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| New York Times crossword of July 31st, 2022 other clues |
| Shelve |
| Nationwide competitor |
| Big picture |
| Got too scared, with "out" |
| Author/journalist Welteroth |
| Longtime surname on late-night TV |
| Test, as a new mattress |
| Places where some belts are tightened? |
| Didn't just sit there |
| Harvesting machine that needs cleaning? |
| Connect, as two devices |
| Doctor's description of the birth of triplet sons? |
| "Well, maybe" |
| Mythical weaver |
| Vouch for, with "to" |
| Dallas-to-Austin dir. |
| Condiment at a pho shop |
| "The ___ Holmes Mysteries" (young adult detective series) |
| Kind of parking |
| Each |
| Arab leaders |
| "I spilled ___ remover on my dog. Now he's gone": Steven Wright |
| Dancer Charisse of "Singin' in the Rain" |
| Wizard |
| Sci-fi daughter of Padmé |
| D as in D.C.?: Abbr. |
| Some prosecutors, for short |
| Primeval |
| First name in folk |
| Some wide-brimmed hats |
| Killer of the Night King on "Game of Thrones" |
| ___ Day, early collaborator with Prince |
| "r u 4 real?" |
| Serving with a meze platter |
| It's a ball |
| Japanese honorific |
| Pries (from) |
| Icky look |
| Boots, helmets, rope, etc. |
| Prefix with puncture |
| For face value |
| One-named entertainer from Spain |
| Hand-held device used by Mr. Spock |
| Lunar New Year |
| General name for a dish? |
| Shade of red |
| Excise surgically |
| Household robot from Amazon |
| Abyss |
| Like some towels and topics |
| Put away |
| Big name in grills |
| ___ la Cité, home of Notre-Dame |
| Stacked |
| Smallest country in the E.U., by area |
| Musical artist known as the "Queen of New Age" |
| Interior secretary Haaland |
| Hold in custody |
| ___ nous |
| Server error |
| The Liberty Tree, e.g. |
| Some free housing recipients, for short |
| Longtime surname on late-night TV |
| Fwy. or expy. |
| Clutch, e.g. |
| Name hidden in "global economy" |
| Couleur de l'océan |
| Rhapsodize over |
| Caterpillar alternative |
| Disruption for a poolside sunbather |
| God associated with the moon |
| American ___ |
| Marsupial that goes into shock when frightened |
| No longer active: Abbr. |
| Golf ball's path |
| City north of Des Moines |
| Slangy turndown |
| Cinco + uno |
| They might get all over the floor |
| Battle between Tinker Bell and Princess Ozma? |
| Cream |
| "Ready?" |
| Some Guinness records |
| Census-taking of a Midwest capital? |
| Begin |
| Bel ___ (Italian cheese) |
| Charm |
| Become aware of … or a homophonic description of four letter shifts in this puzzle's grid |
| Partners of hinds |
| Reaches |
| Comes clean |
| Proceeded down a lane, maybe |
| Tick off |
| Without much thought |
| Relax |
| Rhetoric |
| Ticks off |
| Like Juliette Gordon Low, founder of the Girl Scouts |
| Fish in a poke bowl |
| Encourage |
| WaPo alternative |
| Flagship vehicle line for Mercedes-Benz |
| Square figure? |
| Coconut-covered cookie |
| Like a tasty cake |
| It might get the weed out |
| Ice cream treat |
| Count, e.g. |
| They might hold on to their caps, for short |
| Sleep phase? |
| Stephen Crane's "The Red Badge of Courage," e.g.? |
| "Failure ___ an option" |
| Medical gloves and N95 masks, for short |
| Back in style |
| You can see right through it |
| Gave the scoop |
| Beginning of a toast |
| Rooibos by another name |
| Where Camus's "The Plague" is set |
| What concealer might conceal |
| Pen |
| Growler's contents |
| Soaks (up) |
| Simpson imp |
| Co-author of 2016's "The Book of Joy," along with the Dalai Lama |
| Pear-shaped instrument |
| Break … or brake |
| Inits. on the road |
| Inits. on the road |
| Darkroom item, in brief |
| Circuit board components |
| Lawyer with absurdly exaggerated humor? |
| Personal ad abbr. |
| No-win situation |
| Can |
| Andy Dufresne in "The Shawshank Redemption," e.g. |
| Actress Lena |
| Its presence on Mars offers a clue to life |
| Buy a lot of, with "on" |
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