NY Times Crossword 8 Jul 20, Wednesday
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Across
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Shoe company with a fish name | BASS |
| Bumbling | INEPT |
| Hot rod race | DRAG |
| Sets of points, in math | LOCI |
| Some cartridge filler | TONER |
| Hershey caramel-filled candy | ROLO |
| Land between the Caspian Sea and the Persian Gulf | IRAN |
| With sleight of hand, say | SLYLY |
| Devil-may-care attitude, in modern parlance | YOLO |
| Having a meal! | STRESS “EATING” |
| Word from Swahili for “journey” | SAFARI |
| Go as far down as | STOOP TO |
| Curses | DAMNS |
| Oscar-winning Sophia | LOREN |
| Landmark 1973 Supreme Court case, informally | ROE |
| M i l i t a r y t r a i n e e s | SPACE “CADETS” |
| ___ Tometi, activist who co-founded Black Lives Matter | OPAL |
| Author Mario Vargas ___ | LLOSA |
| Aching | SORE |
| STRIKE “A POSE” | |
| Bit of butter | PAT |
| Historic 1965 march location | SELMA |
| Business sign abbr. | ESTAB |
| “Seems about right” | I’D SAY SO |
| Providers of some comic relief in “Star Wars” | DROIDS |
| “Will you marry me?” | BOLD “PROPOSAL” |
| Grand party | FETE |
| Language quintet | A-E-I-O-U |
| Word on a deli scale | TARE |
| Retail giant that opened its first U.S. store near Philadelphia in 1985 | IKEA |
| Words, informally | VOCAB |
| In great shape | HALE |
| Ending with four or six, but not three or five | -TEEN |
| Sound of disgust | SNORT |
| “Shoo!” | SCAT! |
Down
| Clues | Answers |
|---|---|
| Pure joy | BLISS |
| Main artery | AORTA |
| Neck warmer | SCARF |
| Singer O’Connor | SINEAD |
| “Piece of cake!” | IT’S SIMPLE! |
| Florida State athlete, for short | NOLE |
| Four-time Grammy winner for Best New Age Album | ENYA |
| Bombards | PELTS |
| “Have a taste!” | TRY IT! |
| Textiles and sundries | DRY GOODS |
| Aussie hopper | ROO |
| “Is that ___?” | ALL |
| Glue or a rhyme for “glue” | GOO |
| Sp. ladies | SRAS |
| Mardi Gras locale, for short | NOLA |
| About to go under the knife, in brief | PRE-OP |
| Four: Prefix | TETRA- |
| Beginning | ONSET |
| Simba’s mate in “The Lion King” | NALA |
| Range | SCOPE |
| Martini & ___ | ROSSI |
| Chose, with “for” | OPTED |
| Some English nobles | EARLS |
| Those, to José | ESOS |
| Make something seem less likely to be true | CAST DOUBT |
| Vegetable in succotash | LIMA BEAN |
| Pugilist’s goal | KAYO |
| Historical figure played by Kurt Russell in “Tombstone” | EARP |
| Some diner seating choices | BOOTHS |
| Russians and Belarusians | SLAVS |
| Classic theater | ODEON |
| Singer/songwriter Hayes | ISAAC |
| Girl in the “Our Gang” movies | DARLA |
| Wintry mix | SLEET |
| ___ de gallo (condiment) | PICO |
| Thunder | ROAR |
| Concern when buying shoes | FIT |
| Squeeze (out) | EKE |
| Where a long drive often starts | TEE |