NY Times Crossword 22 Jul 21, Thursday
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Bill Bryson book subtitled “Rediscovering America on the Appalachian Trail” | A WALK IN THE WOODS |
| Give a scolding | CALL ON THE CARPET |
| Show whose logo replaces an “o” with a diamond ring | THE BACHELORETTE |
| Actress Rowlands | GENA |
| Look after | MIND |
| Head for a cow, horse or lion? | SEA- |
| Book often stored horizontally | ATLAS |
| Put a strain on | TAX |
| Short jazz riff | LICK |
| Johnny with 10 World Series of Poker bracelets | CHAN |
| Reading area | DEN |
| Spoils | TAINTS |
| Mother of the four winds, in myth | EOS |
| Cut off the back | BEEF LOIN |
| High-risk game | RUSSIAN ROULETTE |
| Many national anthems | WAR SONGS |
| “Errare humanum ___” | EST |
| “Whatever works” | I’M EASY |
| Indifferent remark | MEH |
| Hurdle for a future atty. | LSAT |
| Something you’re not likely to fork out? | SOUP |
| Seventh word of the Gettysburg Address | OUR |
| Home to the Imam Ali Mosque, built in the seventh century | BASRA |
| ___ Reactor (Iron Man’s power source) | ARC |
| Weathered, say | WORN |
| “Je t’___” | AIME |
| Products of Under Armour and Nike | ATHLETIC APPAREL |
| “Could you give more detail?” | CARE TO ELABORATE? |
| Certain summer attire | SLEEVELESS DRESS |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Enter the picture? | ACT |
| Muted trumpet sound | WAH |
| Pub container | ALE GLASS |
| Claim to fame for Freeport, Me. | LLBEAN |
| Zen riddles | KOANS |
| People who built the Qhapaq Ñan, or “Royal Road,” which stretched roughly 3,700 miles | INCA |
| High degree | NTH |
| 1960s spy series | THE MAN FROM UNCLE |
| Path an electron may take moving in a constant magnetic field | HELIX |
| Nobel Prize subj. | ECON |
| City section | WARD |
| Lucky strike | ORE |
| Gets on a mailing list, say | OPTS IN |
| Pick up | DETECT |
| Hearty dinner entrees | STEAKS |
| Big name in laptops | ACER |
| Grand | THOU |
| Much of Gen Alpha, now | TEENS |
| Train route | LINE |
| Hon | DEARY |
| Unsparing response to a complaint | TOUGH |
| Isn’t 100% | AILS |
| Slant | BIAS |
| Not a company person? | LONER |
| Substitute | SWAP |
| Mosaic tiles | TESSERAE |
| Romanov V.I.P. | TSAR |
| ___ Candy, best friend of Wonder Woman | ETTA |
| Jason who played Lucius Malfoy in Harry Potter films | ISAACS |
| Plaything for a Greek god | MORTAL |
| Trump is named in it | EUCHRE |
| Delilah player in 1949’s “Samson and Delilah” | LAMARR |
| Large bay window projecting from a wall | ORIEL |
| Two-legged stand | BIPOD |
| Cable channel owned by AMC Networks | WE TV |
| Great Plains people | OTOE |
| Police dept. alerts | APBS |
| Rebecca ___ Crumpler, first African-American female physician in the U.S. | LEE |
| Small cells | AAS |
| Org. that administers the G.R.E. | ETS |
| French article | LES |