Below you will find all the answers for the NY Times Crossword Answers 15 Jul 2018, Sunday divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
Clues | Answers | |
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1 | Iams competitor | ALPO |
5 | Pretend | ACT AS IF |
12 | Song sung by Garth Brooks on Jay Leno’s last “Tonight Show” | THE DANCE |
20 | Podcast host Maron | MARC |
21 | Fred Flintstone’s boss | MR SLATE |
22 | Weathers, as a hurricane | RIDES OUT |
23 | “That’s me you’re looking for” | I’M IT |
24 | Compliment to a lawmaker? | OUTSTANDING BILLS |
26 | Lesley who played Mrs. Patmore on “Downton Abbey” | NICOL |
28 | ___ the sly (be secretive about) | DO ON |
29 | Drug used to combat A.D.H.D. | ADDERALL |
30 | Short writing assignment, informally | ONE-PAGER |
32 | Really like | ADORE |
35 | Really like | DIG |
36 | Compliment to a composer? | RADICAL MOVEMENT |
39 | ___ voce | SOTTO |
43 | Deep, deep hole | ABYSS |
44 | Crème de ___ | MENTHE |
46 | Lucky strike? | OIL |
47 | Toe, to a tot | PIGGY |
50 | John, Paul or George, but not Ringo | SAINT |
52 | Alternative to first-class | ECONOMY |
55 | Lake vessel | CANOE |
56 | Water cooler? | BRIG |
58 | Cornbread variety named for where it’s baked | ASHCAKE |
59 | Film role for the dog Skippy | ASTA |
60 | Meditative discipline | TAI CHI |
62 | Compliment to a lecturer? | SWEET TALK |
64 | Compliment to a taxonomist? | STELLAR CLASSIFICATION |
67 | Compliment to a champion speller? | KILLER BEE |
68 | Smallville | PODUNK |
69 | 2002 Literature Nobelist Kertész | IMRE |
70 | Snack with a rock climber on its wrapper | CLIF BAR |
71 | Head of communications? | TELE- |
72 | Gettysburg general | MEADE |
73 | Like many holiday candles | SCENTED |
74 | Gal of “Wonder Woman” | GADOT |
77 | Banned game projectiles | JARTS |
78 | [not my mistake] | SIC |
79 | “Why, you little …” | SON OF A … |
81 | Word with prayer or paddle | … WHEEL |
84 | Claim in e-cigarette ads | NO TAR |
87 | Compliment to a charity organizer? | SOLID FOUNDATION |
93 | Dorm V.I.P.s | RAS |
95 | Major exporter of uranium | NIGER |
96 | Hand-to-hand combat weapon | STILETTO |
97 | Long lines? | EPIC POEM |
100 | Athlete honored on Richmond’s Monument Avenue | ASHE |
102 | Drained of color | ASHEN |
103 | Compliment to a vegetable gardener? | SMASHING PUMPKINS |
107 | What the “s” stands for in “scuba” | SELF- |
108 | Enhanced medium for talk radio | AM STEREO |
109 | Draw upon | TAP INTO |
110 | “___ Enchanted” (2004 film) | ELLA |
111 | Result of a computer crash | DATA LOSS |
112 | Got back at | AVENGED |
113 | Difficult situation | SPOT |
Down
Clues | Answers | |
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1 | Key of Mozart’s “Odense” Symphony | A MINOR |
2 | Thin layer | LAMINA |
3 | ___ to sell | PRICED |
4 | Color-changing creatures | OCTOPI |
5 | “Yo te ___” (Spanish 101 phrase) | AMO |
6 | How boors behave | CRUDELY |
7 | Some inclement weather, in broadcast shorthand | T-STORMS |
8 | “Oh, by the way …” | ALSO … |
9 | GPS system, e.g. | SAT NAV |
10 | Suffix with señor | -ITA |
11 | Bog | FEN |
12 | Weapon resembling the letter psi | TRIDENT |
13 | Posterior | HIND |
14 | Beat after a buzzer beater | EDGED |
15 | Rubbish | DEBRIS |
16 | Alternative to Parmesan | ASIAGO |
17 | Chuck ___, four-time Super Bowl-winning coach | NOLL |
18 | Pick out | CULL |
19 | Uranians and Neptunians | ETS |
25 | Lack the courage to, for short | DAREN’T |
27 | Musical set in St.-Tropez, familiarly | LA CAGE |
31 | Actress Hoffmann of “Transparent” | GABY |
33 | Half: Prefix | DEMI- |
34 | What dark clouds might represent | OMEN |
37 | Small bone, as in the ear | OSSICLE |
38 | Quai D’Orsay setting | THE SEINE |
40 | Prepared to shoot | TOOK AIM AT |
41 | Beings on TV’s “Doctor Who” | TIME LORDS |
42 | West Coast beer brand, informally | OLY |
45 | Modern payment option | E-CHECK |
47 | Musical medley | PASTICCIO |
48 | Wits | INTELLECT |
49 | Not hold back, to a poker player | GO ALL IN |
51 | Ottoman title | AGHA |
53 | Twice tetra- | OCTA- |
54 | More sharply dressed | NATTIER |
55 | Container for amontillado | CASK |
56 | Easternmost of the Lesser Antilles | BARBADOS |
57 | Kitchen device | RICER |
58 | Meriting only half a star, say | AWFUL |
60 | French city where D’Artagnan lived in “The Three Musketeers” | TARBES |
61 | MSN, for one | ISP |
62 | B on an LP | SIDE TWO |
63 | Site for an A.C.L. tear | KNEE |
65 | Took off | LEFT |
66 | Words said before bed? | SO TO … |
72 | Peace Nobelist Yousafzai | MALALA |
73 | ID card fig. | SSN |
74 | Lose rigidity | GO LIMP |
75 | Not worth ___ | A FIG |
76 | Florida’s Miami-___ County | DADE |
77 | Lightsaber wielder | JEDI |
80 | Worlds external to the mind | NONEGOS |
82 | Activity in libraries and movie theaters | HUSHING |
83 | Diplomatic agreement | ENTENTE |
85 | Record label for Whitney Houston | ARISTA |
86 | One of the friends on “Friends” | RACHEL |
88 | Milkshake, in New England | FRAPPE |
89 | Author Gerritsen and actress Harper | TESSES |
90 | What one might seek after a computer crash, informally | IT HELP |
91 | Opera with the aria “Ave Maria” | OTELLO |
92 | Skim | NONFAT |
94 | Vice president Agnew | SPIRO |
97 | Stone that’s a star | EMMA |
98 | It may be checkered | PAST |
99 | Till section | ONES |
101 | Scrape | SKIN |
103 | Crestfallen | SAD |
104 | Tony winner Hagen | UTA |
105 | Dallas hoopster, briefly | MAV |
106 | Roll on a golf course | SOD |
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