New York Times Answers - Monday, 27th January 2020

There are 38 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Monday, 27th January 2020. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	iPhone downloads
AAcross 5:	Breakfast, lunch and dinner
AAcross 10:	The "A" in A&E
AAcross 14:	Stumble
AAcross 15:	Lit, as a lantern
AAcross 16:	Season to be full of cheer
AAcross 17:	Gaucho's weapon
AAcross 18:	*Sinister genius in a series of Sax Rohmer novels	DRFUMANCHU
AAcross 20:	With, en français	AVEC
AAcross 21:	Luau garland
AAcross 22:	Los Angeles hoopster
AAcross 23:	*Quick-tempered, gun-toting, rabbit-hating toon	YOSEMITESAM
AAcross 27:	"You betcha!"
AAcross 28:	Taxis
AAcross 29:	Illuminated sign in a studio
AAcross 31:	Exchange of negative commercials	ADWAR
AAcross 34:	Choose
AAcross 35:	"Stupid is as stupid ___" (line from "Forrest Gump")
AAcross 38:	*Dudley Do-Right's enemy in old TV cartoons	SNIDELYWHIPLASH
AAcross 42:	You can usually see right through it
AAcross 43:	Electric ___
AAcross 44:	Brought about	LEDTO
AAcross 45:	Cyberbusiness, briefly	ETAIL
AAcross 47:	"Right away!"
AAcross 49:	Owns
AAcross 51:	*Chief pirate in Neverland	CAPTAINHOOK
AAcross 56:	Part of an old Apple commercial tagline	IMAPC
AAcross 58:	1600 Pennsylvania ___ (D.C. address)
AAcross 59:	Letter in a Viking inscription
AAcross 60:	Archetypically villainous features possessed by the answers to the starred clues
AAcross 63:	James with a jazzy voice	ETTA
AAcross 64:	Foes of elves, in Tolkien
AAcross 65:	Tennis star ___ Osaka
AAcross 66:	Lots and lots
AAcross 67:	Track or swimming competition
AAcross 68:	Typical middle schooler, agewise
AAcross 68:	Typical middle schooler, agewise
AAcross 69:	Ending with ticker or masking
DDown 1:	Held in check
DDown 2:	Utah city of more than 100,000
DDown 3:	Stacks
DDown 4:	Total ditz
DDown 5:	Fill-in-the-blanks story	MADLIB
DDown 6:	White-plumed herons
DDown 7:	Title role for Jude Law in a 2004 remake	ALFIE
DDown 8:	Reed who sang "Walk on the Wild Side"
DDown 9:	Certain bachelor, in personals	SWM
DDown 10:	Tolstoy's "___ Karenina"
DDown 11:	Nutty/marshmallowy ice cream flavor	ROCKYROAD
DDown 12:	[Giggle]	TEHEE
DDown 13:	Commit a fine-dining faux pas
DDown 19:	___ mater
DDown 24:	Mother in a stable family?
DDown 25:	Freshman, a year later, informally
DDown 26:	Opposed to
DDown 30:	Warning that's pure bluster	IDLETHREAT
DDown 31:	Egyptian cobra
DDown 32:	Substance coiled in a double helix
DDown 33:	Culinary concoction much used in French cuisine
DDown 34:	Avian hooter
DDown 36:	Body shop approx.
DDown 37:	"___ nuff!"	SHO
DDown 39:	Sci-fi princess helping lead the Rebel Alliance	LEIA
DDown 40:	Squeal of pain
DDown 41:	Impulsive people tend to lack one
DDown 46:	Bank no.	ACCT
DDown 47:	Cry from a person in peril	SAVEME
DDown 48:	Connects (with)	TIESIN
DDown 49:	Sign in the bleachers at a football game	HIMOM
DDown 50:	Love, to Leonardo	AMORE
DDown 52:	High-altitude Western lake	TAHOE
DDown 53:	"Get ___ here!"	OUTTA
DDown 54:	Winning	ONTOP
DDown 55:	"The Family Circus" cartoonist Bil	KEANE
DDown 57:	Discreet "Hey!"
DDown 61:	Insect found in "Antarctica" ... but not Antarctica
DDown 62:	Cornfield cry