Here are the answers to New York Times Crossword puzzles Wednesday January 20, 2021.
‘Avatar’ f/x, e.g – CGI
‘God is the perfect ___’: Robert Browning – POET
‘Hurry!’ – ASAP
‘Iron Lady’ of Israeli politics – MEIR
‘No, you can’t be serious!’ – OHBROTHER
‘Shark Tank’ network – ABC
Aircraft company headquartered in Kansas – CESSNA
An oil, maybe – ART
Arthritis symptom [Altoona, South Bend] – JOINTPAIN
Berry that looks like a blueberry – ACAI
Brand name derived from the phrase ‘crystallized cottonseed oil’ – CRISCO
Brillo rival – SOS
Bygone – OLD
Certain ant – WORKER
Classic of daytime TV first aired in 1962 [Atlanta, Bangor] – MATCHGAME
Cooking utensil – WOK
Digital media player since 2008 – ROKU
Emmy winner Carl or Rob – REINER
End of many an address – ORG
Gave an inkling – HINTED
Germany’s von Bismarck – OTTO
Get rid of the ball, in a way – PUNT
Granny, e.g – KNOT
Grp. of inspectors – TSA
Ham-handed – INEPT
Hawaiian ring – LEI
He’s a doll – KEN
Health care hero, for short – EMT
Hormel product – SPAM
Isle of ___ – SKYE
It helps you see details – SLOMO
Kind of milk – ONEPERCENT
Kind of scheme – PONZI
King of Pop, in tabloids – JACKO
Leaseholder, e.g – TENANT
Libya’s Gulf of ___ – SIDRA
Lie in the past? – LAIN
Little matter – ATOM
Mention – CITE
Muppet who once helped Emeril on ‘Emeril Live’ – ELMO
Muscle controlled by the radial nerve, informally – TRICEP
Mustang and Pinto, for two – CARS
Not serving – RECEIVING
Off-road four-wheelers, for short – ATVS
Offer one’s two cents – OPINE
One might be deviled – EGG
One up, for example – TIED
Only ingredient in Accent, in brief – MSG
Peter or Paul, but not Mary – POPE
Pilfer, to Brits – NICK
Pop – SODA
Red, white and blue land … or what 15-, 22-, 45- and 57-Across feature? – THEUNITEDSTATES
Rockette’s move – KICK
Seat of ancient Irish kings – TARA
Self proclamation? – ITSME
Sharing thoughts like a Vulcan [Detroit, Fargo] – MINDMELDING
She’s a doll – ANN
Shh … it’s the word! – MUM
Some bachelor party attendees – GROOMSMEN
Sommelier’s suggestion [Oshkosh, Omaha] – WINEPAIRING
Spanish king – REY
Sports grp. founded by Billie Jean King – WTA
Stop on the road – INN
Subjects of some insurance company reports – COLLISIONS
Taro dish – POI
They might click on a dance floor – CASTANETS
Wading bird with a long, slender bill – SNIPE
Way back when – AGO
What the nose knows – ODOR
Wise alternative – UTZ
Wrinkly-faced dog – PUG
___ and outs – INS
___ Belt (part of a constellation) – ORIONS
___ Hall (‘The Wind in the Willows’ residence) – TOAD
___-Latin – NEO
___-Town (Midwest hub) – CHI
