The full solution for the NY Times January 30 2019 crossword puzzle is displayed below.
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Across Clues
- “Aladdin” princeALI
- Sandal featureTSTRAP
- Flat-bottomed boatSCOW
- ScoundrelCAD
- Beekeeper’s localeAPIARY
- Sharpen, as one’s skillsHONE
- N.Y. engineering sch.RPI
- *They get stuffed at Greek restaurantsGRAPELEAVES
- Enemies from way backOLDFOES
- Consider carefullyPONDER
- *With 50-Across, classic ice cream treatsBANANA
- Judge’s seatBANC
- Louis, par exempleROI
- Something divided in W.W. IIATOM
- Stand for a speakerDAIS
- *With 44-Across, sour candiesLEMON
- Body image, brieflyTAT
- Ages and agesEONS
- Tribal emblemsTOTEMS
- Unproductive … or, literally, a hint to the answers to this puzzle’s starred cluesFRUITLESS
- Not yet bankruptAFLOAT
- Goal for an actorROLE
- Maidenform garmentBRA
- *See 30-AcrossDROPS
- Noted 1970s-’80s Gang leader?KOOL
- Revolutions can divide themERAS
- Dallas hoopster, for shortMAV
- Wedding gown designer Di SantoINES
- *See 23-AcrossSPLITS
- ___ Beanies (bygone toys)TEENIE
- Super conductor?MAESTRO
- *Garnishes for old-fashionedsORANGEPEELS
- Subway unitCAR
- Cargo’s placeHOLD
- Keep tabs on tabbies, sayCATSIT
- Breast Cancer Awareness mo.OCT
- Murder : crows :: parliament : ___OWLS
- CarvesETCHES
- French possessiveMES
Vertical Clues
- One going head over heels?ACROBAT
- Seaport near Buenos AiresLAPLATA
- Emphatic denialIDIDNOT
- Add, as an extraTAGON
- DispersedSPREADOUT
- Madres’ sistersTIAS
- Kendrick Lamar’s genreRAP
- South American corn cakesAREPAS
- Air race markerPYLON
- Roe sourceSHAD
- Soldier’s request before entering a firefightCOVERME
- Like quaint schoolhousesONEROOM
- Anderson who directed “Isle of Dogs”WES
- Wall offENCLOSE
- Relatives, casuallyFAM
- Paris eateriesBISTROS
- ConnectionsINS
- Indie artist DiFrancoANI
- U.F.O. occupantsETS
- Blackboard choreERASING
- Emulates PinocchioTELLSALIE
- One dressed to impressFOP
- British bathroomLOO
- Naval bigwig: Abbr.ADM
- Home to many Greeks, informallyFRATROW
- Score at the start of a setLOVEALL
- The original “The Office,” e.g.BRITCOM
- Wearying routineRATRACE
- Puts in orderASSORTS
- Not give up onKEEPAT
- They loop the LoopELS
- One crying “Uncle!,” perhapsNIECE
- Raid targetsPESTS
- Partner of oddsENDS
- Fit together wellMESH
- “What have we here?!”OHO
- Abbr. sometimes written twice in a rowETC