Below you will find all the answers for the NY Times Crossword 28 Jul 24, Sunday divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
Clues | Answers |
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Word following “push-up” that anagrams to a word following “pull-up” | BRA |
Become subject to | INCUR |
Israeli desert | NEGEV |
Substance in a bagel-making “bath” | LYE |
Wedding role … or a description of 114-Across? | RING BEARER |
Artist’s diagram … or one of five for 114-Across? | COLOR WHEEL |
Multipiece furniture purchases | OTTOMAN SETS |
$$$ | DOLLAR SIGNS |
“Hold up!” | WAIT! |
Get hooked? | TAKE THE BAIT |
___ Rizal, national hero of the Philippines | JOSE |
Cornhole attempts | TOSSES |
Compete like Sha’Carri Richardson | RUN |
Snapple competitor | NESTEA |
Detailed plan of action | BLUEPRINT |
Malevolent sorcery | BLACK MAGIC |
Restaurant chain with an avian mascot | RED ROBIN |
Lamb’s lament | BAA! |
M.D. spaces | ERS |
One way to throw a baseball | SIDEARM |
Aptly named writers’ association | PEN |
“Uno ___!” | MAS |
Resting places | INNS |
Just scratches the surface? | ETCHES |
Teletubby with a repetitive name | LAA-LAA |
Very *now* | CHIC |
Musical composition like the Gauri in Sikh tradition | RAGA |
Obsolescent book | YELLOW PAGES |
Brand in the frozen food section | GREEN GIANT |
Dance related to the Tongan tau’olunga | HULA |
Worst of the worst | DREGS |
Reason to award two gold medals | TIE |
Cheers, for one | BAR |
Letters after Lucasfilm | … LTD |
Aid in seafloor mapping | SONAR |
Understood | SAW |
Balance beam gripper | TOE |
Round up at the start? | PRELIMS |
“There it is!” | AHA! |
Prereq for a Ph.D. program, maybe | GRE |
Signature hit for Linda Ronstadt | BLUE BAYOU |
Supreme pizza topping | BLACK OLIVE |
“Danger! Danger!” | RED ALERT! |
Number for a letter? | RENT |
Power sources for some electric cars | FUEL CELLS |
“Goodness me!” | I SAY! |
Spice up, say | SEASON |
“___ out!” | YER |
Concerning egg cells | OVULAR |
Bother, with “at” | GNAW … |
Results of some fouls in soccer | YELLOW CARDS |
What has a lot of room to grow? | GREENHOUSE |
Playbill listing | CAST |
Character appearing twice in “Dumb and Dumber”? | SILENT B |
Broadway passage | AISLE |
Move up | ADVANCE |
Chain that offers obedience training classes | PETCO |
This puzzle’s subject | OLYMPIC FLAG |
Fried rice add-in | ONION |
“Drink,” so to speak | OCEAN |
They “wait for no man,” in a saying | TIME AND TIDE |
___ law (P = IV) | WATT’S |
Certain coastal fliers | TERNS |
“Uhh … no thanks” | PASS |
Scottish word in a holiday song | SYNE |
Shade of gray | SLATE |
Down
Clues | Answers |
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Penciled-in feature, perhaps | BROW |
Poet Dove | RITA |
Prefix with war or hero | ANTI- |
Pioneer in computer chess | IBM |
Largest labor union in the U.S., in brief | NEA |
Sloping surfaces | CANTS |
Alpha ___ Majoris (star in the Big Dipper) | URSAE |
Smacks (of) | REEKS |
“Oppenheimer” director | NOLAN |
Carl’s wife in Pixar’s “Up” | ELLIE |
Sources of cashmere | GOATS |
Make a big splash in diving, say | ERR |
Bugs, e.g. | VWS |
Brick that doesn’t require mortar | LEGO |
Hankerings | YENS |
Failing that | ELSE |
Crime boss John | GOTTI |
Way shortened? | RTE |
What corn holders are inserted into | COB |
Muslim head covering | HIJAB |
Prized violins, for short | STRADS |
One of the stages of grief | DENIAL |
Ultra-famous | HUGE |
Inside lane on a track | ONE |
Ailment whose name becomes an actress when its vowel is doubled | STREP |
Indulge (oneself) | TREAT |
Forever and ever | EON |
Like some Mideast nationalism | PAN-ARAB |
Cattle-driving dispute | RANGE WAR |
Architect ___ van der Rohe | MIES |
Rock climber’s handhold | CRAG |
What “Meow!” might mean | I’M HUNGRY! |
Manicurist’s creation | NAIL ART |
They fly somewhere over the rainbow | BLUEBIRDS |
Democratic stronghold | BLUE STATE |
Ostracized family member | BLACK SHEEP |
Extorts from, in a way | BLACKMAILS |
Raccoonlike mammal of China | RED PANDA |
Phenomenon allegorized in “The Crucible” | RED SCARE |
Droop | SAG |
Movie f/x | CGI |
It’s not long. | LAT |
___ Oyu, sixth-highest peak in the world | CHO |
National park since 1872 | YELLOWSTONE |
Milquetoast | YELLOWBELLY |
Character who’s told “We’re all mad here” | ALICE |
Creedence Clearwater Revival song named after a place “where cool water flows” | GREEN RIVER |
Dip made from tomatillos | GREEN SALSA |
Beat at an audition, maybe | OUTACT |
Sushi eggs | ROE |
Spice Girl Chisholm, casually | MEL |
Acclaimed | HAILED |
Political slogan of the 2000s | YES WE CAN |
Channel that gets audio only? | EAR CANAL |
Backing | FOR |
Connection at Frankfurt Airport? | UND |
Restroom in a pub | LOO |
“Law & Order” spinoff, for short | SVU |
Wooden shoe | SABOT |
Linguist’s concern | USAGE |
Part of a woman’s anatomy named for Dr. Ernst Gräfenberg | G-SPOT |
Jane Eyre, to the villainous Mrs. Reed | NIECE |
Change, as one’s clothes | ALTER |
“The ___ true for …” | SAME’S |
Not at all light | HEFTY |
Soul singer Baker | ANITA |
Adam of TV’s “Severance” | SCOTT |
Like the atmosphere after an awkward joke | TENSE |
Negative Nancy words? | NONS |
Hoppy choices at happy hour | IPAS |
Sermon topic | SIN |
Some TV screens | LCDS |
They may be renewed | VOWS |
Flirty thing to bite | LIP |
Sumac a.k.a. the “Peruvian Songbird” | YMA |
Maya who designed the Museum of Chinese in America | LIN |
Juice bar suffix | -ADE |
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