January 10 2017 - New York Times Crossword Answers
| Clue | Answer |
|---|---|
| 'Congratulations!' | BRAVO |
| 'Now I get it!' | AHA |
| 'Shucks!' | AWGEE |
| 'Who's there?' response | ITSME |
| *'___ England Slept' (1938 Churchill book) | WHILE |
| *Celery unit | STALK |
| *Formation of poker chips | STACK |
| *Hackneyed | STALE |
| *Leeway | SLACK |
| *One side of a 23-Across piece | BLACK |
| *Other side of a 23-Across piece | WHITE |
| *Pinocchio swallower | WHALE |
| *Sedimentary rock | SHALE |
| A few: Abbr | SEV |
| Actor Paul of 'American Graffiti' | LEMAT |
| Actress Vardalos | NIA |
| Aggregate | AMASS |
| Airplane seat restraint | LAPBELT |
| Albanian currency | LEK |
| Another name for 23-Across | REVERSI |
| Baltic capital | RIGA |
| Big name in cameras and copiers | CANON |
| Book between Galatians and Philippians: Abbr | EPH |
| Brown ermine | STOAT |
| Buildings in a Washington, D.C., 'row' | EMBASSIES |
| Coastal raptor | ERN |
| Composition of dunes | SAND |
| Corporate raider Carl | ICAHN |
| Creator of a logical 'razor' | OCCAM |
| Disc-flipping board game hinted at by a word ladder formed by the answers to the nine starred clues | OTHELLO |
| Dollar bill, e.g | BANKNOTE |
| Eleanor Roosevelt, to Theodore | NIECE |
| Embarrass | ABASH |
| Fair-hiring letters | EEO |
| Farm female | EWE |
| Grand Marnier flavor | ORANGE |
| H&R Block V.I.P | CPA |
| H.S. students getting ready for college | SRS |
| Haphazard | SLAPDASH |
| Hedren of 'The Birds' | TIPPI |
| Insider informant | MOLE |
| Items on a to-do list | TASKS |
| Josephine who wrote 'The Daughter of Time' | TEY |
| Julio is part of it | ANO |
| Largest U.S. univ. system | CALSTATE |
| Metric measures: Abbr | KGS |
| Mimic's ability | APING |
| Mouths, slangily | KISSERS |
| Moves heavenward | ASCENDS |
| Not just bite and swallow | CHEW |
| Notable time period | EPOCH |
| Nut jobs | LOCOS |
| Part of L.G.B.T | GAY |
| Perfumer Nina | RICCI |
| Pioneering computer of the 1940s | ENIAC |
| Police dept. alert | APB |
| Prom night rental | LIMO |
| Robt. E. Lee, e.g | GENL |
| Rules in force in England before the Norman conquest | DANELAW |
| See-through | SHEER |
| Setting for simmering | LOW |
| Slaps with a court fine | AMERCES |
| Social standing | CASTE |
| Something to do immediately after waking up | STRETCH |
| Sounds of disapproval | TSKS |
| Switch from plastic to paper, say | REBAG |
| The Panthers of the A.C.C | PITT |
| The whole ball of wax | ALL |
| The year 1002 | MII |
| Tolkien's Treebeard, e.g | ENT |
| Trial figures | STENOS |
| Twosome in a Shakespeare title | GENTLEMEN |
| Up to, informally | TIL |
| Way too uptight | ANAL |
| Where 'Hamlet' opens | ELSINORE |
| Widespread | VAST |
| ___ Aviv | TEL |
| ___ Khan | AGA |