New York Times Answers - Thursday, 30th January 2020 There are 40 across clues and 43 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 30th January 2020. View the answers below.. Also try..All New York Times AnswersAll PublicationsThe AnswersNumber# Clue Answer AAcross 1: High-profile pairITCOUPLEAAcross 8: Means of accessGATEWAYAAcross 15: Not so obviousSUBTLERAAcross 16: Classic Bob Marley songONELOVEAAcross 17: Site of Saguaro National ParkARIZONAAAcross 18: It may bring one back to realityCOLDSHOWERAAcross 19: Shoot the breezeJAWAAcross 20: Insult, slangilyDISSAAcross 22: Dark period for poetsE'ENAAcross 22: Dark period for poetsEENAAcross 23: Not writtenORALAAcross 25: Stinging plantNETTLEAAcross 27: It's often the fish in fish and chipsC.O.D.AAcross 27: It's often the fish in fish and chipsCODAAcross 30: Country bordering TogoBENINAAcross 32: "Seize the ___!"DAYAAcross 33: Chimney outputSMOKEAAcross 35: "Don't freak out"BECOOLAAcross 37: Uno tripledTREAAcross 39: Dollar alternativeAVISAAcross 40: Participate in a common children's game, as illustrated in this puzzlePLAYHIDEANDSEEKAAcross 45: Home of the oldest university in the Americas (founded 1551)LIMAAAcross 46: BuffoonOAFAAcross 47: One of a Disney septetDOCAAcross 48: Eclipses, to someOMENSAAcross 50: GQ or TMAGAAcross 52: Like much stand-up comedyNONPCAAcross 56: Lira : Turkey :: ___ : KoreaWONAAcross 57: Have high hopesASPIREAAcross 60: Starchy tuberTAROAAcross 61: Practice before a gameWARM-UPAAcross 61: Practice before a gameWARMUPAAcross 62: Crazy popular, as a productRED-HOTAAcross 64: Ending to a White House addressGOVAAcross 65: Root that's roasted and eatenPARSNIPAAcross 69: Test the strength of, chemicallyTITRATEAAcross 71: Rabble-rouseAGITATEAAcross 72: Noted RooseveltELEANORAAcross 73: Gift that comes in piecesLEGO SETAAcross 74: Classic Bill Withers songLEANONMEDDown 1: "Whatever pays the bills"ITSAJOBDDown 2: Arrow poisonCURAREDDown 3: "Star Wars" Jedi, familiarlyOBIWANDDown 4: Competitor of RufflesUTZDDown 5: Tread slowlyPLODDDown 6: St. Petersburg was once named after himLENINDDown 7: WipedERASEDDDown 8: Disappear, as a trailGOCOLDDDown 9: Adams with a cameraANSELDDown 10: SnickersTEHEESDDown 11: Entrepreneur MuskELONDDown 12: Bowl overWOWDDown 13: Michigan, in Chicago: Abbr.AVEDDown 14: "Get ___ Ya-Ya's Out!"YERDDown 21: Place to find corn dogs and funnel cakesSTATEFAIRDDown 24: Tripoli nativeLIBYANDDown 26: Banks of "America's Next Top Model"TYRADDown 27: Quiet fishing spotCOVEDDown 28: "The Grapes of Wrath" figureOKIEDDown 29: Work stationDESKDDown 31: Book after Ezra: Abbr.NEHDDown 34: Mr. Met, for oneMASCOTDDown 36: "Gangsta's Paradise" rapperCOOLIODDown 38: Call offENDDDown 40: Post-blizzard needPLOWDDown 41: A long way to go?LIMODDown 42: Part of a church chorusAMENDDown 43: Like some cellarsDAMPDDown 44: Mob manDONDDown 49: Spa amenitiesSAUNASDDown 51: Sister in a Brothers Grimm taleGRETELDDown 53: 1998 Olympics host cityNAGANODDown 54: Positive particlePROTONDDown 55: Shout before entering a gunfightCOVERMEDDown 58: Ill willSPITEDDown 59: Official of ancient RomeEDILEDDown 61: Grows fond ofWARMSTODDown 63: Traditional remedy for a sore throatHOTTEADDown 65: ChumPALDDown 66: One may be bronze or goldenAGEDDown 67: Oil worker's localeRIGDDown 68: Term of endearmentPETDDown 70: CampaignedRAN