADES |
| Closes in a thin membrane | ENCYSTS |
| Disappointing response to an application | DENIED |
| Remarkable ability of a starfish | REG |
| Use a rototiller on, say | AERATE |
| Lack of variation | HOMOG |
| "ER" actress Laura | INNES |
| Turn out | ENDUP |
| Service with more than 1.5 billion users | GMAIL |
| Home of the Latino Walk of Fame, informally | EASTLA |
| Composer of the "London" symphonies | HAYDN |
| Big e-cigarette brand | BLU |
| Anti-athlete's foot brand | LOTRIMIN |
| Good for leaving handprints in | WET |
| State without reservations | AVOW |
| - | ERATION |
| Provider of child support? | KNEE |
| - | EITY |
| Polynesian carving | TIKI |
| Dreamer | WANNABE |
| Half in advance? | SEMI |
| Unique individual | ONER |
| Starting point | EDEN |
| Broadway's "___ Todd" | SWEENEY |
| "Hamilton" Tony nominee Phillipa ___ | SOO |
| Loch ___, site of Urquhart Castle | NESS |
| Goes through physical therapy | REHABS |
| Anon | ERELONG |
| Beethoven's only opera | FIDELIO |
| As a rule | ING |
| City that ancient Greeks called Philadelphia | AMMAN |
| Christian with a big house | DIOR |
| Winter vehicle | SNOCAT |
| Mike and Carol Brady, e.g. | TVPARENTS |
| Berry receiving much attention in the 2000s | HALLE |
| Bambi's aunt | ENA |
| Bit of ancient script | RUNE |
| Ingredient in some health food supplements | OATGRASS |
| Not occurring naturally | STAGED |
| Romanian-born writer once in the French Academy | EUG |
| Cook on the outside | BROWN |
| Tribe of Moses and Aaron | LEVI |
| Available to the public | OPEN |
| Wimbledon champ, 1976-80 | BORG |
| First takes | DRAFTS |
| Gag item floating in Halloween punch | EYEBALL |
| Brother on "Frasier" | NILES |
| Breadwinner | EARNER |
| Ancient Dead Sea land | EDOM |
| Woozy | REELING |
| - | ERAL |
| Rooms with views | SOLARIA |
| Forecast | PREDICT |
| - | EIONESCO |
| Phrase of agreement | TRUETHAT |
| Subject for Kinsey | SEX |
| Olden Tokyo | EDO |
| Flower part | SEPAL |
| Roman emperor before Hadrian | TRAJAN |
| "Nyah, nyah!," e.g. | TAUNT |
| Nursery sight | CRIB |
| Insurance for the crash-prone | AUTOSAVE |
| Big story | FRONTPAG |
| Start of a countdown | TEN |
| Composer Schoenberg | ARNOLD |
| Repair material | SEALANT |
| Skeptically | ASKANCE |
| Apostle called "the Zealot" | SIMON |
| Launched | SENT |
| Didn't know but said something anyway | GUESSED |
| Midlength records, for short | EPS |
| Full of spirit | PERKY |
| From Shiraz or Tabriz | IRANIAN |
| Country star Womack | LEEANN |
| Greenbacks | CASHMONEY |
| 1990s-2000s compact car | DODG |
| Smelter's supply | ORE |
| Locale for un capitaine | MER |
| It doesn't need land to land | SEAPLANE |
| Sometimes-white animal | STOAT |
| Rackets | DINS |
| Smiles smugly | SMIRKS |
| Twist together | ENTWINE |
| X's | DELETES |
| Chafe | RUBRAW |
| QB protection squads | OLINES |
| Companions of Dionysus | SATYRS |
| John Wilkes Booth's actor brother | EDWIN |
| Wikipedia's logo | GLOBE |
| Refrain from nursery singing | EIEIO |
| "In time we ___ that which we often fear": Shak. | HATE |
| Devoted | AVID |
| Make into a couple | YOKE |
| Magazine with the motto "Cure ignorance" | UTNE |
| Staff note | MEMO |
| - | EWS |
| First name in spy literature | IAN |
| - | EON |
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