Below you will find all the answers for the NY Times Crossword 23 Jul 20, Thursday divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Major source of wheat | SUN (Major source of heat) |
| Zipped | SPED |
| Hindu avatar | RAMA |
| Kaplan course subj. | LSAT |
| Neighbor of Algeria | MALI |
| Snubs, possibly | OMITS |
| Swaying just before a disaster | UH-OH (Saying just before a disaster) |
| Blarney Stone site | ERIN |
| Wedgy | TENSE (Edgy) |
| Part 1 of an instruction for solving this puzzle | REMOVE THE |
| Mean | CRUEL |
| Donna’s predecessor? | PRIMA |
| Glamping option | YURT |
| Bold alternative: Abbr. | ITAL |
| Image on the Missouri state quarter | ARCH |
| A jigger is bigger than this | OUNCE |
| Some loud chewers | OLES (Some loud cheers) |
| Limelight stealer | HAM |
| Didn’t stay put | ROAMED |
| The Cardinals, on scoreboards | STL |
| Part 2 of the instruction | … LETTER W |
| Many wages | ERA (Many ages) |
| Sewer | ORACLE (Seer) |
| TV’s “Science Guy” | NYE |
| Tech info site | C|NET |
| Heineken alternative | BECK’S |
| Smoking hot Italian? | ETNA |
| 1982 film that takes place inside a computer | TRON |
| Wrests | SITS (Rests) |
| Cry in an opera house | BRAVA |
| Labor day event | BIRTH |
| End of the instruction | … FROM CLUES |
| Minimalist | SPARE |
| Fish frequently caught by newts | TUNA (Fish frequently caught by nets) |
| Ending for patri- | -OTIC |
| Leader typically appearing shirtless in “S.N.L.” parodies | PUTIN |
| Colonnade trees | ELMS |
| Hawn of the silver screen | SOLO (Han of the silver screen) |
| Bustline muscles, informally | PECS |
| Some winks | DYES (Some inks) |
| Retired means of travel, for short | SST |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Result of loose lips? | SLURP |
| Job that involves a lot of sweating | USHER (Job that involves a lot of seating) |
| Judd of country music | NAOMI |
| Hook associate | SMEE |
| Handout on December 31 | PARTY HAT |
| Peace Nobelist Root | ELIHU |
| Dough used in a taqueria | DINERO |
| Org. for some future lts. | ROTC |
| AWOL part | AMERICA (AOL part) |
| Colonial force | MINUTEMEN |
| Own a boat, say | AT SEA (On a boat, say) |
| Pewter accompanier in the Bible | THOMAS (Peter accompanier in the Bible) |
| Wads are made to do this | SELL (Ads are made to do this) |
| “Emeer” for “emir,” e.g.: Abbr. | VAR |
| Castle feature | TURRET |
| “Rosy” things | CHEEKS |
| Present or a concise explanation of this puzzle’s theme | NOW or NO W |
| “Special Agent ___” (Disney animated series) | OSO |
| Copier tray abbr. | LTR |
| Go on | ELABORATE |
| High point: Abbr. | MTN |
| Poet’s “before” | ERE |
| “Can’t Help Lovin’ ___ Man” | DAT |
| Cousin of “Inc.” | LLC |
| “I need your full attention over here” | EYES ON ME |
| Ending that’s in the middle? | -CENTRIC |
| Santana of Santana | CARLOS |
| Like flour for baking | SIFTED |
| Original airer of “The Monkees” | NBC |
| Shortening used in recipes? | TBSP |
| Shrewd | RIP UP (Shred) |
| In all honesty | TRULY |
| Fiats, e.g. | AUTOS |
| Bridal shop display | VEILS |
| Berkshire racecourse | ASCOT |
| Certain lawyers | HENS (Certain layers) |
| It may be critical | MASS |
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