Below you will find all the answers for the 0702-25 NY Times Crossword 2 Jul 25, Wednesday divided to 2 sections, Across clues and Down Clues.
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| ___ salad | COBB |
| Site for techies | CNET |
| One of the hues in a Crayola eight-pack | BLACK |
| Shape of many a racetrack | OVAL |
| Fit as a fiddle | HALE |
| “… for He is ___” (Matthew 28:6) | RISEN |
| Did you know?! The most common bar name in the U.K. is The Red Lion | PUB TRIVIA |
| Enough | AMPLE |
| W.W.E. star Dumas | AMY |
| Portfolio portion, in brief | IRA |
| It hangs on in the winter | ICICLE |
| Did you know?! The oldest known porno movie is the 1907 short film “El Satario” | GRAPHIC DETAIL |
| One might charge el capote rojo | TORO |
| 2014 Winter Olympics host | SOCHI |
| Iridescent gemstones | OPALS |
| Bingo relative | KENO |
| Squid’s ink holder | SAC |
| Did you know?! Engaging in leisure activities has been shown to reduce stress levels by over 30% | FUN FACT |
| Did you know?! Before mastering fire, cave men ate uncooked meat for the first million years of human existence | RAW DATA |
| Official currency of Ecuador and Guam: Abbr. | USD |
| “___ move” | YOUR |
| Cabinet department since 1913 | LABOR |
| Nudges against | ABUTS |
| Room for growth? | WOMB |
| Did you know?! America’s first chartered money supplier opened in Philadelphia on January 7, 1782 | BANK STATEMENT |
| Enemy vessels in W.W. II | U-BOATS |
| Outfit that might have satin lapels, informally | TUX |
| Key near F1 | ESC |
| Spanish island with many nightclubs | IBIZA |
| Did you know?! Diamonds are 58 times more resistant to pressure than rubies or sapphires | HARD TRUTH |
| “___ est mort” (“the king is dead”) | LE ROI |
| Modern aerosol emitter, for short | E-CIG |
| x times y, potentially | AREA |
| Boxer nicknamed “Kid Dynamite” | TYSON |
| “… or ___!” (threat) | ELSE |
| “College GameDay” airer | ESPN |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| ___ América (international football competition) | COPA |
| Tube descender | OVUM |
| Step up from an upright piano | BABY GRAND |
| Layered lunch offering, informally | BLT |
| Tweets | CHIRPS |
| Language of W.W. II “code talkers”: Var. | NAVAHO |
| Inventor Whitney | ELI |
| Beverage in Wonderland | TEA |
| Leg support | BRACE |
| Minimum or maximum | LIMIT |
| Pet safety org. | ASPCA |
| Chamber group instruments | CELLI |
| Genuflect | KNEEL |
| Narrow inlet | RIA |
| “Uncut Gems” actress Menzel | IDINA |
| “The Sound of Music” antagonist | ROLF |
| “Ugh!” | ICK! |
| Only acting Oscar winner in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame | CHER |
| Common stir-fry ingredient | TOFU |
| Grand work | OPUS |
| For example | SAY |
| One who gives a hoot | OWL |
| Ones wreaking havoc | SABOTEURS |
| ___ bomb | ATOM |
| No-no in many fad diets | CARB |
| Thoroughly covers | COATS |
| Low-pitched musical instrument | TUBA |
| “Rosy-fingered” time of day in the “Odyssey” | DAWN |
| Don’t get stuck in it! | RUT |
| Onetime geometric game fad | TETRIS |
| What mascara might do | SMUDGE |
| Muscular | BUILT |
| “The Sound of Music” locale | ABBEY |
| “The Third Man” and “Kiss Me Deadly,” for two | NOIRS |
| Creator of a lot of buzz in the music scene | KAZOO |
| Laundry problem | STAIN |
| No. after a tel. no. | EXT |
| Part of a plan | STEP |
| Jackie of martial arts films | CHAN |
| Bit of a laugh | HEE |
| Femur/tibia connector, in brief | ACL |
| Issa of Hollywood | RAE |
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