The Washington Post Sunday - Jan 24 2021 Crossword Answers
| Clues | Answers |
| ''Night' | SEEYA |
| 'Am I seeing things that aren't there ...?' | ISITME |
| 'Cool!' in old slang | NEATO |
| 'Fantastic!' | NICE |
| 'Gattaca' actor Alan | ARKIN |
| 'Good Girls' network | NBC |
| 'I prefer stones instead of stars now, and I specialize in sculptures that evoke nostalgia,' said the ASTRONOMER turned ___ | RETROMASON |
| 'I Will Survive' singer Gaynor | GLORIA |
| 'Insecure' actress Orji | YVONNE |
| 'It's no ___!' (defeatist's cry) | USE |
| 'Like I said ...' | AGAIN |
| 'Phenomenal Woman' writer Angelou | MAYA |
| 'Please tell me the answer' | IGIVE |
| 'Silas Marner' novelist | ELIOT |
| 'Splendid!' | SUPER |
| 'The Not-Too-Late Show With ___' (spinoff of 'Sesame Street') | ELMO |
| 'The Soul of Baseball' subject Buck | ONEIL |
| 'We ___ Young' (hit by fun.) | ARE |
| '___ o' the mornin' to you!' | TOP |
| 46 Down's sound | CHIRP |
| A-lister's letters | FANMAIL |
| Abbr. in a citation | ETAL |
| Access point | ENTRANCE |
| After one last moon mission, the ASTRONAUT became a ___ to teach others about previous moon missions | NASATUTOR |
| After years of performing cardiac procedures, the HEART SURGEON ran for office to become a ___, a more gigantic version of other politicians | HUGERSENATOR |
| Ale carriers, perhaps | BEERKEGS |
| Alexandra, to Scout, in 'To Kill a Mockingbird' | AUNT |
| Ambient music composer | ENO |
| Anderson of 'Baywatch' | PAMELA |
| Animal that the Forest Spirit in 'Princess Mononoke' resembles | DEER |
| Apparatus at a winery | PRESS |
| Arrange at the salon | STYLE |
| Asana in a yoga class | POSE |
| Assistant in a weight room | SPOTTER |
| Babysitter's nightmare | HOLYTERROR |
| Bald-faced flier of the future | EAGLET |
| Be a queen, say | RULE |
| Black, flammable liquid | TAR |
| Boot, as a monarch | OUST |
| Bounded, like a horse | LOPED |
| Built ahead of time | PREMADE |
| Calligrapher's medium | INK |
| Chorale voice part | ALTO |
| Chorale voice part | BASS |
| Clean, as dishes | WASH |
| Coconut-producing tree | PALM |
| Company whose catalogue was nicknamed the 'consumer's bible' | SEARS |
| D.C. subway system | METRO |
| Dealt with a dusty floor | SWEPT |
| Deep, natural crevice | GORGE |
| Do some speed-reading | SKIM |
| Done with | OVER |
| Door handles | KNOBS |
| Downed, as dinner | EATEN |
| Drain of strength | SAP |
| Drink at a sushi bar | HOTSAKE |
| Drink in a green can | SPRITE |
| Element No. 50 | TIN |
| Elicit enjoyment | AMUSE |
| Emulate a nomad | ROAM |
| Epidermal holes | PORES |
| Fallout from a fire | ASH |
| Festive event | BASH |
| Fit for stashing away | STORABLE |
| Foe of 102 Across | TITAN |
| Forceful expulsion of breath | SNORT |
| Gent | GUY |
| Gin cocktail | GIMLET |
| Go off volcanically | ERUPT |
| Grp. focusing on students | PTA |
| Halloween shop selection | WIG |
| Hercules portrayer Ferrigno | LOU |
| Highway signs' listings | EXITS |
| Instrument heard near the end of the R.E.M. song 'Nightswimming' | OBOE |
| Island origin of goombay music | BAHAMAS |
| Journalist Soledad | OBRIEN |
| Lightning designer | ZEUS |
| Like some contraceptives | ORAL |
| Like splatter films | GORY |
| Loafers' bottoms | SOLES |
| Lumber-processing plant | MILL |
| Major element? | COURSE |
| Meal for a mastiff | ALPO |
| Meal holder | PLATE |
| Mojito ingredient | RUM |
| Muhammad Ali's rope-a-dope tactic, e.g | PLOY |
| Name on a thesaurus | ROGET |
| Nixon's VP Agnew | SPIRO |
| No longer satisfied with the legal profession, the U.S. ATTORNEY became a ___ to certify documents about bird feeder food | SUETNOTARY |
| Notion | IDEA |
| Notion that we use only 10 percent of our brains, e.g | MYTH |
| Oil sources? | ARTMUSEUMS |
| Once menos cuatro | SIETE |
| Once more | ANEW |
| One avoiding cleanliness | SLOB |
| One depicted carrying a sack of money, maybe | ROBBER |
| One known for their teaching chops? | SENSEI |
| One who slapped on TV | STOOGE |
| Outer parts of peels | ZESTS |
| Perform a Salchow jump, say | SKATE |
| Petty disagreements | SPATS |
| Petty with Grammys | TOM |
| Prognostication source | ORACLE |
| Program malfunction | ERROR |
| Pug's curly body part | TAIL |
| Raise up | HOIST |
| Rehearses, e.g | PREPARES |
| Reward for speaking, say | TREAT |
| Rhythmic dilation of an artery | PULSE |
| Second word of UAE | ARAB |
| Serkis known for playing CGI characters | ANDY |
| Show a second time | REAIR |
| Signal to a thespian | CUE |
| Silents star Novarro | RAMON |
| Singles at bars, e.g.? | TIPS |
| Skips meals | FASTS |
| SoCal NFL pros | LARAMS |
| Some noble figures | EARLS |
| Speaks loudly | YELLS |
| Special Forces member in 'Mortal Kombat' | SONYA |
| Stand-up comic Shaffir | ARI |
| Suddenly focus | SNAPTO |
| Swarms (with) | TEEMS |
| Tablets that some read at night | IPADS |
| Terminate, as a launch | ABORT |
| The EGYPTOLOGIST left a career in ancient history to transcribe memos for a tech company as a ___ | GOOGLETYPIST |
| The SCRIPT EDITOR, seeking a different role in Hollywood, became a ___ to make films about ejecting saliva | SPITDIRECTOR |
| The STAGE MANAGER left the theater to represent a giant flying turtle of Japanese monster movies as ___ | GAMERASAGENT |
| The TEST PILOT quit aviation to write odes about a clown's prop by becoming a ___ | STILTPOET |
| They pick up odors | NOSES |
| They take pleasure from others' pain | SADISTS |
| Toy used for performing a barrel roll | YOYO |
| Trickster of fantasy | PIXIE |
| Try to sink, on the green | PUTT |
| Turn about an axis | PIVOT |
| Turn away, as one's eyes | AVERT |
| Twirl | SPIN |
| Vitals checkers, briefly | EMTS |
| Voters' topic | ISSUE |
| Wizards' garments | ROBES |
| WNBA legend Lisa | LESLIE |
| Woodworking gripper | VISE |
| ___ Sutra (ancient text on sexuality) | KAMA |
| ___ Vista Social Club | BUENA |
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