Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (July 20th 2024) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 70 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| 28-Across, for one |
| Like some basic bikes |
| "And ___ …" |
| Gal of note |
| Academic extension |
| David ___, Grammy-winning French D.J. |
| About to get it |
| Office hookup, for short |
| Touring show for figure skaters |
| Place to pick up a puppy, perhaps |
| Indigenous people of the Pacific Northwest |
| "We'll update you once we know," in brief |
| Bit of advice from an expert |
| ___ Wood, portrayer of the Bond girl Plenty O'Toole in "Diamonds Are Forever" |
| Defensive denial |
| Tired |
| Settle (on) |
| General idea |
| Receiving gains: Abbr. |
| Small denomination |
| Supreme leader? |
| Horses around? |
| Reward for staying |
| Many a retiree these days |
| Have to shave one's head, perhaps |
| Seasonal threat |
| Tech news website |
| Precursor to precalculus |
| Actors Feldman and Haim |
| The end of the road, say |
| Fast-food classic |
| Popular choice for un antojito ("little craving") |
| Plot |
| A bad look |
| Test important to M.A. seekers |
| Singly |
| Bungee jumping might be seen on it |
| Elusive, in a sense |
| Online payment option |
| Liberal arts college in Michigan |
| Dump |
| Characters in "300" |
| Got deep in the weeds? |
| "Makes sense" |
| Team whose Triple-A affiliate is called the Sugar Land Space Cowboys |
| Part of UX |
| Dance around |
| Eponym for a ship in a famous thought experiment |
| Spanish province whose capital is Bilbao |
| Historic Milwaukee brewer |
| Beat poet? |
| Arthur of "Maude" |
| Courage |
| Like some window shades |
| Punish like Montresor does Fortunato in "The Cask of Amontillado" |
| Company descended from the Rockefeller oil empire |
| Vast |
| Local life |
| Aggressively promote |
| An Englishman in New York, maybe |
| Magic words |
| Something worn in the woods |
| "___ you!" |
| "Ain't happenin'" |
| Starts to pay attention |
| Compose |
| Where the Hangul writing system is used |
| Noted fantasy series, for short |
| Some disposable razors |
| ___ shop (modern-day "storefront") |