Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (July 24th 2019) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 74 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
"La Dolce Vita" director |
Award for a soap, maybe |
Dad on "Black-ish" |
Afros, e.g. |
"This texter thinks ..." |
Cry with a fist pump |
Long-armed zoo animal, informally |
"Sesame Street" baby Muppet |
Protection rackets? |
Actress/comic Kemper |
Task for a Thai chef cooking for typical Americans? |
Letters after "Yeah, yeah, little ...," in a 1964 hit |
Like the most protective hazmat suits |
Pitcher's success? |
Las Vegas was built around one |
Actress Garr |
What "bist" means in the 1930s hit "Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen" |
Reward for working late |
The "e" of i.e. |
It names names in a newspaper |
Words of referral |
Part of LSAT |
Lean and tough |
Lord's partner |
High, in Versailles |
Getaway car cargo |
Hate |
Task for a Benedictine monk? |
Christensen of "Parenthood" |
"Already?" |
Predators of crayfish |
Tank-topped, ponytailed "Futurama" character |
Cosmopolitan's opposite |
Aid in counting to 20? |
Gestation stations? |
Much ESPN programming |
Some wisecracks |
Maker of Glide floss |
Magazine with an "Ask E. Jean" column |
Parallel to the x-axis: Abbr. |
Places for vials |
Neither above nor below face value |
Some German autos |
Latin "I" |
Coasters, e.g. |
Non-majority? |
Knock at the door |
Big fuss |
Very little |
Indicate |
Allowed |
___ Bradlee, editor of The Washington Post during Watergate |
How the 2010 and 2014 FIFA World Cup finals ended |
Actress Keaton |
Not know from ___ |
Dwelling |
Roofing option |
Circular arrow button in an address bar |
Like Stevie Wonder's "Isn't She Lovely" |
Violin virtuoso Niccolò |
Common bedside item |
Like pond scum |
Have ___ up one's sleeve |
Virus first discovered in 1976 |
Mario's world |
Gillian Flynn thriller novel made into a hit 2014 film |
Task for new parents of twins? |
Interject |
Elevator innovator Elisha |
Person born in late July |
___ tide |
Like straight bourbon, for a minimum of two years |
Slanted |
Heighten |