Today’s crossword solution for the NY Times Crossword 17 Jul 19, Wednesday. The New York Times Crosswords are very hard some times, with our help you will be able to finish the tricky definitions.
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| The number of letters in this clue’s answer | FOUR |
| Gymnasts’ supplies | MATS |
| New moon or full moon | PHASE |
| Traffic ___ | CONE |
| Put out | EMIT |
| Give a casual greeting, in modern lingo | HOLLA |
| Candy that the lovers [circled letters] on Valentine’s Day | CHOCOLATE (ate the chocolate) |
| More deadpan, as humor | DRIER |
| Peach’s center | PIT |
| Some pro cameras, for short | SLRS |
| Shepherd slain by Cain | ABEL |
| Politician that the voters [circled letters] to Congress | REPRESENTATIVE (sent the representative) |
| Traditional time to start work | NINE AM |
| Occur, as complications | ARISE |
| Terrific, in dated slang | ACES |
| Erode | EAT INTO |
| Something most people lie about? | BED |
| Quick trips that the busy person [circled letters] around town | ERRANDS (ran the errands) |
| “Yikes!” | EEK! |
| Olympics squad in red, white and blue | TEAM USA |
| “Auld Lang ___” | SYNE |
| “___ thank me later” | YOU’LL |
| Suitable for all ages | RATED-G |
| Books that Victorians [circled letters] for cheap | PENNY DREADFULS (read the penny dreadfuls) |
| In addition | ELSE |
| Alternatives to wagons | SUVS |
| One step down on the evolutionary scale | APE |
| Elite party attendees | A-LIST |
| Luxury vehicle that the motorist [circled letters] on the highway | LAND ROVER (drove the Land Rover) |
| Part of a multimedia ad campaign | RADIO |
| Apple’s first location? | EDEN |
| Action to collect on a debt | REPO |
| Shorthand, for short | STENO |
| “Buona ___” (Italian greeting) | SERA |
| Dish that may come with a spork | SLAW |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Org. that regulates I.S.P.s | FCC |
| “That’s intriguing!” | OOH! |
| Still in the box | UNOPENED |
| File box filler | RECIPES |
| Blanc who voiced Bugs Bunny | MEL |
| Conglomerate | AMASS |
| Mr. or Mrs. | TITLE |
| Forbidding | STERN |
| Queen guitarist Brian May has one in astrophysics | PHD |
| Friend of Hamlet | HORATIO |
| Outs | ALIBIS |
| Place to hide a card, perhaps | SLEEVE |
| ___ Combs, Hall-of-Famer who played for the 1920s-’30s Yankees | EARLE |
| Other, in Oaxaca | OTRA |
| Benchmark | STANDARD |
| Surname of national security advisers under both Bush 43 and Obama | RICE |
| May birthstones | EMERALDS |
| Word with dark or graphic | … ARTS |
| Apprehend | NAB |
| Headrest for a couch napper, say | ARM |
| T, in an honor society’s name | TAU |
| Connections | INS |
| Slippery | EELY |
| Five to six feet high, roughly | EYE LEVEL |
| Quashes | ENDS |
| Gunpowder holder | KEG |
| Turns the dial (to), say | TUNES IN |
| Dazed states | STUPORS |
| Chastise in no uncertain terms | YELL AT |
| Like some football kicks | ONSIDE |
| Over the horizon | AFAR |
| Products of some orchards | PEARS |
| Sped-up part of a contest commercial | RULES |
| Avoid | EVADE |
| Ed of “Elf” | ASNER |
| Excessively | TOO |
| Molecule with A, C, T and G | DNA |
| Green branch, for short | EPA |
| Big quarrel | ROW |