Clues
- Trace of smoke
- McEntire known as The Queen of Country
- Like aged cheddar
- Length x width for a rectangle
- Major monitor maker
- Flooring installer
- Engaged in some risky behavior
- Eww I didnt need to know that
- Nonnegotiable salary limit
- Microphone jack for one
- Sit-___ (some protests)
- Thar ___ blows!
- Poetic contraction that omits a v
- Measure of time in music
- Alternative to a station wagon in brief
- Cook for too long say
- Chunk floating in the Arctic Ocean
- Im appalled!
- Whose ___ Is It Anyway? (long-running improv show)
- Alphabetically first group in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
- Curtain hanger
- Watch over as a fire
- Agcy. for drivers
- Veer suddenly
- Flaky fish
- Be honored before burial
- Portuguese or Spanish
- French word that sounds like an English pronoun
- With 67-Across in a sudden and completely apparent way ... or a punny description of this puzzles circled letters
- Enclosures for shark watchers
- The R of I.R.L.
- Messy semiliquid substance
- Analyze as ore
- Droops
- See 56-Across
- A good time ___ had by all
- Tick off
- Dolphins home
- LaBelle known as The Godmother of Soul
- Half-diameters
- Prefix with system
- Jerrys partner in ice cream
- Bespectacled cartoon aardvark
- Move slightly
- Rear
- Activist who co-founded Black Lives Matter
- Disavow
- Gets ready
- Genre sometimes mixed with rap
- Word before trick or tip
- Aide Abbr.
- Thats not true!
- Appetizers sprinkled with paprika
- Awkwafina Is ___ From Queens (Comedy Central series)
- George Eliot or Mark Twain
- Letter after alpha
- Mis-enter a passcode say
- Assemble as a book
- ___ with caution
- Fella
- Greed gluttony or sloth
- Duh! in modern slang
- Source of milk for some cheeses
- Relatively easy section of a jigsaw puzzle
- Wolff who wrote This Boys Life
- Certain restaurants … or their customers
- About in dates
- Place to wear goggles
- Christmas carols
- Take to court
- Little bit of color
- Mother of Zeus
- ___-bitsy
- Steaming cupful
- Make like a puppys tail
- Smallest poodle variety
- Clod-breaking tool
- Records with only a few tracks for short
NY Times Crossword January 30 2023
The New York Times crossword puzzle for January 30th 2023 is sure to be a challenge! With clues ranging from the obscure to the everyday, this crossword is sure to test your knowledge and keep you entertained for hours. Whether you're a seasoned crossword veteran or just starting out, the NYT crossword is sure to provide a fun and stimulating experience.
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